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POIlTIiANDV OHEGON, ' PXIIDAY AUCilXS'T 4f 1871,
AtBRTMEMEjm
tuirv
NO. 14.
KlM,r as-ausaigi will a'(lrva k tbelr
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-rVASCO COUITT.
iar.M (oimcW MNvtel counploB
oMl with tU hai Ongom iecUUtlT
AwemUgr, caw lot lb UUw, ooWl
. . upw m n4 iorltod w I villi hU
Uy. As b w going ttpm iJb
lU proflbrMl bovplUlltjr d rUlted our
. old friend Qd,hl wlfa t Ten Mile
.creek, where their borne, euug aim
bouM. Beetled la tbeeJde of the ftJIL k
Mirrounde4 bjf h rubbery and fralt trwa
' ; of luxarUnt grovtb wblcb flourUh m
tbe blll-de without Irrigkiloa, gfvfng
iwdiiiputed cvldenoe Ihat Ue r4 J"Ul
, mt lIni.pfWiM r txeeedincly
fertile lu itpite of drouth ad alkatt ''
Owr ree frost th toww WB: aouCh
: by mm over brokaa, vnduUtioc Mdr
; la tbe dry eeeeon. dreary wiceeealea af
changing yet uonotoooua arface,
wherein the different geobwtoal ftmna-
vtIoa pntniol4agea ayTa areialy
'and di-tlurtly. traced. Mr. Qttdoa
cauld not bar eelectad a better canntry
' 'wherein to pursue hia aulanUfle laveatk
gatkHM than thia wonderful vicinity,
where tbe accrete of tbe Inner life of
TiT another earth have been laid baraJby
'- aorne protracted yet powerful throe that
finally aubaided, leaving CTldeurce la
""mammoth remalna and numerous other
- foaaiU from which' to draw eonclaaiona,
which It would bare been difflcmbVto
wuH3ewbera7MTMl pointed
out to us a a remarkable phenomenon,
'' occasional trace of tba old wagon road
kind of cafton, to tba towaaf Dalle. V
Bomf" trqprjdx year ago tbls'road
began to break np and alida Iteeu Into at
broken gulch which the running water
J v from melting Snows soon furrowed' Into
. a deep and rugged gorge la which to now
s a stream of li ving water. , The road sraai
of eonrsa abandoncoV and agmda wsi
made pna tba sloping b-aldea,1rouTg6rb,Alell tba paaaaga of tba rt w laU
wiuen tue micwi on Jjw ufm wkiiv
ning tornuutona or crot-M ana nyer
; which wUl moat likely upset all bis pre
viously formed theories and mod blm
, '.. back to tba other and of ga4oglcaiapaa
' nUtloa to And aolution af thl beautiful
mystery," were hown place la the
vf-bottom of this newly forming creek
' z T where rouna and vigorous trees and
iilauta are making marYekms growth.
A j and where, under the Invigorating' a
-j llucnorof this wonderful climate,-may
aeoa beee oVnee abadea-af -Ihartue
, ' " -' "where a feweltort yean ago was nothing
VjKJ but a barre4 plain, high np above Ite
' preaent level, with no mora pparaat
prospect of. a running stream than I
now visible on tba McAdamlsed road
from lbrtland to Mil waukie. " .
- . Thaopeningof this cliaam baa revealed I
lir,tba lunar strata or ma omereai lorma-
.tlona of rock, cement, gravel, sand, day
. ar Indeed remarkable. Evidently our
t (.4 growing earth u yet la 11 tnrancy, , .
, , , Ivli tbbiwonderfj bookof nature
ten leaeons, our road wound oft" to tba left,
past other gorges whose formation Wa
prior to tbe advent of our. eommnnlaa
: Ure aad ohaerring frlaadVJbat whteb
give every evidenca that they bad origin
srmtbr to lha 6na In which we had felt
so much Intaresk
f a-arara alsa-tlmv exact looallty
, wberasoma, of ;Hr. Ooadon'a.moet ra-
BiarkaUa mammoth fbaall were dlaeov
: Hi oed1Ola aniejtyAataaogr Iriend
" seaming U know; Intuitively of what
t would most deeply Interest us.
lUlLiThe gmnl array of roUla )U1 are
"covered with a matTelous growth af an
ttluus bumh sTssa, which tons Is trt-
- v. aeooe aaouga. or um remarkable nmii-
" ' Ity of this country, ertn bad there been
r , attempt at hlll-etde raHlvatton. . Bat
let any earn who doubt ta adaUabUtty
of this soli to the production of every
aeccamry adlMe and tbe raost luniioaa
4 . ,a grewtn or umoar vuu Mr. raisoa s
arid bill-aide, where" peach tree of two
. " , ' ' years' growth from the scad arc not only
' " vlrnreu and gram, bat leaded with
; ?'. " fruit; where locuat trees of one year
" ' growth make welcome shade; where ap
--. pb treea rvea out-grow tba far-fkmad
- WUUmrtte valley productions i -whan
melons equal CaliforubVe beat; wber
Vr-sr -ra view npmgnineem; .ia- growta
,k .gTi m prolOe beyoad a4nataUoal where
wheat, eats, rye aad barley produce an
?-nrtnre ytWrtftr-moW of the valley
fajrlua,'n leT btnT karl-that aU thl
irows Without IrrigsUoa in a'solLUkai
ashe,'knd Mvm, waMoUfcf not,' agree
with as that Wasco eoantyJaaa been
i aoaVr estimated by srtcattarfeta.
But stock ralalng la tba princlsai aa
enpatioa of the people here. FtomeUmea
carbaSdwtateailsaliia wkaJi flocks tad
, herds; but tba peerie aa aa aaliuals
' are "earning to prajlde.MpUaat hb) ea
lamity, ami ma appiwhaad but Jit U torn
"aa taia aratlige la the future. Pag
JTuh,"B kind of arrubhy,'rcalnous1evar
craav which aaamed bltbarta to bava
,tl).n .Md, ba paarwae4 apmi
, S,f rsw,UMi .wutar month. , WQ-
1 . iow are ales fequaated tT bcro
4af waw-boaad aplmala, while farmer
.$ P pitrAfdateaa maah fcod from
?yeer la year as a rort la cam of W
lract4jd snow stornur. Ordinarily, eattla
-da better uriag tbe winter wttboaT food
. m ' a .a ...
