'Wo need a more pervading enquiry and
hoYuprct'.ensive issue than that preseiited by
i the Senate bill. How ever the voters of
V* iscoiiain may dispose of this quest ion,
lone thing wili.be gained: a thorough and
]t-ifiing aiialv.sis of those principles on which
ibe lights C't all classes depend. \> hat
[ ever can be done for the colored mail, alone,
!niidei* the present lias been
;done.
Let no one imagine that lie can dispose
!of this questiot by a contemptuous flung* i
.t strong minded women and hen-pecked;
I !r.n bands. Though not disciples 6t Lifey j
I Stone Blackwell,V sharers iu her school]
: land speculations, we fed that the question [
!is entitled to the refpectlul eonsideiation.
'of the voters of this State. The principle]
; will gain more strength from the character
[of the arguments of its opponents, than;
'from anv number of Bloomer conventions.
