New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09


within definite area and within two three specinc
ana highly exceptional industries. has heretofore re-
the free labor OF the country IL they are 10 peco
more national their range and are to enter Tue eS
eral market OF labor thelr lhhuehce on Wages mus
come TAR more decided. ,-... =,
To 1t is that we chiefly owe the existence %
these industrial combinations and the occuriehroui
those industrial Instructions which nave pecVre nn
standing imperfectly the spirit of our Constitution h
knowing not the privilege OF the lana III Whlch my
nave come dwell many OF them nave hrOugnt nno
habits OF thought and modes OF action winch nave eoM
out the bitter contests OF ignorant,
and wholly dependent labor with power, aggressive
privileged capital We welcome them, hut we want none
of their ways Let them leave bemnd the Instincts VI
bondage they step out from the steerago upon th bn
free soil OF America. Come they never so quickly, Ihey
shall not drive American gOrkmen TO the lnsSIaoIS re-
sort Of having their contracts hldG or o thn am
Central Committee forbidden TO walk iast IN thc cur
poycrs time forbidden TO be known as more tnsh
usually capable worKnen forbidden 10 use tue hNen-
tons of human ingenuity ioroiduCh 70 WolA ~ Wy
SIDE Of any man made Gods image aud having III VIE
and children his reason Tor labcr We WIN le Ia,iu.
take them freely into our body, animate them Win our
spirit, and teach them our better way. We VIII con
vince them that standard OF generous living the nv
my children to be sent tidy TO the pubic Schools ino
having house to he kept decent and garden 10 ne
made to bloom IN It's season the pelhE acll' l az
fullest sense. with indefinite capablhues OF soeid pi
political advancement, That th,Sc are worth an the It
wees tradesunions bundredtod for keeping up the
price of labor ~, III, an,
physOlogical reasons why the services OF women, as
body are degree less desirable than those ol men,
iug lower wages tnau for work of the same qndhy
IL is unQuestonaby true that the liner nervous orgah
success i'm fields OF industry which her strength enables
her enter while her capablitv for effort ana ehdur
auce, remarkable u D., does yet conune her EIth
narrow limits /; also true that the education OF sIs
has been less practically useiu! thdn nat OF boys WIN
the general expectation Of dnmestlelty WHlth
ton Of woman interferes not only with her
preparation for active pursuits but also with Der pros
cuon them, reducing the Slngleness or purpose ana
interest with wnIch her duties are discharged, and
deprecating in the Of her employer ana Jdsuy 90
the value winch may BE- abruptly terminated
NV marriage, Just 20 long as girls grow up the oellc
/ cir )
VIII take shape accordingly Parents ana schooI nolIus
may Iay ont courses with much OF unitarian
intention, mind OF the girl viii secrete sweetness
ana grace from whatever food ID offered It, Ana u't so
long the same tender Illusion lasts ana we hhow ~
Will outiast much bitter experience, woman VIII serve
dtStrGe though not unhappy, as ono VINO mas name
she mas not taken, cry to Whch sue mas NOT vIl1
Yet after al Is said It remains true that 1t Is nanny "a
tie want OF respect and sympathy Tor "oIhAn ~ w.
work and IA social Restraints u2oH te IIceuo' .. ~
movements iaOoIer, that We hud the explanation oi
woman from her scnsltyenoss and timdity, has espe
cia need OF The support OF puDhc sentiment n sue sub
mis- herself TO the rude husucs OF the markttplace.
Yet though the most chly&rc o. peoples IN our trent
ment OF women IN what We are pleased to cal their
spaere have not yet learned adequately To reauz,
the stern necessity thaj IN lhe ueGE OF Hoscnol,
manufactures is crOwding hundreds OF thousands OF
them into the unfamiliar field Of paid labor OF To appTt
claie the obligation rms imposes upon w. ,'s illen a
gentlemen, TO follow them with our earnest active sym
pathy protect ana champion them not less IN te
| labor tIau al dance or festival.
