Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

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La 1855, vhsn Abraham Lineo2n unsa
candidate tor re-slscsion 70 the nlinois
Legislature. be made nhis statement Of
his pr,nesples: II 60 for I'll sharing -
privileges Of the g0vsruznsnt who assist
in bearing iss burdens. Consequently
go fss admitting sa whites u Tie rizAz
of suffrage WAC psy taxes or osas srras
by 10 means sxcluding females La
those days there was No sznsAcipAta0n-
Women were called females, % Lincoln
made a. exception - TO race. not IS 70
sex.
Mrs. NJ. Lemon Is row sole editor Of
The American Publisher, = thyiying
trase paper IN New Sork city. She
writes book reviews and does all the
editorial work. Besides her duties here
this busy and capable woman also finds
time 70 write editorial contributions for
Geyer's Statioasr and . Christmas an
nusl. There Is scarcely any limit 20
tho work . thoroughly trained. talented
woman can do in every feld in which
she has been tried.
Ladies, take note of Il: Wherever
Lady Henry Somerset goes in this coun-
try and gives ons of her ringing temper
snce addresses. the papers speak euthu-
siasticslly Of her sweet voice. Il falls
like mssic ON the ear. Why do not we
American women cultivate such voices:
1t Is in the power of every woman TO
speak in sweet. elsar tones.
Governor Barber. Of Wyoming. says
of the women in that young state: "You
know our total population u 10000. Of
which one fourth is female. So man
must walk straight in Wyoming. for the
women hold the balance Of power, and
they are using it wisely aud judiciously.
They sre making eur schools the models
of the country. and. too. can make dol
lar so much farther tnan their hub
bies.'"
A woman invented the street sweep
ing machine at present in use. II now
another woman could only invent some
way TO make men and voters use it a
little oftener and much moro thoroughly
this second invention would quits equal
the frst in inportance.
Note the effect OF q speech that Is read.
thea Of ono that Is spoken, and you will
determine that mover again viii you read
a paper before your club, but speak what
you have 70 cay, locking Ut your audience
face to f:sce. Magnetism streams from
the eyA
The most fashisaahls club In the
beautiful town Of Warren, o., is the
Women's Poiiticai Equality club. The
| ladies spcnd not % mnch time trying to
get suffrage as in preparing themselves
(, to use the ballet wisely when they get
! it. They regard woman suffrage rs q
foregone conclusion, At every meeting
there Is parliamentary drill which is
one Of the most admirable features that
could possibly be introduced iuto WON
ans club. These Intelligent and enter
prising ladies also resolve themselves
regularly into . class for instruction in
civil government. The men Of Warren
must wake up or the women will pres
!. emily know more than they about tha
three departments Of government. the
United States constitution and political
history and questions. Besides all the
things named, the members Of this ever
to be commended club do something
else. They require that all the speeches
shall be spoken, not read. II there were
not 30 many ether admirable features
about this society. ! should say this last
one was the best Of all. Oh. yes! I,m
fully persuaded in my owr mind that
this Warren organization 10 the model
womsn's club for the time.
/ ELyxA ARCHARD CoNzY1.
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