.v.,. , iram maa, aa w7 nea oa aotvoeraad
? P blm, aad Wsudcrioguf totbeaVep
caaana tay aianaga la soma laeredible
to abill for tbemselvaa. Horses,
muka and donkcxa paw Jhaanow from
iba gronmtaad re ah tba grass during
the atepeat and bmvlematorma' '
Let tba poor men and women of the
WUlametU valley took waU and ppeedl.
ly to tbe advantagee of thl almoat un
developed country. . Tbouaaixis of acres
of vacant land lie bar awaiting oeca-
- Scarcity of Umbartafbeonly drawback,
but aa energetic man can, In a few years,
have plenty af arsweod af hi awn rale.
ag, i .;-(. i i j ' ' y
Ditches are moch oaed for fence, and
tba, Unabef from ".tba -, mountain . for
bailduig e other pare mi, tbejghdis-
tettt I liwvhHxtlhU. '- :,
. If we ever bad a touch of ranclie fever
in ur UJe K wa waaa. w viewed and
abarty aaaapmbsiidud aba tmsnansa ad
raowgra nf thsrraource ;4Wa fcmg-4
aauaiderad- barren , bat , now acknowl
edged fertila eoaotry, with 1U lavlgomt
InfT cltnuta and uniral aeenaimoda
tlons, which are defined at odUUnt
day lo'makaliraaco ounfyTha Hcbeat
rural portlna af thl great yorthwettt. .J
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THB DALLES OF TIE
COLITMBIA.
hrlmrtog tba romantic, boardtabla and
bwy tawa mt CaUea, and Mlowiftg the
too of the Dalle and Celilo railroad,
for few nHlee In fhe direetloa of the
latter place, we coma to tba far-famed
Dalle of the Columbia, wber tt sccma
that yon might almoet Jump acroaa the
algMy- Htert the effect of w bone alict
and power . wa - practically tented la
Portland a few waeka ago . .by tba back
water of It annua flood. ' ' ! ,
Alt around ne la aaocna of wild,' rare,
manantU grawleofs deep aolitadr, ma.
jtaiic'ailmca and primeval aUnpliclly
Aa wo laslly dnra along through tba
hanging aand drift wa ar no algq of
etylllaatioa aava tba aOant track of tba
Iron bone, who baa gained amadeiicy
over the tvariaatlng rock, wboat frown-
I n aw ava 1 1 a antA Vikm MnnAallnaia nVA
through thl mighty gorge of the great
Oregon, where : indeed be "bear no
aaaad sava bia awa aaablags'., ftelalng
a stone, wa burl It with all ear atrength
acroaa the frightful ebaam, but, though
wa are aartala wa sea U strike (ha rocks
aa the athea aide, tba deep aad angry
currant earrtea oa tba pound af Ite fell
aad loam It smaag the awful echaea.
: Tba depth aad velocity of tba current
hnra wa have an means af knowing,
yet sqme.ldca tusjr bs, Xbrmcd from our
nowUdga at, tba aagnltnda of tba Ca
bmsbia m more fevared local liea, where
bet here peat-vp eHergM have op
portunity to expand themselves into. Iai
mlghtlaatJiTat aa the raciftc
Ac cosat.
ToM aa, Sm m Oaeuet ri
To-aar Mr mak-elbwoa MaMMta
rrrmrsauiMiaiannaHaf r
rrv
m la aa too alee i
Piam overaaMtoHr art taoa MM la af :
Ah, no! SWu(hfirtaMck4Mrnaao(.
Trt a knnw Sir lhm,lhT tlllillwl. " A
Tk Mlabt rock, kcw Stall mr, aaha
nu hi the ate Met ' - '
Colaatbla'k Dall M Mt eS the lh,
kraalatBMaa WsI1rkan awMnarr
Tkoa wax a wil la Ur aow aaward
auifrk."'"
' Tfajt tkmi mor plarU torwif ipudeilTBioUkM.
1 1 Well atayrt taoa BKmra a4 watL ' .. ' '. .r
rfca iwiu n um auht .
er avaraaore tfceaa kM-kraww Snllea
KkJI auyjky tpr tfclaa
Till taoa hTt V ao
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0. X. UTTJ.TnLl"
Pari sealou frWnda wba
bava
soundly berated as tor being aa Indis
crete aa to give adverse opinlonecnr
earning C. li. MUler, ' bo baa aooaired
r,f Will 4saa
teka notice that the OtrgUm, JJrrold
sad Bulletin, ot thuj.dtyfully cndorael
oar ,viwa of Aba moral ateiua of tba
and tba gentas ot his dcaerted
wife. The BuUxtim article ta aopUby,
pointed and -fcRngr that wa give It In
full t ;..,( !.. t'Tf
Oremsdaaa aad Ow awa nswa-
papcra seem ta have aa idea that C If.
Uiller, otWrwkw 'Jaqmim Miller' I
la aoaaa way a erecMt k tni ttaae. A nd
the newvpaper gent rally of taa raHRc
elope, aad many ta tba Gaaaera Htetea,
am trsaUna their rali ra ta falaaraa ao
ttcwe a? tba blograritiy, eccesslricftles
and achievements of thia aew-fledired
Byron. It. as traa that avon baa
rivea thl man bte start n tba world.
ba bet aar eahasmrthillr- a nan af lane
eoowry, and having commenced bualnem
in uregoa aa atioraey, aeu aroce an
Urant eonnty.'and given bis flrat poeU
eal eflbrte to tba rrea of Ofegon, But
tbe ah meter af the man, aa anowa by
Nlura la tht" rtfeena made
kaowa by the pveas of this Hty, 1 sack
aa abottld amir bin speedy epob)lw
from the anctety af honorable men aad
Women wherever ba may go; at leant
antll he ahairrctraea hi truants etea
to Orefrna. and here do tustlre to the
wife and chiMrea ba bad aa crwelly and
cawarrirysbearted. Miller ten thUMUte
eoaaethlng over a vaar arn. and the
IlrrmtM ears ba Sank with blm "about
eight thousand dollars la fold, Icavtag
behind htea his divaeced wl and Ubm.
