New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-06-30
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mortar of its walls with musk, men have
been found leniently disposed toward
the women who Lave been led by men
into the shadows Of the half world.
Such leniency on the Fart Of women has
not yet appeared. If the son Of one Of
the ladies most devoted to the work Of
rescuing fallen women were to offer one
OF the unfortunate the first and whcle
redemption and reinstatement of marri-
age, would the mother consent and ,e-
ceive the rescued to her heart and home?
Yet If redemption is the object, honor
orable marriage is its final guarantee.
II mothers find the sacrifice too great for
their sons they must admit limitation
upon the virtuous re-enfranchisement of
their daughters who may sadly stray.
In all these efforts some things must
be admitted, some limitations recognized,
and these, after all, and pity tbs, it's SO,
stand in the way of full and final results
of all these prayers and exhortations.
Honorable marriage, being held as the
monopolized privilege of honorable wo-
men, is, by the fallen class, recognized as
the final and only cleansing ordinance
to save the scarlet mark. But when they
attempt to approach the purifying pool,
angels interrupted and unfallen guard Its
medicinal waters with many flaming
sword and the unfortunates turn back.
toward what2
Commenting on the change of senti-
ment in the South towards the princi-
pies of free trade and protection, the St.
Louis Globe Democrat remarks:
The one region of the country which
had chung to free trade for three quarters
of century through evil and good le-
port is now dropping it all along the
line. From 1920 to the beginning Of |
the present administration, free trade
has been sort of religion to the demo-
cratic party of the south, but from the
indications to-day, very few persons in
that region half dozen years hence will
be so poor as to do it reverence. The
men who occupy the seats once held by
Calhoun and McDufie, the great free.
trade chieftaius of half a century ago,
and belonging to the same party, repu-
date the free-trade gospel. Henry Wat
terson, who got out patent many years
ago on the word "only" as part Of |
democratic tariff utterances, and Roger
Q. Mills, who attempted to put that re-
striction into the statutes, are the sole
free traders of prominence who are left
in the south, so far as known, and they
are likely to weaken in their devotion to
that doctrine in the face of the assaults
which it is receiving from its quondam
adherents. The soutn's swing to pro.
lection in the past few weeks is one of
the most striking political changes of an
era which has been rich in picturesque
transformations in the political field.
Says the Minneapolis Evening Press:
In connection with comment on the sit
uation in Ohio, the New Orleans Times
Democrat says:
mckinley, of course, cannot help the
non-return of prosperity; but it is fair
enough that his party should suffer the
consequence of the wild and reckless
promises which they made IN his name
last year to help the election"
This is lame excuse. No one prom
ised more for Mckinley, than Mckinley
did himself. He promised to open the
mills, and said that was better than to
open the minis. His grass was tcampled
down all summer long by open, morthed
listeners t. his own specific promises.
This is the oldAdam- like way of .'laying
1t on the woman" But it won't work.
The presidential bauble was obtained by
promises, and the promises were false.
Therefore let the people take the jewels
back, on the first opportunity, and mean
while call down the rest Of the false
promisers.
The real name for this kind of bust
ness is bunco.
It may be interesting to the readers Of
the Review to learn that Mrs. Newcomb,
who will give a series Of health talks to
the ladies Of New Ulm, is the president
of the Woman's Rescue League of Mn
neapolis, which dared, through its off,
Gals, to send to President Mckinley, on
Saturday last, aprotest against the APP
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