Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-23
VoMENis WAR
Thorns on the Pa,hof suffrage.
DECAY or THE woMANs RIGHTS MOVE
MEST IN wAsnISdoN-DARK DE-
oIsIoN OF SUSAN 1.-THE COMING
SQUALLS OF AMERicN POLITICS.


"Olivia," racy female writer, sent
the following special to the Philadel-
phia Times, relating tothe back action
which has set in on finale reformers
since Beecher- -riton isvelations have
been produced on the stage. Her let
ter indicates that the nformed female
is badly demoralized Il the National
Capital from the cffece of the Brook
lyn disorder
WASHINGTON, June SIN view Of
the coming Centennia, it may be well
to chronicle the progress woman is
making to obtain tle same political
power as that cnioye, by the enemy.
The District of Columbia is the cruel.
bic whore all insancexperiments are
tried, and the Advancement Of the
cause at the capitol nay be taken as a
sample for the whole country. A lit
tie less than two yeas ago trinity of
missions existed in Washington. 1t
consisted of the "Woman's Club," !"
"Girls' Reform Scpol Association" and
the "Moral Educational Society" but
all embodied the ciusade for the ballot
The Woman's Glib, though blessed
with an unfortunar name, bore not the
slightest resemblance to those organ
lied by man. Tn, woman did not in
dulge in the luxurf of q "club house. y
and were never known to come crawl
ing into their deserted homes during
the small hours of he morning, escort
cd by a gentlemaIly policeman. The
breath of these patriotic women, if not
exactly new mowr hay and lavcndar,
indicated nothing more wicked than
lemonade with little sugar, and
diluted English breakfast tea. In
other words, the 'Woman's Club was
blood-thirsty tiger with his teeth all
drawn, n fangless ierpont or a stingless
wasp. The women met and passed
resolutions whichfell on the public ear
still-born. lt mace laws for communi-
ties which had the same effect as a
summons made OFT to be served upon
an inhabitant Of Saturn. But the
darlings met and listened TO the
c1uehou VI 'non I"m 80, sa,, "', =" ~, w.
eacn o'hor man, way , :, 'or ~, W nv. nv.
ereult le' !. pe ealo,,,vie' ;,, 'nas sa; uios'
The Woman's Club had for its object
the Pr9V,u'ng VI pnnuce' p, M'ilo', nv :,
Shouiu heiP Woines n'ne''oia.o ilei s"u W
cohultlon, iorSe,i% 'n". o,o'2 "v;uan v:,.,''
receives lne higns, pn'vn. VI ,oo'.,sS y, !. y,
at her pirln, pu' u snyru I - % ~ ,'a'o,''u ,' Nv
consequently nv Ns,suvn', wy" "o'nS" ~
must look 10 hcrsui a,ono, Ml''st she ,
becomes thc s's.e' =, lnoiVl y, NJ .h'
worid' win serge anu or2ss .s ,ns's,pie' ny
me 'heAoraolc , u'. n''s ,. uvv'uIu ,I ,,, In,9,
ana martyrs crown nwul.s ~ 'le m ,Vns y
sorroWiui tram wiose nvar'S' wno'ioi ",
ouy aec,uene UT o'S'sni n'''o wv" Wv
irarueu' sr' -, .,.
llnc moves i's' WY" MIN TaN
pueriic 'hing ~ n~oou. ~ ", " ','....1h NV I, ~
olhor ."o socie''os NV woIo , ,as' aPl,vc"o
'ng uissoiu''vn' s.,, n' e ''s IT,. 'Vi a. -
Assoe,atioh hau iol l.s 9oJoo. vi,
wheeuihS oi ~, aPlropiia',',on ou. y
congress 10 pul,u aii s''s.l.u'.1n' s wno.' ,'
ah inc praius pluchot i.o', 'iv M, o",n
ing. coulu DC sMeN Nulvu' nc as
sociatloh was wen aware Una, Woni"'
once iost mas never pec,i Nnown W ~
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