wba wars Mind aftei wants tathisciry-I
almcat deetltota. strnnllntf bravetr
against poverty whom several gntle
men of rortlantl pravtded fnr In their
need, se tba aataml baaland aad fether
aboaM
bav dn4t.N ""Thi I th way he
started eat ta "establish his aaaw among
uia-artncriy lew," ta a nis awn lan-
iua.e rn via cars wen
eH te M wtfK Vpon
thtaec
w- -wnsw
womao'a journal f thai crty, rernarka
that . Vuca a-man- bartem eanwalilal
constancy and matrimonial bonors Ihr
aoetla feme wa am feea ta confta that
ha baa paid all that tba bubble I worth;
and w greatly err In Jwhnnent a nor
bard docs not 1 1 re to are tlierfay when
aa wiu raaiisa w mew-" wa tbtaa
that te drawing it rather mild.' Iaaar
view of tba case, there la no laaguaga
strona? enough to lastly denfwnee' the
mosnnem, eowardU and villainy of the
man who, witn nia pocket bium wun
gold, earned in part ry the loving aad
arU-aacriAeing Ubora of bis -wife, will
deUbereteljr deaart that wife. nd bU
own cblldaea, laavlag them as poverty,
beggary or doHtructioa, aad aaUUhly go
out ta seek tba prala of men and tba
vanity of aba .world apua bis owa
werthlaaa hand- , Caiiibrnls. elsJnna thia
humbug ireteuder land- aad . la th
bama of all that U good, let that tttat
have tba doubtul honor. Millar may
be a poet, or be may not be, but be la not
a man. lla-t n dbarrace to traa man
hood. Inatead-af chaatlna hte nraiee
aadsaaadtaa; Ma feme, let tba press af
irregon, ann ine editorial mtertuty
svarywlveee, anise ta show thia literary
euaut ap In hie true color. ---.
Vmnt all that wa can learn, tba wife
of Milter, aow residing la this oitr, ha
noetic Lalrul . ol tiis nivksst sbUltv.
Her reply to the rarthjaa missive oft
Miller is a prnduotioa of vary great
merit. Kha la not only a pot't, but in
every station, and in ail lha duthsi of
wife and mother, alia baa abowa herself
wwl true and noble woman. For fur.
and her poems when ah may see propec
ta pttbllsh them, tet the prase rcaerve Ms
c miiinmtinn asm aaat aatatanca, so
tba virtov Odaltty aad nenor may be
vlndicasad aad tiiwaidid by tlta men
wbo can moat mltbfaily aabserva the
rtgaa and paatab thevrroag.' - v., J.
VOWa A8 1)0CT0M.
Remarking aa tba preaent status of
the question, whether women shall be
recognised by tba masculine-Medical
Profaailnn ar not, tba Van i'wk Jttde
jasaafsa1 myst a , f
"Hteadllv the women wu one atrona-
hold after another. At tba session of
the Amerba.Marlical Aaaooiatiea at
Haa Francisco, the battle was fought on
tba admission of Dr. Thomas as a ipra
mutative of Pennsylvania Medical Ool-
Irwa for t omau. Though the Associa
tion refused to amend 'ite constitution,
aad tbough a ntaioritv were evkkmtiv
opposed to tbe admission of Dr. Tboroaa,
me memoeva war avracnuy aawiuing
ta bring tba waetlan to- a aquam vote.
For tbe eminent member of. tba Asso
ciation, Wbo pleaded the cans of the
women, carrrled too many gun and
nreatoaatmrpiysnrtbaaelenuem of 11
tegioal preJuiUce. And aa Ur. Thomas
aei an aaas to jbe eiosn. and partici
pated In all the procaadinga. . In tba
course of the debate Dr. Alice aald that,
Hy tba rule of the Medical Aasooiatloa,
ha dam not consult with tba most high
ly educated female physldaa, aad yet
ha may consult with the ntoet Ignorant
masculine ass In tbe medical profession'
The victory of tbe women physician la
HaarrraiH'lacn liss bfjminfrkty Ihllowed
by a nmra signal one la tbe rVnnayl
vania eUata Madteal HodHr. which rot-
e4 bkt weak by a majority of ten to one
ta- aomis woman axwitors. It nas Txn
tweoty-tw ysara since tba Pennsylva
nia MMlioai Coilcara for Wemea was
founded, and It baa take thia long time
Att evea yet lad HiiUdelnhU County
ta bring taa bailie to It conclusion.
-HM'itjly Ja ill allow ila-memlxT to eoa-
it wun ine most vartwbie ounces,
kit vafukin them rermiaaioato ex
tend the same courtesyto yomea so t!s
UngwUbed aa Dr. AnnI'rewtaa and Dr.
EuUUna H. Cleveland, tan not these
ateipid 4otors aw 'that they - prevail
nothing? ,. The aopla aon the. lea
connda bvakillful woman physicians.
eators7' ' , ,
14 Dn-Mary P. ttawtelle take eouraga.
On by one tba Women arc storming the
stronghold of bigotry and prejudice, and
winning for tbe marl res bath feme aad
money. Ken thare am la plenty, good
meq;-twVand trnr' whosirlrgTe-sottled
scum ot Juttlk far ouUwabjba ail minor
eonakleratlon af mlAsh IntoUrauce, By
the side af such tba women of tba com-
tog era wiit tie pi una to staua, wniw mrt
baiow, gnashing tfeeir tseth ta impotent
raga, tba woman wna aaaarvd and the
men who anred prow riba tbemT wlll , ta
getber chew tbe tvl of bitter discontent.
