The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-14

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Lhlhk OF nothing else, 1T is good to b.
here Oaughter.)
God has given women and men alik
the right of liberty, and he knows tina
no one can be rewarded as moral wht
Is not free ito be moral. The dignit,
OF morality consists in having the tive
roads to follow, and choosing the patti
/ of virtue.
Men Dissatisfied.
Men seem to be dissatisfied with the
feminine sex because God did not con-
suit them when he created women.
The story goes that he created woman
when the man was asleep and he never
thought TO wake him up and ask his
! ADVICE. Oaughter) The difficulty is
/ that men have done all the legislating
for Dr. women: The present dress Of wo-
men was not made by God but by an
/ evil genius-a man-dressmaker in
Paris. 0aughter) Women should
! have voice in making the laws I'M
( der which hey are to live. When
( women become as self-responsible and
free as men the better it will be for all.
No Ones Business.
The question is frequently asked.
What will women do with the ballot?
No one can tell how his neighbor will
vote. When the time comes for me
to VOTE she said, emphatically, I'll
use it as / please, and ii will be no
ones business. 1t can safely be told.
/ however, how the aggregate of the
women's vote viii tend. 1t will be
for the best interests of the home, of
society and of the development of in
dividual character. Mems function
will continue to be to look after the
wool, lumber and the pig iron. Men
Will look o the aggregate good Of the
state while women will look to the
moral elevation of the home and the
community, and this Will always be the
natural tendency.
Not Good to Be Alone.
The reason that men have been i'm
perfect as legislators and lawmakers
is because God said it was not good for
man to do things alone. The cO-Opera-
ton is needed ( badly on one side as
on the other.
Mrs Anthony's old splnster home
would not be as splendid as a home
occupied by Mrs. and Mr.. Anthony.
An ideal home cannot be made with
out woman and an ideal state cannot
be built without her. And Professor
Elliot, of Harvard university, says
the home is the top root of a state.
He is inconsistent, however. like most
men who inveigh against woman suf-
frage.
Coin Furnishes an Illustration.
When she and Miss Anthony had
learned they were coming west they
began reading up on Coins Finan-
cial School. One Illustration contained
in the work shows a man with one
eye and equipped with only one leg
and one arm. He is striving to look
squarely with the one eye. stand Sc
key with one hand Gaughter) That
is exactly what men have been try
ing to do in excluding women from
having part in the government. Men,
who fear the vote ~ T-c:le,l sa1UiG
try to work up some faith in the
human race. Everyone thinks his
neighbor is on the wrong trail. Those
who can most trust others can be
trusted by others with the greatest
propriety.
VIII Get on the Throne.
Women have been fed upon senti-
ment and poetry and have been told
that they are the power behind the
throne Like Queen Lii they have
come to think that it is much better
than being behind the throne to be
on the throne. daughter and ap-
piause)
the best energies of the best men and
women, and the country's development
will never be complete until all are
privileged to do what they want TO do
and what the world most requires them
to do. When Utah shall reach her
grand destiny by becoming one in the
sisterhood Of states no hearts will beat
with greater delight than those of SUI
san B. Anthony and Annie Shaw.
Pioneer Speaks.
Mrs. Kimball was introduced as the
honorary president Of the national
association. She said that the two
visitors will have the best wishes and
reverence of the people Their object
was to agitate the people. knowing
that will prove the first step to re-
form. Miss Anthony as Napoleon
whenever she sits at the table. there
is the head of the table.
Colorado representatives.
Mrs. Stansberry said that Colorado
owed thanks to Utah for what it has
done for Colorado. It will doubtless
be more difficult to secure the ballot
than it will be in using it. Whatever
else the women may do in Colorado,
their votes will be cast unitedly for
silver.
Mary c. c. Bradford.
Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford, of the
same state, said that il was same
what confusing to be introduced as a
defeated candidate. Oaughter). Wo-
men will not be office-seekers but such /
positions as school office will seek /
hem.
The hope of the people Of Utah will |
prove a prophesy which tells of
magnificent and glorious state.
Zina d. Young.
An honorary vice-president of the
Woman's association spoke
briefly. Days in which womanhood is
are days of promise. No
lation has ever reached high place.
which has not had as foundation
noble women and noble mothers.
Mrs. William Ferry
spoke gloriously of what women were
ichfeving in the land
Mrs. Bathsheba W. Smith and Mrs.
Ielton, both prominent local lights.
made brief speeches in the same
train.
'aid that the old conservative feeling
bout woman suffrage still prevails.
The had hung for a long time Ia this
idea. but had now come to
,elieVe that the vote OF women was
ecessary to keep up the moral tone of
he home. Women cannot take up
rms and bear the brunt of battle,
ut a struggle of different nature is
efore the people in which women
must hold up the banners.
Mrs. VI. !. Horne.
me of the early pioneers in this valley.
aid that she was full of joy to think