New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-16

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by q spectacle OF character at once
interesting from domestic and ma.
tional aspects. a very select crowd
only could nave the opportunity OF
Witnessing the procession and the
chape! O 81. deorge,s windsor,
contained an even more select as.
semDiy 70 witness the solemn rite.
y requires no very acute penetration
70 discover : That N the future the ex-
istence OF Royalty VIII much more
aepend upon upon domestic than, dynastlc
IDEAS. Within the last halt century
history has recorded the complete
failure OF diplomatic matrimonial
connections. Two OF the Continent.
a towers nave reason TO say that to
an astate pollcy dlrected TO the ac-
compisnment OF marriages, they
owe th'rty years OF confusion, revo-
iutlon' ana dlscora ended IN one IN
s.ance ~ = nepu1llc that Ignores no
less enan ln[ee uyhast'c :, 1amlnes'
~, aug u 1ne cther py q ran re.estaD ;
.lsnlhens u .ne eApelle1 dynasty az
r. TT .ne u'1aPpeala1ce u q nepu1llc.
= e1er IIlnce louise Napoieon
sl.oulu cone 70 = .hrohe, y VIII De
le'nenoeIeu 70 nus advantage enat
~ x e,. ~ ~ 70 oe' - AIIlca
70 ilgn' .ne pa..ie OF ~, clVillzatlon
against oalpaIisln. wen W. are not
now porh great anu ai1hough tney
may nave greatness thrust upon
1nell lucy are llaole 20 De pushed
asiGe ny men OF genus VINO can
a ;tn ~ glea.lless: Il lei mus! 60
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mas Iecen = oeen the arena l1a OF very
spirited ueoate on !. resolltiGn 70 re.
nlose 'ne M eiec.oid1 alsaolll'les OF
WOMEN. ine lesuit was not loft.
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eAtepsiona' a. "a AUST "ueie Women ta
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nanar ~h;c5 ",n M o ntho = , 49, .ua.
p ~ th;nns sa;d be, aaaa g.
of woman $ range Of ideas is absolute.
" deleterious in its effects. ca,
earliest lessons are received from
them. Are they not often lessons
that we have afterwards to unlearn
with great difficulty and paine" The
duties of both men and women are
SO essentially distinct in this life that
it is dificultto understand the precise
advantage which either sex would
gain from trenching on the peculiar
ayocations Of the other. Political
power would bring women in rough
contest with men, which is to be
deprecated in the interest of both
sexes alike. The influence which
women exercise in our modern civ.