amvamasmFe't h':
Tlifc apartment of the If gar JfoarrH-
mcs-r hi to be a general Vehicle" for ex
obangaaf alsaa anncarnlng any and aU
asattem that may ba Wg1timan.-Jy tli
rwaSed In earcolutniis. Plndlngltpracti
catty trnpowiblfi to ansver cacK corres-
pondent by private tetter, wo adopt this
uamte ad asmimmientiea (a mv our
friends .b dbappntntmrnt that Would
otherwise accrue from oar inability to an
swer ibair t;ueriea.l'e oardiaUy Invite
every boty that has a question ta ask,' a
suggestion to make, or a scolding to give
ta contribute- to the, Oorraspendsnta
Column. Ly. r-jH ' 1 1
Mrs. A Albany, writes t -I do think
yoa arc mora than a, matcb .for. all the
editor af thisenast. . If you hold your
awn as yea bav Wgan yoa do not need
any belp from outsiders, but, when yoa
need tt If ever,' you shall bava It
right to makes law whereby If a auaa
Urea of bU wife, which Is oftea U eaaa,
be ana learn bar and takeaway the chit
drd af her peril ffor they are AU by
law), )eavlnf the aad mother nothing
but bcartaclie and anguish T' Ws think
tba spirit tst tba lawia thia, a watt aa
aatny other lastaticea, Is better than the
tetter (hereof.'' Otrr law that govern th
aftaJm'ss, man and women in just aa
good aaaana aided aad cansaaaaatly ia-
barmanteus,' govern meat could make
them, if women alona wera to njakr
the law we bellera they would be amr
aaJuMto nvan than man bava bean to
Of course the 1 w of which von
t eomnlsl aTIa iwitrl l.t tnt m iui
Kjw-, (hsi nn -,itl ...V. twt.
bjwgthaalajaw axtet..,,,.U
eetaa botdry to tbe Iron and da their
dnty by orft ring tbcfr votes at every poll
oa tba nail rrmidcntlal aUctlon any,
Wa can Utna aarrnonloss.lT
great prfaeixde, and them Is not a aha
awaf aooastbottbat wa shall beanc
assafnl. . , ft.y a- s. 1 4l; l-inrT', ' i, i;
Caaarisatteaa, from a llttla so Uof-
e oat near the monntalns, a buly wba
ada and thlnka'Snd inalvaea. wrilam
read and falnka dnd inalyaea, writes
"Do you not fear tha poUttcat power af
tbongbttesa and Ignorant women . J
think we ought ta try rather to Indue
woman to properly fulfill her prlvanaan
tlea.f Tbough fata not opposed to tba
rranehls If It will make bar bertea, yet
I fear tba result of casting a lajye,naMsV
seated and thongMleaV voting desneat
apoa aar already iguomnea-caraed badw
politic" ' Wa "fear! fl political pawnr
af thoughtless aad Irnerant' Vwareav
but ib ycault af that power baa ant
been an vary appalUng after all. ..Man
have ceased 'atellng 1 and deriding
ooiy-bcadad 8amba,t sad now nobly
Thl ia
kinitt that ha aimaary aecrned ta
him nam the alcoUva fnniThlsd.' Itwffl
do mom. It wlU rnaas him ta rise, In
Uma,lfeam tnaaghttwar Ignorance to a
ssnm aT Suoral rmiionalLlUty,
with llisaghtlaar and ignarant w
W mast try to educate woman to tva-
1y falflll bar private dattes but expe
rience has taught aa that tba only way
this ran be doe U by giving them poBrl
cnl tndeTudenea aad thereby increase
K wonder
n are frivolous aad Ignorant. They
bava no impetae ta became otherwise...
Mat! :fe: VaWyour green alpacoa dram
with a broad flouneaat tba bottom, Wttfe'
alternate plain and pleated Intervals,
placing a band or bias fold across tbe
pleated sections, and edging the top of
the flounce with kilt pleating, narrow
and full. Make WldV-aleevea ami long
looped orersklriT trimmed .io match.
Coat sleeves sliould b worn andar tba
wide one when tbe weather Is cooL T
lira, U JE, M,t. C-rpet rags af bright
colors are bard to obtain at present. Had
sMwhitellsAoelrags. can be praeosad,
but are expenslvcr-froiu twelve to Afteon
cants per pound. IVben tba clntbtem
feUaupplyof naa
aete greater variety will be In the mar-
r tit.it -,..'; At l" ! v. .1 .
A "lady friend" writes that her tins-
band nd hired man are furlflos owrthe
13th chapter; of "Judith. jUtli Their
aaodusty fo sheas ad, their imlty In
suited and, af eoarsel, their aasetly pra-
mgstlras am smlsaiinBltWeTlp
lady rrknd, k-t's let 'em writhe. ' W
dlda't axpset mm wbme tanWer
pUabad wauht wasjrrha sitae ykhant
wincing. Let 'em ninety Tba physi
cian who thrust bis lancet la a barrid
not asmplaln If aba patient
hurt anathemas ansa bis derated hand.
The eonaelentloBS and duty-driven snejt
or woman who essays to lane or cantor
teathaaaaml nWwm that curse doairaile
happlaem mast boar the saaladlcttesnnf
those who most need the physl-aani
treaUnent. Other and better men will
not ba abacked. If th Ma a of Xassreth
warn ta earns apea tbe earth to -day aawH
ten tbe people the plain truth about
4ns tlveraJiijQouaBjrr;lKjM.
waald gladly eracify blm. - JuditfcH
Ileid" will bava her say. r Abuse will
not Intimidate bsf, and for mock-mod
eaty sli baa norsspaU.
laqulrvrTe'sB.nSuTia F. Young's
ITomtm' PnrlfUi Vomf JomrmntU devot
ed to heuJth reform and .woman's phyl-caiebrt-atlonand
Imnravctaaat.. It I aa
abte tearnat, and every aoomhold should
powsoin It, Tboumnds of pcole are kept
In poverty by. dorter's bill '.Which tbe
tench lags af sncn a tearnsi aauld pr
vent. - It ts not a woman suffrage Jour
nal,' tbough Its editor Ja an able cham
pion M uif suoraga moveman. ,
rDUaiJBtlrti jrOU'MBawrwLexti
waokt
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K1& !CLtXABTE
ITS ITT
ITaJTOI
Tbaima rraacisca Bmlltii af a recant
date gl Sea the accompany I ng epitome of a
leoturedcUvcmd by Mrs. FOiisbcthCady
at Jlatt'a; Hall la that atty.
Fat depth af aigament, purs, rfouannea
antf vivacious Wit Mrs, Manton ba a
superior among th speaker of Ante
tie,' as 1 amidy rcrlAed byjba ft4-
lawlnc Ua,ZZZV--'.vVu'-7j
v.t. -it; t t. JIBS. nAXTaaT. i; s"
Advanced amid apdanse. Kne aald:
Aitnongb ttbiak an of wwmaa'a rlgbu
lata crow aid, I must asv that Airs.
