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! TnE Rteurs or MARRIED WOMEN
We see that other lales, besides Arkansas,
are becoming convinced Of the Importance
Of securing 10 married women 'the use
and enjoyment Of their own property" A
bill TO this effect has been introduced in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, and the policy
and nslice Of such measure, is thus eel
forth by the Philadelphia Saturday Post:


"'lhe object sought 10 be attained by this
Bill seems 10 W so lair aud reasonable, that
whatever may bc the decision Of The pre-.
sen, session Of the Legislature, il is sure,
ultimately, Of a triumphant passage. For
II is evidently most unjust, that woman
should be liable 10 be stripped OF all her
property by the mere ao, Of marriage, or
ios the satisfaction d debts which she had
no part In contracting.


"Besides, we look to a provision Of this
kind. thus protecting the property Of mar.
red women, as most desirable guard
around the interests ofthe family. Inease
ol the husbands failure in business, why
should the family circle be broken up, and
all its blessed inilueneeslosl upon his chill.
dren Suppose uan he unfortunate in
business, is il compatible with Christian
Brotherhood 10 dog him 10 death, aad to
scatter TO The winds the sacred ashes Of bis
household hearth u


We have, as yet, heard no objection
made To The bill Of similar nature, passed
at The last session Of our Legislature, and
we imagine but few can be found who will
not fully acquiesce in the force and justice
Of the Posts remarks.