...excuse for withholding from women the rights of citizenship. The suffrage, the jury-box, ac! mission to the legislature and to office, it does not touch....employments now monopolized by men would tend, like the breaking-do vra of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration in those employments, — let...

...those in whose case it does not exist. And these, if they were free to choose, would be a very large women should voluntarily choose to devote their lives...Allowing it, then, in an economical point of view, the political question. It gives no excuse for withholding from women the rights of citizenship. The...

...argument, it is to be observed, does not reach the political question. It gives no excuse forwitbholding from women the rights of citizenship. The suffrage,...assuming that to lay open to women the employments now monopolised by men would tend, like the breaking-down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration...

...from women the rights of citizenship. The suffrage, the jury-box, admission to the legis- . lature and to office, it does not touch. It bears only on...assuming that to lay open to women the employments now monooolized by men would tend. like the breaking down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration...

...all kinds of cmploy, merit are choked up, and its remuneration depressed. This argument, it is to bo observed, does not reach the political question. It...and to office, it does not touch. It bears only on tlio industrial branch of the subject. Allowing it, then, in an economical point of view, its full...

...may be their only . resource. / But, secondly, it is urged, that to give the same free- £&***• dom of occupation to women as to men would be an injurious...employments now monopolized by men would tend, like the breaking-down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration in those employments, — let...

...injurious addition to the crowd of competitors, by whom the avenues to almost all kinds of employment arc choked up, and its remuneration depressed. This argument,...employments now monopolized by men would tend, like the breaking-down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration in those employments,— let us...

...their activities. Every improvement in their education, and enlargement of their faculties, every thing which renders them more qualified for any other mode...employments now monopolized by men would tend, like the breaking-down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration in those employments, — let...

...assist greatly the prosperity of all. There is no inherent reason or necessity that all women shoull voluntarily choose to devote their lives to one animal...assuming that to lay open to women the employments now monopolised by men would tend, like the breaking-down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration...

...reach the political question. It gives no excuse for withholding from women the rights of citieenship. The suffrage, the jury-box, admission to the legislature...assuming that to lay open to women the employments now monopolised by men would tend, like the breaking-down of other monopolies, to lower the rate of remuneration...