Ktevens gtvw sw a little too ton a time
tn watca ta gtww oki, wrtea -ana an 1
bava
taiaing
g oa waman'a rigbUa
A aaarter would have
a century.
been mawa right. ( Laogtiter. It wa
In Ma. that 1 art bessii my worktn
taa aanees" -fl-then want before tlte Len
islet r of the ntata of Kew York to get
a biU thrswgh graaUng to woman the
righto of property. My father was op
sisnt to araenaa'a rigtits, and ao waa J.
K. Wramcar;' I aften had a talk with
bim oa the ewbleet. avi be arte said to
as. "The aVxrtswa wlik-H yoa advocate
mans m tsremt.bj.'- Ma mid If aach a
bill anamld pam R aroaM divide aeary
beavrth stoae la the tend. That te iat
what yaa thiaft ts-day of tba Woman
KtTtaa laana. Bat the hill became a
. v .a . . .
eay aiaos that it te a most .bajseAcent
UU. Bunta year after Impeasagel sset
Mr. iTpaneerand mid to bias... "Alloa
me toeondole with yon oa taa sad re
sults that bava foiktwed the aansrs of
that bill, lour besTtb-ta must have
bsouut unenJuraWe, . .. wimnl manUon
It to klm. rismcr,' be rrpliwt; "Vhe
never nas aws.ru oi iu" - 1 Istawbler. I . I
don't- suppose mora than
a ran
drad waanen know to this day whastan
taws ar tvwaaiting Utcsr rbxbt of roi-
atty . And yet, tiiat we j . t
1 A WIOWTT ItaLVTlAW,- ' '"
Ts ' wrkb-b nn1tlliwb trlil.a mn.i
orphan, wembroagbt from a position
f utter dependence to ona of compara
tive affluence. Now, to-day, In order to
realtea the foT! beneflt af that Act. w
i astktnr to ba aUaared-ta carry oast
th princtpte, and to raaUas a true it,
P-Wi: ? Just .government, can be
turmed wkhotrt tba eonsent-of the goT'
erned, and without giving to every eitt
aan Use ligbt to a trial by.a Jury af bis
or bar awa peers. 1 bav been asked
since I arrived, la Baa Fraueiaoo if the
advocate of woman suffrage bad adopt-
-.nww PKPAn-rraft4 '"'
f Laafrbter. J', v. . n uti-i . r
jlm of aer pnrum amataaymg aver wa
lav
oivwd ia ana new neparture, u
Is fair io believe that tlta Woman Huf-
rrajr movers bra ' dolnr likewise. I
sjaarttiy ftonavatalato the Iemncrata af
tajuaraaa-ast tMt adfiptioa af tbd
partura duL-triae, In coming up to th
tltuation. . 1 am glad they indorae the
thirteenth, - fourteenth and fiftcctifh
aniendmente to the Constitution.
And before tba death af Mr. Vsilsn-
dlaaas.-tha lajmoamla of .Otila csiue
out and. occupied tlta new ulatform
draa h up by hiraw-lf, and it has sine
trnnsptfed that tie taboreq three noun
to nssanaiV tba UamocraU f Ohio to
mrt tba Woman ttuftracviaaak In thctrt
piauurm. it uta senicrau ol fsllfor-
nia want a new departure that a ill ena
ble bheaa to wtn, this is the one for Umxu
to adopt.' i ' i Jt i , i- i ; . ,
, The auaatioa of Wontau Hu Bra arc la
bound to come up until It Is carrUsl. -It
U being agitated all over the civilised
world. In KagUnd, and even In frigid
Itensasy-tns wisam aei awakening to
wwiww4, Mff inirii iuv i-sune
nambers amit of the ahlwd cbamptona.
i . . . . . ft.!.. i . .
is rajisti, f--ar aiui ueaii iwwtr.
ful blow la its favor. CiaribaWl in It
aly favors the cause.. There am many
ttermM thtnkeiVWboscT name ni not
wiiu-ri-annw wv ivinrum-r, nisi aMTJ gg.I
In rt .advocacy. Chief Jostle Cbawa
and a hundred outers in America. . Than
wa bava tba Church with as, and tlitsrs
mid to ia sum to eavrrv am cause.
lieeclter, lUsbep Bimpann and a boat of
otnen mignt .na meniioned umlur thia
category. Bbahop Hi m pson, when asked
tostwak an tasnrssrahea, said i "I am
tlrodof rnaking teniporanea speeches; tl
nave najdca we wiu ever earrv titans
trine until mother can coma to tba
noil and vote amt drive the rum bolts
and gatnldlny bolls from every oorttcr
rsf tha atsest." ..
f AnoUuscI
-.Nos. what I the question of latpor-
tanoa between the two partlra to-day ?
tsctsariy wan-a aaa as umm wui in
scribe tba issue of. woaiaa auffragaan
tbclr pisiform first.- W hstever ens does
will aurely carry the election of'73,.!
anVvpnnVUannV ,'-.a--.--' . a. jiu .
,.oni knew- tha .Banubbmmr aald
they would not have ewforsed Grant
had they not feared tbeTVttMicrate wwald
have done ao." The same jntson, should.
arge ma adoption u tba ouau suf
frag ptaak La tba Demoemtte aiatform.
It would ba a muxi eanl of tit Demo
crU to blot out their many dsrk ra-
eonis-af -ha- f-aat f farnghtiT.f'Tha
KepOTttcamrTiavB evrrraru'liUed the ne
groes, nasr tet tne,: lf r-nit stretch
forth their right band ami eufmncai
30.0ttt.0n9 'of their crrantrv women. . I
bava someainma wondered which f the
great polltteal parties wauld ba the first
loadojit thl plank, and have-ridediderof lltrllantcut at
inai ine iiemoeraiie pany wouni na tna
vt ay r-- aweaasa wwi in ait itov
been purifying tliat aarty by
tlte fornaca of affliction. .1 Laughter.
He has kept tbcm In retirement for th
last tea yesra. Ttiose In retirement am
atway la a position to atadr raim-lpla.
