The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-11

The divorce courts of Cincinnati nave
introduced to the public p new woman"
who. it is hoped. is not and never VIII he
a type. She claims to be an advanced
thinker. and a worker toward the end of
womans complete emancipation" She
is carried away on the subject of woman's
rights The most OF her time IS spent at
womens caucuses, and conventions, to
the neglect of her home. She hates all
Of the opposite sex, her husband Included,
aud eIories in the fact She admits that
she made home life unbearable to her
husband. that she exerted herself to that
end. and succeeded. And having succeeded,
she brought suit for divorce on the ground
of desertion.
It is pleasure to record that the unfor-
tunate husband in the case was just as
anxious to have the marriage ties an
nuned as was the unnatural wife. If the
man ever loved the woman. her foolish
perversity must have long ago smothered
the passion. or the man would have been
lacking in manhood. Such woman could
not be loved. she would be lucky to re-
tain the respect of her acquaintance.
The Cincinnati woman probably thinks
she is admired by other new women for
her attack upon men through her hus-
band But she is likely to find herself
mistaken. The real, typical new woman
is striving for a higher and more noble life
in which there shall be community of In
terests.and of love, and respect and peace
between the sexes. The real new" wo-
man aims to be natural and to polish ma
ture. She is mindful of.the duties of her
/ sex toward the opposite sex. She is an
/ altruist On the other hand, the CinciA-
natl woman is most intense esoust, OF
whom her sex should be ashamed.
"silver Dick" Bland, of Missouri is
really the worst treated man in the ranks
of the silverite cohorts. Nobody has nom
mated him for the presidency. he was
euchred out of place on the silver com
mission by deft arrangement of the res
piution creating the commission and
there is no prospect of his politics being
of any further service to him. All of this
is downright ingratltude, seeing that Mr.
Bland was working and shouting for sill.
yer before some of the latter day silver
leaders were out of pinafores.
A nephew Of Gov. Mckinley is said tc
be in Alabama making arrangements tc
get a Mckinley delegation from that state
to the next republican national conven-
ton. Whether Mckinley will set the dele
cation depends, in a great measure, or
how much of a fund there is in the treas
ury of the Mckinley boom, and what por.
ton Of it is available for the Alabama
republicans The Mckinley boomers
might be able to get some valuable infor-
nation concerning Alabama republicanisn
from the Home Market Club of Boston.
It doesn't require a vote of unlimited
credit by a great government to supply
the means to check merely a riotous out
break The Spanish government seem,
to be learning that the Cuban revolution
lists mean business. The prospects are tina.
| Uncle Sam Will soon be watching much
more interesting war than that between
Japan and China. 1t is only matter o.
a few miles from Key West to Cuba.
Jones and Stewart of Nevada, the mill
ionaire senators, are said to stand square
ly up to sibley, the rich Pennsylvania
whom they have nominated for the presi
dency. These three are able to pay for tn,
making of big lot of noise in behal
Of the fourth party" 1t remains 10 b,
SEEN however, whether they viii loos,
their purse strings to any extent