Telegram-herald., 1886-08-27


alarm eo earseIs alfa auf Immortal bar
us.u ans paU.u.| sarah aua AnerlIua
1rmke a.rn aaI real-l slave lallrr-
Ahht kelly il.fefla Mat H4r-att Ma
la-au- aameu
At.t ever r-.l.l.f- O.. s..,.r .rr f..r feI
Woman Andla The dars aaNs shru erel
sril.ei HAr aiaI Who miuislefr1 o. lhe
wounded anal diving ou TIE harlle lr.
Mas passed un ana taNH iarauea thr a..-
pial- hkr mlnisleras au1rls hriHsl.E
comfort and peace % hearis longing iar
aame Woman Nho has sounded lle
Far-crg of unconditional surrender ia
Lle giant r.iI of intemprranoe which il
,aaYils tle manhood of Tie uauau NO
mau
Gentlemen .et me remind sou thaf in Use
large cities where The ELECTS oi ns.-nauase
ment ar- most apparent. n-.haf of Tie
lass atidin. are alrsfrr.e ented. Desirable
measarrs Rtf-h a.u.l best conserve rte
interest 8i i.e greatest number wanla carry
% lle moral. lass abiding dlsflarcllstl
class bad Tie rlatr 90 0rap their ballots lu
sustaining law aud order While Iae 81
clou- aha lie iu wait ike beasts af urrV ID
-ieal tht fruit " honest toll "a dehaueh ths
innocent 10 make sin sale
10 aufrtee virtue 90 IKE human life and
worse like the afIF solder. SPIN The glitter
f1e nle-hes a. euucr the Innocent g. ply-l-
punished. serve t4elr term Of sentence. or
receive their pardon in ume % cast Their
ballots for those In sympathy Wlih male
factors their victims who. 0i The fruits of
their labor, help pay the expense of running
courts which acllit the criminal aui
build The prison In which % thrust the con-
demned Wh0 b tik no law. who support
the church. who make the laws the school
wh0 purity anu elevate ali they touch. aho
ID ..-I.
make life "a blessing are placed. under the
law as The equals. only Of minors. idiots
gonvicts and traitors
You boast Of vigilance in protecting tle
rights ul Americans in foreign lands. yuu
extend open arms 90 aliens who slbverl tAe
Government. YOU have anticipated the de
mands 90 the Indian aud emaucipatei
slave. but you have forgotten the mothers
/ who gave YOU being the sisters who drr@
/ life from the same fountain stood shoulder
20 shoulder in the struggle for freedom
| from the landing on Plymouth Rock up 20
the crushing Of the late rebellion The STIR
ring cry ringing throughout the land is
Down with mOnop0lies. but in spite Of
/ forty years OF enrestv and protest. Of
unnumoered proofs of capacity and
/ trustworthvness. of hundreds of petitions
/ signed by thousands Of petitioners. flooding
/ our capital. on whose dome. like a bitter
+ aud form of woman. sits enthr0ned. You
/ endorse and protect the vast monopoly OF
1 the age-the monopoly II the ballot one
/ half Of the staunchest citizens of the Re
| public are wronge1, and you 30 not right
| their wrong Dentlemen, brothers not
/ your enemies oui your pesi anu Hues'
! friends ask You WY Is III lhey Tell us tne
/ mission oil the hePuoncan party Is ende1'
,,'a' j, mas se' veu i us puI pose nun pa
the Iaisehooa Win scorh. mere Is 4u's-
/ uon lachg You ioaAN as potent ana IRE
/ pTe7si Die as 20 mas ever heen your privilege
/ 10 soiFe. ou iieed ine siaNe come "P 20
/ lhe grandeur OF yoar nir'h-Il lshl ahu oe you
/ me party to Tree your mothers ana wives
9ltuhs ia 'ne Failey Oh ahillauohi I'D ihe
hoon-nae hghi oi TINS nineteenth century
ana eApuhse inns shsma 81 sex ~ go"
"ashed OUT lhal ol color. Men ana oIoiu
/ e'9' '"daS woman ASS oi "u Hel iit''''iu
hfr nght 10 tne oalot' sue ASKS lot an
America ln whlch snail pe established uni-
VeIsahy' without disilhcaoh oI crime cIas7
/ co-oT' coh"i'loh oI sex ioei't anu e4uail'y
TOT ai.' government oy an ana lot an be
ware lest England TOD you oi inns crown
/ ing acs I'D ihe rae oi progress ana ioreslHi
her o"sprlns on American sol.
lhe iotai numoer oil mem oefs oi rama
Heht Is D'V' oi lnese 24i are AHoNu 20 oe
Hlehus 9i woman sul'IHSe' Oie~I ma oiiS
l
hticai parties "hlch SHOWS clearly 'nat ine
woman lrahchlse question Is hol it any
sense party one ou' one ~hieu speaAs io
me sense oi justice ihat undeIhes an parry
DIVISIONS,
Let me quote the sentiments Of some who
represent the broadoSt culture the wisest
( sistesmanship and most devoted patriotism
'it the wants. the passions the vices are
allowed q full rate. through Tie hands 0f "a
half-brutal. intemnerate population. think
+ IL but fair that the virtues. the aspirations
should be allowed full vote a. an Offset
through the purest of the people Ralph
/ Waldo Emerson
20 for all sharing the privileges Of the
/ government who assist in bearing he bur
deus, by no means excluding women. '-
| Abraham Lincoln
Laugh as We may put IL aside a. = jest
/ II We viii. keep IL ont If congress or polu-
| cal campaigns. suil. the woman question IS
/ rising u our horizon larger than the size Of
man hand. and some solution ere long,
/ Thar question must md james A Gar
heid
when Won were weak and J was strong.
toiled Tor you. Now you are strong and /
1 am weak. Because of my work Tor You !
/ and sex A. Z stood by you pray you