Now tba Ur moo radc party have taken
king strides in Utelr endorsement or tbe
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
-Amendment, and tt vooM
sarp, now that they bava advanced thus
mr, lor litem ta use ta women as wen
tlmghter.) . v ;
Tna wanaa airsaaqi
When tba Fifteenth A amendment was
uixier cmtslderation : In Cougnsav - we
sent In our petition signed by fifteen
thomrand persons, prsTinir for tlic right
or women to van, inan rtevfiw siki
Iloneee Ores Icy told as, i hop yoa
wnen will not maa anv movcnient la
this matter until we get thLs amend
ment disposed oC ' Tit negro te ail we
can carry on onranoahler now. liet
aa gat bim in, and than In the natural
order of thiiurs tout turn will
TAncblefrT
r- I h-
tela harmony with tln-Jr wishes "ws
waited, and when Wa aent in aar pett
than to tlta Ite(ublina Uiey sent it to
the clerk, and thrreft stood. We asked
Mfi nrooks, a iirmocrstic hicmner of
tmgiyss fronk Xaw York-, "how can
wa cat aUrnttoa loaurpt-uitoar' r'
"rknd it to tlta Domwrate." he mid;
sow changed our jiollcy and flolrd
the Demorrsta VttTi petitions, and for
twa year no a ltopaMieam baa risen
to speak la ateocacy of anivsnal suf
frage. Bnt soma Democrat has asked
why they did not nitrace women suf
frage la tltelr prior roles of mHversal snf
fraga.' .t iMgbtrr.) Tha HeuKwiscy
bav been tagjLba ma-aXavurabia to our
eeiise. ; , ..
The Arloo, a Democratic Journal, has
made taithfai advocacy of our claims,
white tha Now York Ywit, a leading
ltepqblran paper, baa dune nothing but
to ridicule a. Th Democratic I -g sta
ture of Wyoming waa tire first to grant
towsmsn tha-right to votes and to a
trialbalnnr.nl ,, , ... ; or i ''-:
k- yt ns lev ar ute menu .. at utc
cane
which has recently convulsed your own
Htate, yoa have no right to hang a
a nntu ana naa .been, tuged ay
her awa peers. . ..i .j .
Tba lU-pubiicana have been looking
ahoat for ennte issue for the coming
Presidential Campaign. - Mr. Duller has
aslvemrting a wsrwlta Kngland an
aecwunt of. tba Ateaamaewvima, but
tlta Joint- High, tamuio-ion, s-HUcd
that.""""" " T '' ..v
Mm Wsodhull laA Wirrfcr Waa the
tai-waraaa wba was1 admitted W pett
lion on tlte Boor of Ut lioas. Mi Set
forth that the Const It ulion nve Sli per
nms born or naturalised In the 1,'iille.l
Htatea aad sahtect ta taxation the right
oT riliseeehlp, and that tbe Fifteenth
Amendntent leu uta. uas ngut of ciu
sen Is to votes . ; jm
Mr. Butler mid women were ritiaeua,
and1 tf they wee ettlaen they bad a
righ t to vaaav Mr. inpgnam arxaedihat
woman wera not persoian 'tjf evun-s be
had to take that around, because wben
be allowed that they were persona, thry
warn cltteena and had the right lavote.
1 1 sagti lev. l wi -i ) i ...i., t
. We pay tax and we. pay the penalty
of aur own critneOjW am not. going
We am mdnr to
take a new at
Oor plan ts this
take a new departure. . I LaughurJ
tmrpian n this: w prnpose clairoliuj
that w see estiasns. ; Vfa ssvaxswtoro
to tit polls, and Ut ga la every, reirMry
orThv in tle htaUta titat bava a. rt-glab-r
mw, ann oner to negistcrour names, and
rf refused wa at going to soma of the
oforoas. Tbesswysea vnrywnere will
aiU rujotea to bsar thia, i Laughter.
I5ut tht Jf Jwut not nkbe fsss."&vr
we hyr rlrls belnge.lmsle1 In the pro-
fcmtna of the law wlwt-WiH Itleal our 1
os aaa. lAtLsaMe.) A have mlreaHy
In our far or the Chief Justicw at tha Ha-
prcme Court. . Home may tljuk thte te
miner a short cat; but It waatnthiawav
in Knartend that tna areab-t ctafrrage
trvform waa lanxudit abt-ut. -iord M aiis-
fTlilJ devkted It couxtltutloiULl wHbaut
any amendment to tbe Coriktitutlon. -11
was Just aa In Maasarhnsi-Ua. ' A suf
frage twforht waa btxwia-ht aborst by the
Kuprcme Court dwisWn,. without any
anu-uUutful. to'livr Couslituttoii. - A
waa taid -ao In SlamacliUHOtts. .-Aa
fmira reform was baangtst about by the
BuprcBM Cupri dsfeks--sritbat any
asswlnhneiit. to bar CuustlUillun. u It
was Just so when tlta I'liiverMiiy erf
Mb-blgaa waa opened to the daughters
of the wtssyvTne- Coavt swt- a. new
reading, and deckled .Aba bteek lNys
and glri I tail tha right to attend. They
put me gins ancr ine uoys in orttar at
rveadcnce.r g (InnrfiteT. 'Ho you see
thia te not a now iduav After the rrvai
ltepabliuan party- panasi ita decree of
maiinooa unrage aui ueuied wumau
bood suffrage, 1 decided Hist I never
waukt potitten again te a liesrishttire
booy when I mw a( wtut aMterUls
tlary ware to ba eompoasd. 1 pretrr to
Aght my right out in Cuurte thaa aa aa
humble petitioner before male whit
and necro law anabera, I am erten told
liaatl ans represented toCaartsand la
Uudativa balls. . I am told that we
are repreaeuted. If not by our fathers,
husbanda and ann, then by their aux
mate friends When. the eteutb com
plaiaad tba sba waa not njvas anted by
a Norihcm majority, site waa not mtls
fltVhen I an told that 1 of Kew
Vorit "am -rrprenented by Hon. John
Morrtemy I ass nog satlsned. - (laugh
ter.. I would a great dead rather b
reoreaented bv aema intclliownt waanaa
Ilk Mr, fttevens. our talented ailltor
of tbe fitmmrt, than by Hon, John Mor
rteaey. of "ew - Yariu kibe ran write
batter articles and make a groat dual bet
ter speeches than John Xorrisaey of Kew
torn. tAPiause.j ine assertiort tuat
rTaxaTtow wtthoct jSKracsKKTaytQ-i
- IS TntAXJtT. . ..
