Addresses
Addresses
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In his so much applauded opening address to the Auxiliary Congresses President Bon- ney expresses the wish that the time should come when "ages, races, nations, communi- ties, religions and institutions" should no longer stand "in position of practical hostility toward each other, aiming to be always pre- pared for strife, even in the midst of an appar- ently enduring peace. " Who as much as woman can contribute to the realization of 41 that ideal? What are the struggles and fight- ings of man ...against the powers of nature com- pared to the process of human fraternization woman accomplishes by w r ay of obeying to that same nature? Can we dream of a more desira- ble future than to see all prejudices of race, all national hostilities, all political mistrusts, religious intolerances, sectarian misunder- standings, bow their heads, fall down and lie in the dust like things of naught before the sovereign royalty of motherhood and under the universal equality of family? Nay, ladies, these are not things to be abdicated ; the recom- pense is too great a one to be refused.
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In his so much applauded opening address to the Auxiliary Congresses President Bon- ney expresses the wish that the time should come when "ages, races, nations, communi- ties, religions and institutions" should no longer stand "in position of practical hostility toward each other, aiming to be always pre- pared for strife, even in the midst of an appar- ently enduring peace. " Who as much as woman can contribute to the realization of 41 that ideal? What are the struggles and fight- ings of man ...against the powers of nature com- pared to the process of human fraternization woman accomplishes by w r ay of obeying to that same nature? Can we dream of a more desira- ble future than to see all prejudices of race, all national hostilities, all political mistrusts, religious intolerances, sectarian misunder- standings, bow their heads, fall down and lie in the dust like things of naught before the sovereign royalty of motherhood and under the universal equality of family? Nay, ladies, these are not things to be abdicated ; the recom- pense is too great a one to be refused.
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