, 1875-03-15

tho ros.sssor 20 consrul morals, But It vaa hap
Mcrs she quoted ons of aoorge sand'a heroes,
ous ot hIs ricl uncie's horso be vaa obliged 70
support hiusef. All Injury wac gone, but he
wrote 10 = iIiend that hc bad ARRAYS suffered
trom bring in : depcotent position sithont
ktowing 1t, until ho had learned tho hhpFtnesa
aristug from Independence. This sho said. WAS
tn, potftiop OF all women.
Bile fos,nd ia \ Western city beautiful young
and to whom = luxurious home and al tho A.
fractions Of Washington wore open., Bot she
preferred teaching, and told Miss Anthony that
tho happ!eat moment os her llfo Taa when ef,o
saw her father In Washington and spoke TO him
about this noble daughter, but tho father did
not vier II from the shnlo point. lie SAID, hiEs
AnaanM T. . SS0 n.s Ehn a nv os day. hsye
lnto for this sako Of this rhim Of hoing inae-
| poudent."
Sllss Anthony added that If inetead Of lesv::
9oF 70 earn 1T sns 9nS
man Instead Of horacf, neither hor father nor
| tho world would hare found It strange.
She thoueht II was time that pnfo women t; r."
pu1o moo, aud It shoy Ind done 80, and found
! those men to ho impure after they had married
Them, taoy should rofuse TO contnno IN that re-
lntlon. Thers had been enough Of tho sioky
sentimentailsm Of = woman promising herself to
| 4 man under such circunlhtAncea.
Good women munt DO free to support them-
selves II thor rould act nobly Justly, aid gon;;
| eroua1y. In Sioux cisg Tue g9ot wives conspiroa
husbands had oponed and placed therein u half
loseuunforsunntes from 1t. Louis. Miss Anthony
thought 1t would have been tho wlaest part for
tholn to hare turned against their husbands
instead Of tloso women, Women be'onz to
their binhaads as 1t 49, and tic true re,atioh Do
tween them ooald never be lesned uash sne wo-
man liad the same r,ghss 40 tno man. Nomaa
| had noyer had tho Rlightese voce N tue maKlhE
Of tho laws. Men a1ona decided tue guilt and
punishment OF women. gnuse' 1uty' ana ~.
vocates were all men. Even married womon
woro denied tho privilege OF teetiiy'nR ~ VIZ,
agsnat them By their hu.bauds. =,
to pu. away III own lnIqa'tes, er to preysat
transferring the rosults Of them to alter
now. Then, instead Of feeling Il her Christian M
| duty to live with man TAo MAS Impure, cue
would know that Gods cursc WI oe
| Upon her II Bao dd so. sho ob]eoted
| to women occupying theueet7es 60 much
in Homes for tho fEtondlcsat asy!lms, Aou
various charitable institutions instead OF oman-
cipating themselves; They wore abaotGed 10
Of @ tney Mcte .oI
TIioy worked against tho effect and not thu
tion that produced these ov;'s requiring shni,te-
Eve, "aod lily lsv, tl4oa miao." They must
only oboy God.
Hiss Anthony then spoke Of meeting Dr. Van
Meter, OF tho Howard hiisslon School; IN , Now
York street car. llo told hor that it bad always
boen = matter Of cnrprise to hln that
| ehc lah given hcTset up 70 moro an-
nlrac.ons,. and not 70 any practical Worh.
bha repled ny asking hin II hi6 "orA WAS On tue
decrease. No, thoro wore llvo tnes - manJ moro
clidren to DO provided for than 1t iiIst, Was tho
roply. 1fles Anthony then told Him
that tho psactlca! thing to do scanned to her
to do away with tho necessity Tor such
missions, asyunos, ETC.; that inatend Of making
woman an obi 1ecs Of charity. hho Waa putting her
on that high plane where eho could support hor-
| Gclf. WAS Hot tunE moro ptactlcAA tnhn tsRlnR
caro- Of these children, and bringing thesn up to
the sarne useless HE ~ the1r mothera
had boon who Lad Produced tnom
slias Anthony told tho Doctor eho
phoSsophv and S isw, and to 90 ABOUT doing some