, 1874-10-04


it1ec1.'n lreen S,.I;aso is not lis Goai,-on'y
Esslest3 -- /, ,7dr,arls 10 ltH Eroe!csS tnNalu
eae =. .,,rr.r:cal ,icycoinen; VI tne .uoi' suaal
!1e' he VITAL principle "hich 'es - 1nr TO-.
s9Dt ~ tne so-ca!;ed "N. man t'1.H - .. n.,,
es.,seJ 10 manifest isen u'ue- Il !. th,, a.
team l.le, ~, b. mc,hcus Eto!o from the gods.
vf1e nc ':,o s Il cnr,sIly in the anguish OF tho
Ne ,,,r s1l st-ueglrg Toward tne ,l%e'' ato III
toAs'': As:,,;iv ua.iu1s, CT lnre' "hlcn' feselslt1g
Gs stsntsn u, Of Aspiration" IL iI'aGu' ui'sa ,ronn
ETea. ;s the essential element IL progress
t.d nlc. ,-;,'a md is ttc,nElly opposed to that
Ct 5sti. Where Ignorance Is bliss, It's folly
fsse lAept.s' i.
u be wise.
y. p;;,tcr ef 7he Ch'raoo Tribune:
49,: Your answer to 4 correspondent Wishing
.'',x hov Woman Suffrage has received mo
~ ss.sto ,ni." by the developments OF the Beech
49, a.,,ig1 is not by any means satisfactory OF
eea't-| e,dv to conccde that persons who have
H., t,anselyes behind d breastwo1k Of
-':.'sa t>''e: r7c;udice, and b:gotry, may ii:d in
~, .,7,, comfurt; and that they will
1'@+' n usc il to strcDgt then their posi-
L.. l, w e.,ch nccple reel to learn that coulse
@'" ;,.t willie somo Of its ac,ocates arc uu-
Di3T
c',i,ly u coc!liente' ,.;a ,o.ao =,
- i!:.m,a-S Suffrage movement IL taat Of Al!ss
tae "o.1V Vofui mistake! The truth IL, Miss
taesns., Eeccrer las always been strong
eaI,a' eaIn n Woman Suffrage, aud has twice aI-
cp2o-1 ~ fha pullic platform with i written
j.-.en. s..aost it,-oaco IN Stelnwav Hall,
s:asTt :1.T.,t ed oscs in Music I1a!l, Boston.
IT," 1'.,vire tie righteous indignation of poor old
-,Ear;ra r!eu rhe Lehods her name mixed up
=,
s'end n's., not le surprised if wo should
ia.r 1a. al anoher llbel-sut, it you do
n,t ns.e hasto to correc: this mistake.
" have tecn intimately connected with tho
Hsv England Woman Suffrage Soclcty ever
,,.r- !, MAS organized AID have never hea1d 4
lre4lh Of seaudal cencefna's ono u LIS members.
t,o5og t.e 1nen who are menlors OF that So
r;s,- y,u will 5nd tho. mos: worthy pr eechers,
ta r,r.. clii Cd authors the most able statesmen
~ :,-ofouul scnclIrs of tho times. The women
tre lie most Lo1ored mothers and wives
vrn;ea WHO have shown the world what it Is to
ie tue women III every fe4a''on u NE oo1n
1nr1;c and {yi|ale. These men and women are
,s, leaJers il this movement. at!u t:r outuuultcr
iii yuu cau rient;on as having austhlog to do
rita tho great scanIll- And, moreover, l DO
not nelle7e .ny ';part Of tue troubles III this
c,se" ever "gren directly out Of tue rivalry be-
tween tho Boston aud New York Societies"
WAT VAS there iu slcn risalryto tempt &C. ca:
F%&sA ~
Ea:h uouEere2!
Il. q you say, "The original expose was
ca1sel by wrspSIes amCng the leaders, they
we're ony beginning good work NL1ch InE
TE11rSE isas made hate to ta3e OF their Ean1s,
eud, win the most urtiriIe zeal, Eas sought out
lie facts. AID Kept them before tic pulEc for
recas; aud nov it informs its readers that
"lLe Yeon.e are tired and sick Of every one OF
that people, and al their theories, hobbies, and
iiea. They have rlaccd IN odium not only
upon themselves, hut upon al! the projects they
Lie been advocating. IL this manner tho
Woman- Suffrage business has notice to quit
Nov, SIT, WoEan-Suhrare Is lot project 1t
Is F1incI:le, aid rests upon the s@ne founda-
ton As llala-SuIr2ge, the broad basis OF 4
EcEncllcau Government. 1t ID as Sure to TIL
un2a thus Government il to eGaHre, aud
70 nl~te has "uotce TO quit Oh accouni OF tie
Govcru.ncn: has notice 10 .qs1t on account Of
"Asiary- o5eis,' ca-pe,-!aGSezs, and dis
hC1.cst politicians.
Il tie cause of truth and justice has fallen
into uuwcrthy hands, it Is your bus.aces, ami
Zine. 20 come to tho 1eecre; hut, if We 60 nor,
H. instead. wa try TO do It iniury,-ltt lis Dcr
f4tte- o;:suvez tLat it will die or be lost on
that account. The enemies Of Suffrage cannot
Kill it. The f2ll Of all the Beeclcrs will not
t1ry it.
Trs:a. eFp=4ed to earth shall Ts.e again.
TEE eternal sea3s Of Cos. a-e Lrrs:
While Error, weuE,icl. writes III pain,
And dies a.z,iu ter wcrshi,-rs.
Icanaot refrain from asking If ''tho nctice to
euis " would not arply equally well to al tho
theories, hobbies. ideas, and projects" these
pezsou5, who have made themselves so odious to
lie rroIc through their connection with th1s
scandal, have ever advoca-cd. Us well rs to
Womsu-saf1rase> II co. permit me- to remind
yoa that journalism, in some form. has been the
hobby" Of nearly ell the persons whose uames
:ou meution; ard eight OF the number are, or
Lave been, editors. Has 1.-THE business notice
to quit? Very 1eEpe pectfully,
MAEGAEET II. CAMPBELL.
30. 40 Wabash avenue Chicago.