And. eccondly While women laborcrs have especial
mcut inasn'dch the peculiar industries for winch
they are quahhed found only here aud there, not
We have tine fact of their extensive disI lalcatou for
free by the force of the false opinions OF
SEX which iu such connection would be tie sheerest
mpertuouce, OF IA dsparaEenent OF Tue actual lngLa-
ton of female labor IL not Just TO assert that the
sentiments Of another age ana OF society Whcr' ths
ngces ~ OF Paia pune 1o"r Ia no. ISL tr no b
close pursuit of employment, that urgency and per
aud Comment, witch, IN tue ease Of men only
secures the success OF the individual applicant but re,
IicNe the pressure upon tine market elsewhere Pnd
oeutlwes prevent painful or faa congestion of abori
And what is the remedyi Agitation and the diffusion
past 10 appeal for public respect and sympathy for
ther sisters IN their work. lrt the schools teach that
/ competition rs not amiGhty, ana thai nOhnR that dc-
peuds on human yOltiOI Is lncXOrbie. Let the stalls
! ucs OF wOmans be carefully gathered and per
of Things when, 1t may adopt the language of Rogers
and Ssmoudi, Americans VIII not tamey aequlesce IN
wrongs done to woman III her work. or employers dare
TO otter unjust oTms when woman free ana bold IN her
labor II she must labor the equal partner OF man, not
| Lis slave and drudge
This evening, rival attractions, prone concert
and social reunion OF the alumni have been in prog
ress. For the FIRST time refreshments supplied to
graduates at the expense OF Alma Mater and next
year il is expected that the entertainments Will he
combined and dancing viii be permitted IN the old vii
| lagc church
The Washburn prize OF 500 for excellence In cymna-
sum attendance ana practice and general Improvement
during the year awarded this morning u the jul
nors, after close contest with the class above
them. The average marx OF the successful class mas
been nearly o3} scale OF 100 The Kellogg prizes Tor
excellence IL defamation were awarded 10 W. W.
Wcedeu OF Providence, r. l., and G. L. smith OF Wind
/ y. y. Tue uulOrtulIte recipient or the MOs0y
prze scholarship. jesse +. Forbes OF Cromwell Conn,
fnds II only empty honor the Prize being payable III
coupons Of Tennessee Railroad bonds, which are for
/ long time N default Mr. Forbes mas, however, taken
in prizes during his college course $40 exceeding the
! amount before attained By any one student.
Tomorrow the graduating class tdko their diplomas
| and Commencement will be at an end. Tue luIl pro
/ for the day l. as follows:
Sauaory Latin Jesse Fraakin Forbes Cromwell, Conn
Azuayr mion' AIcl E Ncston Mary stla," Charles
/ Ross DariLg. Boston.
scerto Grafton Precursors Of Reform Sidney Pond Smith,
oco. H.; Washington irving john SuId. North
Goodman LOOMS, H-,
Eul grafton. Robert Bms' Charles Goddard SIC Fitch
O Orange" CHARLES Smith. AuJ'gcf.
Poem Joan OF Arc George Young Nsu1Il West Midway
! Mac D1ty 90 the Ideal" Austa Care Field Amherst
Greek Charles Hams Paeu camden ~ ~ The lnfu-
erce kalrosis' Arthur 1hoAas START Logal.qor. Ind
PHI hc4l OraoH Leadership FIeaenek Huntington Gie
Tie valedic;o,y Religion Education Newton Nils
Webster
The following mark the grades of scholarship:
English OrsaOss-A c. Field, J. T. ForOe,, n Mis- C. G.
SteaTns.
Pulos,]h csl OrafOns-F. H. G.Iett, Z. b. Rl5Ourn
Scientific Orston-s F. SI.iA
Frcsss O.atous-C H. DalDg J. Keep 7. Mills A Hev r.
g. L,os G. H. Phaen W Judd, o. H. Me6u T. A. s.shh II.
b. =. d. oulth.
G. q. T. WssLtuu. ! ". Balau;ue, 81. DeSey
A Leila c. Al. h San4er-on. O.. :. Ihrs.
rl.rlc Ora,ons-F H. Allen J. T.. Phelps v. b Bancroft J.
Rcbmgn4, f. r. Dos, J. T. etoi-a L. SIu-r Il. B. IulsT