The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
"AGIN THE WIMMIN."
A Correspondent Who Is Not
Much On Wrltin'
Hut Whose Main Holt Is History
ana Readin',
Gives Ills Views On woman In tho
Pulpit" and Wonders II They
Don't Know When They
Have Enough,

Another communication on Woman
l the Pulpit" is given to-day,
This communication II from 4 resi-
dent vino olaimea that no faint much
on witiu'" but that he reads considera'
bio,
lie says his main holt N history,
This being tho case no argues that II
history has got there" he cat "get
there, In clearing away any doubts NJ
present existing on tho subject Of
Woman lu tho fulplt
This communication viii no doubt DO
enjoyed greatly, and al will feelatouoh
Of pity for this supposed to'be hen
peeked husband In his deep anlloliOn,
MmTEW EnIT0R on TnE rArEM I'm
agin the wlmmin | 'alnt much on
wdtin but l read u good deal aud |
thought III write apiece for the paper
on tho wimmin question, Now vim
min 'aint got no right 10 preach They
kin talk u heap more than a man, but
they should do II W home, where most
Of 'cm would do II Unywaya
Wimmn folks has alWaya caused all
ue trouble I'm q God fearing man,
and Uiut URpin 10 a0t myself up aglu
lhr 0uu'aE bUt II Ued intended win
min 90 be equal with man, / bliuye u
would have been tod "a In the bible.
But the Holy Scripture says that man
was mndru llttlt lower tlun the angels,
an / don't bliryc thOre In room atWceu
tho two 10 crowd In wlmmin, VIM
miu, Mistor Editor n q drawback aud
u hludcran0r 10 civilization; they are
always trying 10 push ahead ana get
INTO everything aud think II Is umo
10 cull % huii on such d0inga, They al'
most run the church now, Mater Edi'
tUU and now they want the pulpit too,
They have their sewing a0ciliea 10 take
care Ut lNr poor ana they're always
O. p.iiln HupprN ana festivals and AROln
around hrggiu for money ~ buy carpet
luT lh0 sunday school, ana the plfeun
ugH. uNU tu sou books for the Sunday
900 ul H s..|N |.H lWl lNf t.I,g|
and money for nu organ and
% piano, aud they have most
Of thC sunday school classes
and are ruunln' around most Of tho
tine dom something and now they
went Ia the pulpit Mister Editor
don't the wimmin know when they
have got ououghY
Now look nc history, Mister Editor
lll6tOry IL my best holt There amt
nOthin' better History not only gets
There, Mister Editor but II has got
there already and hence We 90 TO his
tory, History shows uS that wlmmln
began 10 make trouble before she even
looked up the fasH ioEa 10 see how 10
dregB, Whenever wimmin has been
given any privilege she has always
mnde a heap Of trouble. Look NJ
China, aud CurOA, aud Persia, and IN,
dir Look ~ them Ia the electric light
OF history, Wimmin IN those places IL
kept In her place she knows Just what
abe can do and she don't dare 10 start
trouble, Al them countries has lasted
longer THAI ours, Mister Editor, and
don't that show that II 10 Ill because the
wlmmin has been kept IN her right
plNceY II that was done here, Mister
Editor what u nice time we men could
have Hpu1hin' this glorious country
A0nwUrd aud upward,
Nov, Mister Editor, what happened
whon wimmon was given priyilegcsY
Why she kept inchin', and inchln', I'M
I'll one dAy when q woman named Bcga
got on tho throne, why she deliberately
stole mans dress, because she WAS
queen aud he'd the power, aud we men
hnd 10 skirmish around and get some
tliu' a, ~ 20 wear Nhidig history Nis,
Ger Editor, aud II WAS an outraged
I'm agiu the wimmin, If they want
to preach they can preach enOun with
oul going into the pulpit There amt
hOrdly anything NJ AL that they uint
~ now already, mud the thing has got
60 bo stopped and these here women
put down or we arc poin' TO ruin, I'm
again the WlmWtu, II, H. NJ,
T., s plcuWr don't print my name In
hll, Mister Editor for my wife may
got % see this,