The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-25

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The doing. Mrs. E. G.. Greene.
Written for the Sunday Sentinel.
AbIjah Fainheart's Fear.
The world'ss turnin' upside down,
Meth these Uneasy wimmin,
A maxim speeches here an thar,
AS though oil Nick was in 'em.
The critters say they want to vote,
Along 18th man an niegers,
They talk an tell bout 'xavin' homes"
An bring lot o. fggers
To prove tibet wimmin hsint no right
BY jacks they're mighty knowin'-
To pay no tax, onless they hey
Some say bout whsr it's goin'.
They say, thet "sech perceedins is
Agin the Declaration,
Thet our oil dadies made one Fourth
To regelate this nation"
They say thur "cityzins," and must
Help make the laws tibet rule 'em,
They re goin' to sit on juries too
You bet, no ledge can't fool EN-
Eutwust OF all the crit ers claim
It's nyther right nor fttin'
Fer them to work. onless they GIT
The pay tibet mems gittin'.
An my Jerusha Jane has tuck
A notion that she's smarter
Than our OF parson, Goodenough.
An Mt teacher Tartar.
They We areied with her to prove
The female mind is weaker,
An thet "a woman haint no call
To be public speaker.
Or go fghtin in the wars
Or a bettin' on lection
Or nosein' round the ballot-box
Eff she's got men connection"
They told her, men nd make the laws,
While wimmin do thur darnen'
An nuss thur babies es they'd ort,
An walk by scripter larnin',"
An then they axed her, ''who'ud take
The keer o. her young childun,
While she was traipsin' off 70 town
To vote fer Blaine or Tilden?'
Jerushs Jane cocks mp her note,
An then she Gays. says She
''oh. I could fight whar you folks ct
In Home guard company,
"An' speskin' haint ne votin' test,
IS ! happen to be knowin',
But eff 1t was, there's loads o. men
Would stand no sort o. shown,
Ye' needn't be mite aieard
Yer homes II be neglected.
Fer wimmin want to vote. becase
They want thur homes perfected.
can votin' wonldn't change our love,
Or spile our mother naturs,
I'd leave my young uns, same as when
go TO hoe our tsters,
We wimmin are agoln' 10 vote,
It's just as sure as shootin',
An hummer candidates Will be
Sent of callahootin'.
"You men hev let the country run
Clean down to rack an ruin,
An less the wimmin help ye oul,
Thurs bigger trouble brewin'.
An preachers, an school-teschers. who,
Fergittin' thur high calm,
Are runnin' down the wimmin's cause
Will soon be left q squallin'.'
Jerusha James a savin' wife,
An mighty pert an willin',
She makes her hand in harvest time,
An likewise In hog killin';
BUSHES weakly kind o. thing,
An spunky es Rooshian.
An I'm afeard that votin' would
Break down her constitution.
LAURA FAwCETT ARSoIr
Columbus, Ind.