The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-07-16
Suffrage Notes
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SUaAE0XS lNOIS0
lGal1lnssd toM psQs.ll
sef these sheys was Ase nos loyal
:kei0h from that tina forth.
Again, ere net thu punashments for
lsw.brsskiAe hsias changed? onas
tAesspeasea danssoa-now tAs work.
shop;o1osths g~uillotins and public OK.
sSnyfens OF vErious ktnds-now many
OF ouk ststAs have sloltshe1 capital
,puniShmSnt altossthsr. Where the
death rtnslty 10 inflicted it 10 nov
DON privately. Prison&are now work.
Ing ElsAB the line Of reform sad moi
,dqrpudaAion and huuiliatian.
II 6 burklsr equipped with q dark
lantesn and jimmy -hrsAka into the
house OF . su6raytst, che does not
rely on: any moral, force to get him
out. She calls on the nearest po-
licemAn, and her sole. dependence 10
physical force to msintsin the law"
W have heard and read Of women
usiaf-nOral torca sld rsvol.ers toe
To prevent theft. But crime and Grim
iAsls sfweys have bssa and always
Win be, and women are az capable %
men Of sol1t1s the manner OF dealing
with the criminal and preventing
srilna
woman suffrage 10 q demand of
the minority and the majority Of
women protest sSainst It,"
Ihsvs not figures ct hand to ascer.
t&fn xhssAsr not NE Shove II fact, but
It Is It 6est not a6ectt the cause at ell,
toS - stssed IN . former artiols in
aaswsc to thea eb9saaors to suffrage,
think it WAS made plain that II even
,.oae per cent ssk for the right to "lifs,
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness"
II not ,intertsring with the rights of
esasea, it should BE- granted them.
Bib the negro ask for tho ballot?
Wsss they educated up to thu use of
iH .Was 1t; given 10 those in South.
Caroline and not in 9ssrgis? Was:
the question Of giving them tAs ballot:
suhmitfae 70 u ssats and then an.
ether? No, It vas made . part OF the
Goaatiautiea Of the Uaitad, 1tatas-snd.
not by pstition to either thu people or
senGrsss: At that time tAsy we're not
even recognised - human beings by
the Hsorle Of: the capital Of tha United
States; were not allowed to ride on the
street. cars In the City. OF Warrington,
except On the T street lins-whioh was;
called tas "aigssr lima" and scarcely:
. white WaShingto1iaa ever patron.
lied thstihns. Again, how&was it with
tAs '1aaiaaeS DID they petition cen.
Gasss to give to them the M6raas7
I doubt, ii aas par cent Of thaas who
WssN paataA .sa&sage knew Whist the
w@kA 1loaat or had ever q q ballot
sk ksllss AoI Ysa, the question Of
ffaatnt suffrage 10 the Indian and
0A whsas women. ct South Dakota was
toeoA aAaa. at The name tima-in the
early 1anstaa, I hslisss-and the In
dtaA vas granted the right to halp
franA the laws to sevarn che white
wsaAea. who had, stood BY AUD helped
to sxhAas.ths wild prairie land; who
had Alpsd their husbands, fathers
snd braaas1s to protset. The homes and
herds Ron the wild beasts and worse,
TIA Wild man, She reared his children
and hapt: hta home, thsn was denied
The right to assist in framing the laws
fAr Eaveraing the children ana the
hons and property she had helped to
accumulate. The question is again
before the voters Of South Dakota
This year, and it 10 believed the YER.
diet win show that the men have re-.
psnted OF their former u%nfairness and
thst this time woman suffrage in that
ststs' will triumph.
Sisters, can't you cease to think Of
what NJ don't want, but concede to ev.
cry enc that which she needs to make
hsr lfns happier and fuller? We feel
sure the good men Of North Dakota
Will give Us the ballot next November,
They have already given US some
gloriauhy good; laws, but we want to
b. IN q position to help in the making
gilmore OF thsm-and in their enforce
nsnt IL we'll.