The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-07-25
|OL. XXXI,.

constantly meet with our fair
women, which hxes our most
d sensibilities as to what our
for their prosperity and happi.
Ne meet them in all the highpay s
rays oflife. 1t is easy enough
ing woman surrounded with the
3 circumstances of independence
gealth to mark out her course of
keep it. This is the status OF
onseq uence, whether high or low
wealth in, all this Christian
NJ se latter sort will always
led " |th admirers and friends,
nave that at their disposal, to
xtert that which makes even
gang Hcrownsdo homage. Lady
1lM the one hand, and Beatrice,
Yi1toria's youngest daughter are
bat hand in England and scores
Eby 3lnd elegant ladies in all the
Pithe Union, might be summed
heae in common country to ef-
se Gore favored ones. These sort
leze 10 tileir good sense, which
|nsf fally practice in the final issues
|nd life let us come down down
Karge mass OF female worth that
|et with every where in this broad
,ntry from from the hills OF New
10 thesandy plains of the Flor>
sular.
aestionis, what shall we do with
Many Of them are refined, IN
lent end beautiful, and OF course
h that homage which gallant men
aready to bestow. But in many
hat is all. The idea of marriage
|tsthe true normal condition OF
Ill women, is d;sagreeahle from
nnip fact that il involves RESPONSE
shat neither side can properly
Thus, when nature asserts her
and points the way, to what
1 "a happy union, the question
1.-THE minds of both parties, can
tord il, without resorting to ills
] tAan thAse they bear
/ lit is the remedy IN all such
! lis education, and let US here
tla5 education will soon be the
oint of discussion, not merely
+ lpfathcrs and mothers, nor the
ID! strdents ard professors, mere
1.-The anxious enquiry OF Legisla
! id Statesmen And educated peo
|kngin all ranks Of society, vii
! |ah.erlost hopeful and eleyatins
Mon Of civilized man, and the day
tshali a century ahead, when i
sbrced at the expense Of the STATE
ssry child OF the government
sptspeak Of education as an orn
sA inc:piout bolleslest.es, a few
soi Science, or q few accomplish
lin the fine arts, but education tina
.alify women ior woman for ever!
' NJ FOR their sex and their physica
fme adequate, We must rescue
! 4 nerves from the drudgcry @
labor. She is rs unfit for the Sc
Nils OF out dcoy farm lifc, asshe il
Estoils OF the seige and the camp
ny itto endure and does, but i
iiig the harlships ot the patien
Oh the shoulders of the gentle ga
nd there are few men in thi
n country, who will not wea
II manhood, TO save their daugh'
o. this alternative. 1t is this w
mes encounter in devoted faith
manly brothers struggling al,
ainst fearful odds to keep th'
M the scorching heats OF summeI
Wing sleets of winter. 1t is no
bition that we ever admire ant
h last what is education for
bnt to save her from the hard
al unreQuited toll ? WhateveI
ng her the means OF independ
thout it. That women should
well rs man, is a truism as Ole
human race, but work il. th'
labor equal to her pEyeical ca
She has in a savage state, me
|orans "a Had,iany.pen the RLin.
|bridht eyed infant upon her lef
auda club in her right to dispute
ndd trers title to wild wood copse
ksp .here from such matters spring
8n hn people, who are the mos
lh4thinker in the world. But i
1Ilw this laborious strain which
~ advanced civilization woult
. Train her intellect and hands
Huties Of modern life. Let hel
|owto think, to write, to compute
\ IA play, TO embIoider, to tele
70 Yell and to buy, all these thing
tk scope Of protection from th'
|lioQks of outdoor life.
re 10 theatre for these and many
|cclpations. in which she can con
he& equal share OF the resptnsi
AQf (pciety? Thousands of corpo
J, be readily opened, when sh'