The sun., 1894-05-13
,trenrth. th.t h.hIndlr hnnrht h.r nlo. llzht

axe with which TO split the kindling wood.
women Who srs srsd . S: thsy tSi T ssts
lps 70. them on. would suppose tSssii DE
result 'e5 coSpsts s' d.rSp.iop E.H Il q. sS%s
| and take every waking hour OF 3b5 days for a
GS Sir i S tsfs. SiSi sSsi
which the right TO vote would bring in its
%sSs .Sp.s. hss .s II: 81
the face q % the .1 .srtS SsT oSil,Een Ssis and
Toamsd ap Pp and aSSs down X. earth sssLIns poti
cal enemies whom she might devour.
qfI hs s hat Hs ssn % psS RsS
wont be able to do anything else This IL GER
bs fOowns e. line n
edusl, rights made by the so-eslled "remOn-
Men have had the right Of franchise ever
since there was such thing. How. many Of
them would exercise II. II by so doing their
and nights spent in the study Of politics
They seem TO have been able to throw their
wofs H or MI M'sSst e2sty aseusS
feeling to the con!smplstion q ballot Must
hc, Gs Of msns l!fe part And womans q,
arrives At his 21st birthday and bic right to
vote at the same time. does he turn his back on
on which 81. own and and other . subsistence de-
pendsr Does he neglect his social ana DO
70 70 ass make
the nearest platform from which TO hold forth
and ventilate his particular views upon ques-
there nothing henceioFth Tor him In lie but
to vote. vote. voter Does he consecrate him
already d married. to Ss sxeseIss Sc this great and D
gloTious privilege once or twice q year
they RsHs 90 long ss.n rO Socay hes e.s.sd WITH
them. aud. the right to vote being given to
them. they will not in exercising It make any
done. There will he 10 necessity for so doing.
The DOM estic world Will not stop moving by
and and nesiscisd neglect % children n Wilt viii Be mo- D more The
rule than now. and the ranks OF the husbands
Ssndse sePSnf S 1eon lhnGe t ba .aTmieSg aus
mented.. II will take no m ore time for the wife
and mother to vote intelliRenty than IL does
that duty.
The newspapers, those public educators, are
are @ not so dsnssy Ign snorant "a n .s to Be Incapable
OF Intelligent thought and action on the ques-
h fc sfst Is sSsn to
women they probably will not be compelled to
use II; so that our timid sisters need have
nothing to fear upon that score. IL they do
not Wish to vote they need not do so, but they
have no right to put STUN bling blocks in the
sisters who do want the privilege.
II would be OF great advantage In many
sy S the S Ros th
who think they cannot spare the time to vote.
ence. Were they obliged each andlall. to. cast
their votes. they would count in favor Of law
Of % xhieS soss by the name of % pSi
tics to-day. and which 10 swelled and kept
6 Su% S. sy e.. SSs ... n:
vote for a glass Of whisksy is always on hand at
the polls. and never neglects to avail himself
ment OF this great and glorious country. ifsll
the respectable. law abiding citizens were
sSa sS@pfsa aE SS.d 10 e
Cities which eroan under the rule OF the pot
OF misfoyerSment and H \ pefofmation % souId bs
merely whiten the sepulches which are full OF
the rotteness OF injustice and the decayed re-
mains OF broken promises OF political liars and
lowed TO vote. would be influenced more By
RreIdIes than Sy reason And tn that their feel
III. 10 be night
result in any worse state OF affairs than the
no such thing as preiudce or anything put
the most cold and calculating judgment as to
nown to in fuence a male vote.
The busbear. that the vote q the lower class
sf .a, wiz asD to :rs se
that they would vote for a continuance OF laws
the wages OF the husbands. and giving In re-
turn kicks. blows. curses. and starvation.
Congress II they knew IL, and whom they cast
. vote from Impulse would be pretty sure to
1runkenness and debauchery. The lower as
we'll as higher classes OF women have suffered
90 much from the effects Of these forces to |
help put their devotsss In high places or give |
hem chance to riot with the peoples money:
md it will not be found necessary to immediate |
husband, children. or homo on the altar Of
emale suffrage in order to perform the duties |
which the right TO vote will entail
MARY SAR0ESr HOPKINS.
WELLINGTON. Mass.