The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
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| II had not seen 50 many examples o, this
might have hcsitsted to accept IL AZ a Just
There is my young friend Madeline bur.t
80 70 speak. into the activities with more i'm
pulses than she knows what to do with some
high tension. The normal functions of yoS,s ~ y
se WIS slpT,nS TIDE Q, e are asserting them
vent aSont E nnd some STos tine she
questioned the universe with supernat long,
ings In this condition shc was ready 10 ie-
or Reformsr She became IN ' RefoTmmsrin S're
you think this great WORK that have e" set out
'o"dSS,"s9I IsSl A. dhll3g I As j. Nasi" g
attempt to mi romantic GAP With an sus aSp
st,u very much IKE the bradford
maternity watching her stuffed en- Is nd rncs"
we must understand that all girls with
and no culture. have . rash and irrepressiGic
tendency to kick up their heels at tho hehest
will neglect ibsiSo u n Sont watch them they
abolish christianity. to rcform the. stage. or to
h have tsn rienes ono o: them for whom
tion have known her to shed bitter tears
bp Sss n, men In their dense Ignorance will
well that In live or six years she will say to
M me go DC s,, you remsmher what n crank vas
In my own observation" S OF my " sex I have
been led to the opinion that men. and even
IN y HT S.d rrGyOp 81 mature
score Of Young women who wore absolutely
a nnsn TO Evolutionary chimeras,, who
young men and saved to the nanitoldnc and
modest purposes 81 the universe. Here aud
nature. but II hasn't i'm proved their tempern-
ments or their conditions, take issue with
necessary evil. II morality shuts him out Mt
me door with bneer. nature would DO sure
My energetic sisters do not appear TO have
clear perception OF ~ solute Justice. am very
sopry Tor this because i is one Of the Oldest
herself; Why n woman should take, pride IN
But impertine9ce is, the stock in trade OF
one one, group; Mhen Mrs Sarah Grand calls
set on saying something severe that
she Soverlooks the ialstty and - absprdity
earth KNOWS Of a man who Is 6awiins about
women. Mrs. Grand doesn't know OF one. But
i9r the time being she is woman enough to let
tirey; Mrs. Ellen BatteIe Dietrick tells us
that the man who introduced the bill Tor wo-,
did it because he felt that his wife ought to be
IL the Legislature In his place. This, Mrs.
absence of petty sex jealousy and a beautiful
accom- plishment OF pure manliness.
ness consists in afrank confession Of total in
ability to do snything. and she really admires
innt sort OF tning 10 man; Ny own opinion
self;abneeEatiop even to the point Of acknowl;
and shovel the snow better than he can.
It's an awful piece OF audacity to hold such
n man up as an ideal But 1t is not bit worse
than Mrs. Blake's persistent contrast OF tho
worst men with the best women. and Mrs.
Helen GARDENERS death grin on the notion that
men are opposing female suffrage.
All this gives a termneant aspect to the agi-
tation. and IL you want to find the Gull Stream
OF the woman movement you will have tn get
out of the aurfaca whirlnOOl and In ha
great. quiet mass OF women who care less for
being nspicuous than for being consistent
and just. 1t IL here that woman's cause rests,
for 1t is here that she 10 not fighting for malt
the race but for the whole. and the whole race
Is interested. These sngncious women do not
regard sex emancipation as n propaganda,
but as an inevitable developm ent waiting for
woman. They believe In moral equality not
physical. They have not shut men out OF their
coGncils. and as consequence they have i'm
bibed justice where they nave impaired mercy.
KATE COLEMAN.