Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15
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man only Mount Holyoke Seminary.
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giving women superb advantages
Then we have Saith College, with
the very highest standard OF scholar
ship. Wellesley College, and othe
institutions for women only. But,
outside of New England, we have
the University of Michigan at Ann
Arbor, Cornell, and in almost oil the
Western States colleges, and profess
sional schools are opened. Theologi-
ans still call women's presence in the
pulpit sacrilege, but in every church
we already find great bands OF women
stimulating the church societies to
action. The Methodist Woman's
Board of Missions sends missionaries
to the remotest corners of the earth.
Women are carrying on these con-
servative movements on a scale ex-
ceedingly grand.
Temperance women are already
widely organized-outside of politics,
yet in direct contact. The woman's
Temperance Union, in this city, num-
bers, ia one of q in the Union, all
of which are banded together in one
great National Temperance Union,
whose membership in the aggregate
is 200, 1000. The amount of mental
training, of political information, Of
social training, is immense. These
women are students of legislation,
interested in the success or defeat of
public measures, and all this is the
growth of dozen years. The power
of Miss Willard, at the Tabernacle,
is On illustration of the work women
can do.
eyes, women has become power!
Look at our grand women in such va
ried fields of usefulness: Maria Mitch
ell, of Vassar College, welcomed by
. the leading astronomers all over the
world is peer in science, Yields her
influence in behalf of woman's suf-
frage. Look at Anna G. Bracket
the principal of the first school for
ladies in New York city, who openly
speaks of the old prejudices as non
sepse>a DR.. Mary Putnam jacob,
who won the Boylston prize from
Harvard physicians for the best
treatise on DR.. E. H. Clarke's own
specially. These physicians did
not in their invitation to competitors
exclude women, and when they had
unanimously awarded the prize, ig-
norant of its authorship, and the en-
velope was opened, which revealed
the name of the author, 10! it was a
woman. In the law, Miss Alta HUI
EFT, of Chicago. The legal profess.
ion of that city passed a resolution
one of eulogy-upon her characte,
and career, which was no empty
compliment, but only a recognition
OF ability and worth which, while
she lived, they had been glad to heir
and encourage. Going west from
the Missouri river, the traveller sees
little indication of any Sunday, in
the New England sense. In Sa1
Francisco you know it only by the
louder noise of revelry, the larger
attendance at public amusements
But at Laramie City they have New
England Sunday and it is almost the
only place in tine far West of which
this can be said. The right Ia vots
was forced upon the women of Wv
oTnlng. precisely a. IL was forced up
on the negroes 81 the South. Their,
tier were at onoe drafted upon III,
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