The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
ExpreBsfons.


We ceDy that either the Nation or the
States can justly tax women for any purpose,
or in any way, or for any amount, SO long as
they are denied the ballot. Until women
have the right, just as men now have IL, 10
vote personally or By representative for or
against aUy proposed taxation, We nave no
just rieht n tax women single dollar For
taxation without representa- is tyranny.
Such taxation not only robs, bat eDslaves
the persons taxed, and IL makes no sort of
difference whether the person taxed be q
man or a @oman-ths result IL the same 10
both. Shall We rob or enslaYe women?-Wm.
!. Bowditch.
The number OF women who live alone IN
Boston is a singular feature of the city life.
do not mean those who board at hotels, or
IN the more elegsnt boardidg houses, but
= men who live in their studios, or who rent
Is lated rooms in private houses or apart
n ents alone at the apartment hotels. This
Glass is By no mesns confined to young va
men who are students, or who are lust en-
tering on some special career but includes
a large and settled claes of women who have
either never married or who are widows, or
wives in name alone Their occu pations are
largely teaching in schools or in some branch
of art. or engaged in mercantile or other bus.
iness establishments. Place aux danes,
tIuly.-Lilian Whiting.
The opening of new employments TO women
is likely to introduce them to soma which
are unfit, but of all the posts to which
women's aptitUdes are the least open TO
question, Gays the London Graphic, that of
cashier must be cited first. Women are ex
cellent m0ney.keepers. While tbs male
cashiers form grieyously large percentage
among the prisoners brought to trial for EN-.
bezzlement, women and girls, being seldom
pcsed to the same temptations as men in
the matter OF dissipation, betting, gambling
or speculation, have very rarely been known
TO misappropriate moneys entrusted to them.
An honest woman is very honest; IAN hon.
est man is too Often" ss Lord Palmerston
bitterly said, lone who has never been
tempted"
AS the ultimate goal of religion is many
lives in one life, so the ultimate goal OF mar.
rage is two lives in one. The atomic theory
will not do in life; no individual is an ls0-
lated atom; and total humanity is found ia
no single person. The hottest relation which
man has evolved is the home. The husband
and wife should grow togsther, sharing pros
perity, jog and sorrow. They should be in
tellectual companions Only OF late il has
been admitted that woman has iltslle;t,an
is not merely creature CT sentiment. Zoe
real fact is that mans intellect is fitted for
gen eralizstion, woman's for specialization.
Between these two poles lie all art, science
and morality. Egoi-m or altruism is not the
true basis OF life, bat to live Tor the unity,
LOT Inc 0lBDeSt uSVelOpneLL OF the Olner an u
of self-Felix Adler.
II physical education and consequent i'm
pIovement are thines to be desired, it is not
that number OF individuals as result of
this training shall be able TO perform &c rta IN
feats OF strength or agility, but in the broad.
est sense il is for tbs Improvement OF the
race, ard the race can not materially ed-
vance physically. intellectually. or morally
uDlees the two factors which cors itute the
race share equally in whatever tends 70 It's
greater perfection. There fore. if in conse-
quence of proper physical training men can
do more work, live longer, and transmit to
their offspring share of this improved con.
dition, women also should be SC trained that
they can do more work. live longer, and con.
tribute to the higher possibilities of their
offspring by supplemenilg instead of
thwartiDg the promise which hos been pre-
supposed in the higher development OF the
male psrent-Dr Lucy Nj. Hail.