The Brookhaven leader., 1888-02-23

makers an6 srvauts. Mrs. Shvlock Ia
more msrcilsss than Mr.. Shylock. Women,
fear, will never get righteous wages
through woman's vote, aud as to I'M
fortunate vomAnhood, women are far more
eruel and unforgiving than men ara
After woman has made shipwreck OF
her character, men generally droD her,
but women do not so much drop her as
hurl her with the force OF a catapult clear
out, and of, and down, and under.
| have not much fifth that woman will
ever get merciful consideration and
tust ice through woman suffrage, yet like
experiments, and some OF my friends, in
whose Judgment have confidence, are so
certain that alienation would come by
such process that / would, il had the
power, put in every woman's hand the
vote can not see what right you have
70 make q woman pay taxes on her prop
srty 60 help support CITY, State and Ma
tional government and yet deny her the
| opportunity Of helping decide who shall
be ma yor, Governor or President But
let every wife, not waiting for the vote
she may never get, or, getting 1t, find 10
overbs'ancod by some other vote not fit
to be cast, arise now in the might of the
| eternal God and WELD the power OF
prox mating the infinite.
No one can so inspire a man to noble
purposes as q noble woman, aud no one so
thoroughly degrades man as a wife Of
unworthy tendencies. While in nv text
we have illustration OF wifey ambition
employed In the wrong direction, society
and history are full of Instances of wifelv
ambition gloriously triumphant in right
directions. All that was worth aimira-
ton IN the character of Henry vi. was a
reflection Of the heroics OF hts wife Mar
garet. William, Prince of Orange, was
restored to The right path by the grand
qua ties of his wife Mary. Justinian, the
Roman Emperor, confesses that his wise
laws were the suggestions of his
wife Theodore. And ew Jackson, the
warrior and President, had his
mightiest reinforcement in his plain
wife, whose inartistc attire was
the amusement of the elegant circles in
VIII CHI she wa invited. Washington, who
broke the chain that he'd America in for
elGn yassalage, wore for forty years q
chain around his own neck, that chain
hold nS the miniature likeness cf her who
had been his greatest inspiration, whether
among the SHOWS at Valley Forge OF
amid the honors of the presidential chair.
Piiny's pen was driven through all its
poetic and historical dominiOns Nv lis
wife, Ca'purnia, who sang lis stanzas to
the sound of flute and sat among audi.
ences arraptured at her husbands genius.
herself the most enraptured. Pericles said
he got all his etOquence and : ates mansh hin
from his wife. When the wife Of Grotius
rescued HIM from long imprisonment at
Loyestein by means OF a bookcase that
" ent in and out, carrying his books to and
ire, he was one day transported, hidden
among the folios, and the women Of be-
hes eged Weinsberg, getting permission
from the victorious arlnv to take with
them 80 much of their vanablos as they
could carry und'r cover of thu promise
shouldered and took with them a. the
most important va'uableS their husbands
both achievements in a literal way Illus.
tTaIed what thousands of times has been
done in fl Surative way. that wifelv am
bjtion has been the salvation of men.
D. TocquevIle, whose writings Will be
20 tentiaI and quoted while the world
lasts, aScribed his successes to his wife,
and says:
"Of al the blessings which God has
given to me, the greatest of all in my
eyes IS to have lighted on Maria Motley"
Martin Luther says of his wife:
nth - ~ tI..2t Hy PCy
without her."
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