The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-19

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peculiarly. daring arrangement OF. theme
;io5 IIss to fS The ths H fsst sSst wom ans w ,ss r ios.
permitted upon the 1oards they played only
the The lishtsst e,gpmedy. because Sn 4 wa;
@Ssen We're ., shut nS su. '' from ''f &c splp IL
s rom T tss n Hsst . tsfS Os sfe pulpit sH REe ssst y they Tss
talked. and later spoke from the platform. until
h hH% e Ih som nso fedf dasf. !h ne are New p%Sy omasao sSi
II Italy,, rsWomen Il Muaic!ps It Govern y,1T me- sn 4.
d fiSlssssd t b. 'aSS ri M0% Women ah sss wai. nj shs %
have no political present. Hut English women
have q p%olitica! present and power, and they
Professions and Trades Underlying the Home
the servant girl problem. how to elevate the
s sSnd ,HSg c 81 Ioeeiss tho n a assps g sho ss5 deserve 70
promoti9p thai, shall disniiy d9mesiIs service
the week. Two meetings. In The two audito.
same subject. addressed by speakers OF equal
ability every day. ard departmental congress-
ss for the exploiting CT special subjects VIII bs
service viii be held. consisting Of a grind ser.
women will be sung. md a religious meeting
eonduetet by sesula MY ordninf e r Wom len
Gsst ssitS al sn OF Allowing M four s%G men to 3oin. the
music written by women. as the best music
n Sa and q v snn I' singing each his or her oyR
eiHse IN via tn az sF sda nsEn Ty Kris lP PS.isr RE fsi@e W..
THE Government has, promised to print
our transactions. and = noble work It VIII be;
dertaking: for these transactions include not
tonsu ass n nnGG's every Ire topic a%u OF possible i
to women. but also include papers written oy
,Sn nsns Of all t losn naLnss senG sSa IT, the eo ssstaf:
tiles Of all sorts and conditions OF women in
every known e9untr and In eyery interest.
pGdla Of fact viii ns Of IneaIcuIabls benefit
to women for reference. for inspiration. and
t%snS a,Ieainc II OF, T Women ,s I for nS tRsir pr een 2 =
and enlightenment since the discovery Of the
New World was madS possible na1S through a
.d mss; osT" WORK K shs T l4esiasn %e et ts ssG lsnea as
Woman's. Society in Illinois. which, built the
first club building to be u social and literary
centre Of the city OF Indianapolis; in which she
various questions Of the day. .
work Women me- are a doing to-day '
We'll. | am a great believer in the duty that
I mso n IS1I1,a TaS i iless n etn wGsh 81 s" iats Nj:
gent devotion to the duty nearest her. sBut.
speaking broadly. the line OF progress coin
OF the educator. beginning even with the chill
dren. is one otthe mighty forces in the Develop
Tho organization OF women peculiar to the
age propsgates and ditIuses u broad human
sympathy most potent In the encouragement
frasist. and rejoice In the increasing i'm
portNnce which this question is assuming.
s sun r q, oq ron asSass' WITH tHn men and y" won g Oh on
it's COMMITTEES. working together In perfect
union in the discussion OF suffrage Limitations
and privileges. not only with regard to SEX;
to property. believe that the country moods
t the vote own 81 vo %emf fhe az ao %esn as ES Cannot te II.
ucated. thoughtful. and most responsible class
men rests the responsibility Of instilline idea.
oftrue patriotism In the minds OF men through
p Dor a lDc@ Of XII pe respo 5 can be realized
VT. az y . equal shrse lin in the ms, fisni y ned le GSlISs.
men has been introduced and oman's iniu-
ana snSe wo rs ,S Both i oone @de's thae be at's!ls sch %ss
and more orderly municipalities result,
i f1eRs nia ~eommonwsaltS. they iesi more
X kee1 sM. t as, taIInst tSs,T q VIII th1I be lask a ot i sre @oee
e e 'sst 70 enter into The ADMINISTRATION Of
w9uld you nave women hoiu puoi'c oinco1
Certainly. Would have women eligible
for all Offices held ~ men: that Is. | would not
b bhfS e and desert. af BessSse ali = men Vote Iii
men are not expected to hold %ofices, unless
t ana II P0 .ny % %s5ls' n s1s f Il ises Of asrSI;
s st'1f,.a in =, %G Sl1;fISiI ISs he ,t,d has >, e. e.
party. kPs RI i apsDfhf' good do wo%sn could { opter
Into political affairs, and would accept politi-
ell sisis os'1sfi; t tSst R e Soala a. not sls Ss SO ali aiii S I 10 e,
the affairs Of State. With woman. during TIE
mands Indeed: in an ideal state Of existence
ess ssRG more seri o Q srtt than At p Me",p % WHEN hen
orphaned becau, \ the father is converted intoe
fame, Better might. the mother share with
hold, that he maj thus share with her the duty
e Gs, q si and tSf% as t6at q 1 iih ,s : S sth his influence
What reform would women institute first II
curing OF the same moral standard between
the two sexes. OF course. YOU cannot legis-
late morality. but II the law recognized what
then the statute would rot hold woman 50
" i w Hol IhFhIl NIut W tHthD
the same standard for mon and women that
the restrictions would be more lax for women.
but more s~trenuously e1acting for men,"
What is, the greatest wrong now suffered
by womep"
"The disadvantage arising from the lack Of
Independence. No value is attached
to the services OF the wife and mother. Wom-
IL dependent upon tho cnnrice OF the hus-
bnpd. md his standard OF intelligence and
generosity sets the bounds Of her liberty. This
absolute dependence md lack Of the dignity
of value and responsibility results In deceit.
penuriOusness. and extravaganza among
women. Rather contradictory terms. but the
natural outcome of this undesirable condition.
is one reason why l Disagree with the
people who advocate that married women
should not enter into professions and occupa-
lions to earn means. OF thoir own.
Every woman who works for money when
she is not Obliged to digniies wages earning
and makes it less humiIiRting for the woman
who is obliged to work. Every woman who
thus demonstrated woman's value as u wage
earner sets a value on the service which the
wife and mother renders to her family.
The rich woman. as. well as the moor.
has q right to. the highest culture and truest
happiness. which comes ever from the exer:
else and development Of ones gifts and
talents. The measure OF worth Is money. the
test OF excellence and success Is the demand
woman has a good riGhs to ssiI
less favored Of fortune. Service Is the price
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