ffaa caused much Tiarsn' debate la tba,
ahl world and the new. . Krrrf Fourth
af July. oca tor aaa trass petad this rioc-
tnna nam an men ana women Know it
by heart. , Yet tlte women do not np
nreciaie tna oenens rnat wouia m
rrsan mia auvtoa. n vv nave got one
ptooky-wldAWVln Kew Yavtwba had
never jssld aceutof tax for ten yearn ana
oeciare sue never win until sue naa tit
right ta vote.- I asked bar one day how
she m ann red to evade Ik Hha aald site
liad a good frtetsi who lufonucd her
wnen tna eoiiecior wa coming. Mb
would ao into the rarden ami rallier -na
an tno utensiis aim stow (item awavoui
at signs, ami sa moment tna lie en-tor-other
gate sba would poke Adama,
JenVraon, latrlck Henry and the Ttiim
him until be wa
glad to get away. Not king after
r I met
tna taa gatbecsr ami askea blm bow he
got along with (he litte widow. He
all;"Mte talks to ma ao that I am
ashamed to RQ aear Iter, ao I stay away
and put my band In my pocket and pay
her taxes myself. ( Lauffhtor-) r
we talk, aoout .wgmrn aeiaa reniw-
enttNl by men -. Do wa And wen who
will my whep a woman ia going to be
Hiangvd, f prtw nt this woman, bang
I dun't stiiMHste tbcm is a rbit maa la
thl city wlw woullmj, rrej reislfc
scut tltis woman, tax ntc." I think If wa a
can twv tax e raa eertalnlv to to the
pulls sitd isspostta rlwan ptem af paper.
r 'Votiko ajtd rmnftan.
W have already heard 4hat women
should not vote necanse they a m-tmt
abte to fiirlti. Thte la what Horace
Ureeley ssl.1 when wa asked him to take
the word "male" "out. f often thought
we and iba nogra amritt to nave., stun
tngethar. I Laagbter.) ,
. lloraoe ti reeky ros la tha Convcu-
tlon. aa-Horace oulv knows how to Use.
and ssld Ttcmenbev -the bullet and
tbe baUot gaaa tM-ether. Ar von will
ing to Aaiit aa weU a otf'-t4Oerf.
UinlyMrOreeiey,"-1 r-ply i-J'I am
wining to rurni as yon rotignt nurtiur
the late war.0 - (treat laughter. -
aaid l tswamasd not a half dosen of
tba members of that State Coirvenuon
had seen service. - Wa inquired, and
three only Were fouwl, who carried
marks of battle, tt Is not-true that the
balk and bullet go tosrKlter. At every
etas-Mast w asja nan wltb one ey areat
hand vating. eswjjret they ar tm com
polled to fbhU .The Quaker votes, but
doe nnt fight; the etergy vote, but they
don't fight; the paupers that you gatbev
np so rerersuuy in yoar iMtroucnos ana
teke np so tenderly to tba polls on elec
tion day i ota, but they are not obliged
to fight. '.' . ' ,-. .'. ' i - '
Wlm sltall my that th nobte wansan
during th tat war did a4 do aiietr
part well? -Tba whole sanitary arvsni
satlon was tba Work of women. 1hey
went all over tha field aUnlsterlng to
tit necessities of tba dying. I ask If It
is not aa nobte to bold lL bead of a
dying aoUier aa to pat a bullet Into a
oytna; aouuer aa w put a duum
living ooA- Applause, J : Many t
did AgbW aiawsing death with
sweetheart and brother thaa a
women
I.IWTI ,
life of
uselcssnem at home, and many warn
dismissed as soon as their sex waa dis
covered, and Wera not paid for tit last
mnnthe at Utelr asrvnw. wnen yoa
bav paid thee nobte Women what yoa
owe them, it Is tint enough la talk of
this duty to fight If they vote.' 1 there
naagfat etee for which yoa awa women t
v aw niw as mm ma ittu feat of our
aohUem to walk? Wna .flrat taught
their little heart tolov their country?
and for services like thee am the moth
eraaf yaor ssMlem not to bav tbarirht
to command their aon to aa their Arba-
ln a hen the necessity eomes. ( Ap
plause, i ut war is not tn. normal
eondittoa vaf tba net foot, and a better
state of thing will com to pass In
which Them win b na wars, tit Is
slslamd that ' f . - - - -"wongw
wttx pmroaAUtv. pnurua.'
On tba other .band It te eteimed that
politics will dewmrails women. I e-m-
tctul thai riel titer ia true. What Infin-
ebca bava women bad wherever they
bss. smassf , Lssdt In tailforate. not
but . mm urn. sJsswst at: boat the
Infincne of pure women's society, and
to petition any more.
I n a state of eomp ral 1 v barbarism;
names) caam, taA srhat a ahaage was
worked, ik-was a trmnd tlilna ahk-h
wraMniasnan in onagntg stit
tth rcast. ,Uk what
an influence women bad on Utemtur
Aaaooaas aba took the field such im-
Kurs authors sa Bwlfl, Fletdhtg and
mottett want wot of tba nubion. Ten
or fifteen yean aga it waa aoaaidored
ainmst dmoraiisiug for girls ta attend
our colleges and seminaries of learning.
bnt with higher Ideas tt baa come to he
tbe a at venal teat that 1 1 arsaaioaa and a
higher grade af settotamitlp am an sppli
cable ta glrla as to boys. . . . ,
" Is It not far to sopixn that a blglter
grade of. pmitiee would frit low womau'a
auvana into in asat i . a' sknvt tmnx
woman- te bettet than man .but site
supplies a ditt'en-nt etemcut,whteh I ,
needed tU the rtollUcal wt.rlX I know
many man wbo am aa noble and high
mmded aa I aoakt wtab. . Bat ga Into a
room Wbem men am talking aogether
alone aad their ssmvatsation is not ss
reAned as when a woman Is preaent. I
don't think you hava any thl aw to fear
rrstn woman eMaaatag pmitiravs II pol
itic am aa low aa you my, yoa can't
drag them any lower; and oa tba con-
wary, yon etit't aemnraHac wmneii by
KUihlWbaiara pollti.f yotiifng"
t tha science f ewvaraamnW' Do you
utina it wouKi nun woman to tbr
aside the frovlitle of life and give ber
mind peanny acuviryT Vouid it do
grade th wweaen af i wiifornia to read
that- great Work af John Muart Mill
on Amuice and monopoly quesliuiis?
