New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
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GOOD WISHES FOR WOMEN,
GRACIOUS THOUGHTS THAT FOLLOW THE
nrcrArEs OF LOVE AND KINDNESS.
MEN MEET on THE COMMON GROUND OF EeoA
ESTEEM IN r7rDrR EXPRESSED CHRISTMAS

Asry MEET on THE COMMON GROUND or h1oA"
psrrrM IN rHprR EXPRESSED CHRISTMAS
GOODWILL FOR wOMANKIND.
49, an. occurring anniversary OF the Yuletide
...on .here ia horn anew ever increasing evidence
of the entire friendlness of all Christendo'n'
No, only are given the temporal gifts OF loving
hands to gladden. the hearts OF ola ana 'ouns, De
there are sent forth those more priceiess ue ~,
OF gracious thoughts and goodIy WISHES WIN" '
low the dictates OF love and Kindness.
T., ~ woman this year Is given more npprec'a''o
,,ords and hopeful announcements. 1t ~ BECAUSE
she IS stepping forth moro firmly INTO ..'o "''
active progression though no less mnuiu. Va w,
sweet ninistrations Of her womaniy op"s"uo"' u
wife and mother 49,. .rd
Xova,ist meet on the common ground OF equa'
esteem in their expressed Christmas Wishes io'
women A.. r,,rs,
rhe Rev. Amory H. Bradford. pastor OF tho FIRST
Congregational Church, Montclair. \. d. says
NV christmas wish for American women Is ina.
the movement In behalf Of their hisher euu'
and better physical development. now so WEI, ne.
cun may extend uitil 1t has inspired all our HE
with loftier and healthful Ideals; ana 'ha' ~
n result American society may oeco"o '"'N''
American domestic life finer and more gracious
and American men and women stronger pns
brighter intellectually and better mora''''
GOODWILL FROM MR.. SAVAGE.
4 a
Savage TO have my name appear In the srea'es'
or,I newspaper in the country and 1t IL especial'y
,,,,,ro IN ma 10 express = Christmas WISH ior
womanhood. ,,,,,, ard tho
ore reliable indication of Its future IS hvarh'o'y
J found In tho character, position anu ''N'"'
esa onr os the mystery Of human birth Is "a
yelled trust IN af an The hopes, Of the human
mo woman fall 50 low pel%Ie Nj .,G dupv 10
pa sa nd Ui shed her Man may be his brothers
keeper' but nature has made MN ms ss'I 80
! dian. in return for the undyihs "s"' "a "'' '
Fair wage FREQ neld honest ana e lIfs are
4, treatment In business and proiess'o"a' ''''
only matters OF cold justice. - =, ,ouan in tho
,"muds and confounds the advocates OF the Simn,
brain theory Ana wn nd f 10, light even
,hc nnwnward path. THE voice that breathed o Ell
Lurn n,5 . bv the higher equities OF Gods law Is
the throwing OF the gates nlar, SO '''a' ~ ne, f
THAT She mag lift up her droopns nsad a..d
walk toward the light again. cn,S a,,h standard
a az ne and the greatest grace OF all is charity
when the laws OF society are sar1' are OF foIIed
The SOLUTION OF character bids US all RIO on see
Tlms noria Knows what woman dumhly Graves
.shc asks the same right as man. TO ou"d a"e"
the ryen ,Ie =, r. Flower says his Christ
mas wish for women is, May they be happy and
| sncs
or I were asked TO make wish on Ghrist,mas
for women said ex-Mayor Thomas r. rove 1l't an
- should wsh that they continu" 20 be loVcu aiiu
resn"ctrd by all mankind In tho future. as they
have been in the past
CHAvNcEY DEPEw's WISH.
Chauncey ~ Depcw's Christmas wish for women
IA broad and comprehensive as one might Know
With his generous Views. II would be.
Il would WISH" said Mr. Dcpew. for industrial
| Woman that where she performs work having the
same value as that done by man she receive equal
pay. -, ,,. NJ, es.,. A.,
| moderate circumstances wish the time she spends
| in 'friyolling ! may be allowed 10 use such "A
| word-would be spent In acquiring some trade or
| make her perfect In, that In case Of accident
| which is more than likely 10 happen In families
she could honorably contribute 10 the maintenance
| OF her loved and glory In her own indepcnd-
| ence. ,,,.,.,..
| For the society woman wish shs might DO bet
| ter educated I'm the practical side OF nc flrst,
| may she have that sort OF liberal education which
comes from our great educational institutions. Sec
! oud that which comes by travelling. so that she
! may interest and not tire cultured man or tho
| world She can then direct tho education or her
| children and not hand II so'itely over To other
| people as she does now. Third, that she may be
| better fitted 10 I'LL the larger place and perform
the larger duties society for cduca and for
| charity which her opportunities give her.
"Reauty brains. fashion and position, II concen-
,rotcd upon the social side OF life, lost to
| both the possessor and tho public.