Do you think it would dcrak bar to
take a ciean -yiiee of paper and deposit -Uta
tha ballot hex? 2io..: Than what
Id! Yoa my for Iter to be mixed up
with men. What a libel t Ar we not
mixed up here to-iilghtt Are'w not-,
mixed hd inar cnarwhmT The men
even bav tha awdac'lty to aente in our
bouse. ; t bavetomtmybrtwkiaat with
a huslstrwl aud Ave moils six men I
Only think hoV ttehiorallaed 1 must be.
Ureat merriment. ' ltt yaa way you
am witling onaagh to tot tba Intelligent,
educated, reflned woman, vote: but If
we let all women vote, the good wilt '
stay away. . That abjection Is1 a very
strong org sweat ta aur mvar. If those
women wbo wrap tba niantlo af coin-.
ptacency around uicra could only see the
multlttnte one pour forth from garret '
and cellars, old wosaen and young, with
bony hands stretched nut for help, they -
would receive a -few aWcrent hieaa or -real
life. When you obUn-t do yen
remember that Tour daughter may ba
draawad up for etieae af inaant tattle to a
trial by a jury of negate and teres pon-
sibt whlto men 7 When women have
the right to vote they will make a moral ,
entle the same for women aa for mem
ttema my w don't want ta vtv Twenty
Ihouannd petitioned for It yawHorao
Greeley says when ail women want to
vote tney ran nave tna right.
Tna great i
de round tlte dignity of tha powr of the
uaiiob. j&.vea ut negroes sent up a
petition - art to te enfranchise-1 ltta-
wnmen rtow. jattd,Bn. a.poltlhlpsa
wun innmiea, nnoa ana orimicnis. t
want to gat oat of that raa gory.
. Th bsiiot will do woman lust aa much
good aa negroes. The . uWraitchlited
eianea am always the dirralcf clsel
A few yean aga the na iters ridiculed th
Irteb. - Hoon 1-at bamsna n pswer, ami
the found that did not pay TUcy then
took nftthenvs-tw. K.lw hlk .tnii
wooty nead, l,.ng heel and thick bones
in lor rttlleuhv ..-' ...j
TlbtW Ktl. la Is. U'..LUn. . ...
the pajicra dam not rusk fun of blm.
When tha women of this country can
rota, the New York THAwim will find
gnoa anrnatant la favor af Waman Huf-
fmge. If you want to ba treated courte
ously by Ute pfBwJi, get the ballot. If yon
want- nmwMi cjontwHiaty by your
hnsband, Inst befttr elect lorf. vet a vota. -.
(Maariment. Inat went ten no not want
woman thirty mlnutoa thait dbl not
porrvlno ber she did - want to-ota.
When' John Bright told the Work In
men of Kngland they wanted tha ballot,
thr irpl iff l,"lrm't talk to uaof tha
ballot; , a wattt breed, "-r Mlla then
wsvuo,. we wswte ursv.:'-rciinr men
JtrWtttadstaiie and Juhh Ktuart Mill
Itave tsen relocating tbe working men
of luiglaitd, and tlMjy; have towitd out
IIISI IMC . i...
-ws-s w WWSPSS-WW wpswwswwsj Bwanar n
Tub Bbadt Baxatnicav-Fatlier. An ,
van remember that motlnir asked yon
for two dollar thia mornlngr
" Yoa, my child ; what of it 1" v
ivou Kmeinber that mother
get tne two Ooi isrt 7
-rT9i.' And I remember what tittle girl
don't think about." -f
"What te that, fetaarriy ,
"1 rcroember tltat wa are not rioh
Hot you seem In a brown stu.lv. Whst
te my daughter thinking about f" -
1 was Utinkteg now tauten ana cigar
OOSts.".-;- J. .. .. ,.r
" hr. It ooste ten etaita not two dol.
lars by long shoCM ' -
flat ten cento three time a day te
thirty aento",j u jw ti
r "lltat's ail true by the mulUi-iostlon
table.'' ' 1.
"And than to str-k din In tha
weelr." : -u -j -. r,i.
"That's ao by tbe almanao."'
"And Seven tlmea tblrtv neuts in twa
hundred and ten rents, n .
Hold an.- Ill aurrender. r Tf ere. Lake
ths two dollars to yoar mother, ami tell
iter tna i u no wiwout cigara fir n
week.".-. r. i rr,.- , ..
Thank yoa. father: bat If von would
only my a year. It wonhl save more
tsMnnnnomaaioiian-wawwpId all
bava sitae and drssaea, and natther a
ate iMtanet and teto af prsUr tbJnaa.'1
Well, to make mv little airi kairv. I
wlU my n yaar.,- . u .
"Oht that wiU be aa akrat But
woaldn't hi be aa nice ta my always?
Than wa waald hava tba money every'
yeas, and year Una wwald ba ao much
awa mt wnen yoa ann vm.-jmyrMag-
lipm. .... ... .-, ' ...
"Aw f jrjrirnptojr ASK an rcntAa old
twUanr .. gJsVJ vary - teaiooa hecaaau.Jila,
young wife went to a hall with a good
looking tVttew,- Sod stsjrsd out until
broad daylight. 'Iter aid eban want to
a IWStlna or Ut pew mm swiu ui, sT
winding np with "I want you to help
winding up wi
Mswfor -that to Ing I
kbWtlo-gerto-ta.
. "Well,'' my tba ,
- it it
Justin,' "yoa can
write down to noma of them IVxlJand
lawyers, and sea If yon can't get a dl-
"Dlvnrealroamil lha anrrv man.
"who tba dickens Wanta n dl voce T 7- -
1 Th Justice l-egan to get wrathy. ' ,
"If yoa don't want a divorce, what
tliedlekena brought yon fcereF-
- "Why, I want aa tej Unction. to stop
further procaedinga.' ' - , f"' -
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