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Speech of the Late John Stuart Mill at the Great Meeting in Favour of Women's Suffrage, Held in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, January 12, 1871 (Edinburgh: Edinburgh National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1873). A full report of the meeting, including the text of Mill's speech, is also found in Women's Suffrage. Great Meeting in Edinburgh in the Music Hall, on 12th January 1871, under the Auspices of the Edinburgh Branch of the National Society for Women's Suffrage (Edinburgh: printed Greig, 1871), pp. 7-12, and 22 (which supplies the text for Mill's response to the vote of thanks); also reported fully on 13 January in The Scotsman, and in abbreviated form in The Times. The public meeting was held in the evening, with a large audience of both sexes. Duncan McLaren was called to the Chair. After the reading of letters of regret and the annual report (in which mention of Mill brought applause), McLaren indicated that the next and leading motion would be moved by Mill, saying "the audience owed a greater debt of gratitude" to Mill than "they were perhaps aware of, because he had come down from London in this inclement weather for the sole purpose of being present on this occasion, and his engagements were such that he was obliged to be off again in the morning. (Applause.)" (Scotsman.) Mill was received with prolonged cheering, the audience rising and waving their hats and handkerchiefs. if there is a truth in politics which is fundamental—which is the basis of all free government—it is that when a part of the nation are the sole possessors of power, the interest of that part gets all the serious attention. This does not necessarily imply any active oppression. All that it implies is the natural tendency of the average man to feel what touches self of vastly greater importance than what directly touches only other people. This is the deep-seated and ineradicable reason why women will never be justly treated until they obtain the franchise. They suffer, assuredly, much injustice by the operation of law. But suppose this changed; even then—even if there were no ground of complaint against the laws, there would be a break-down in their execution as long as men alone have a voice in choosing and in removing the officers of Government. All our recent constitutional reforms, and the whole creed of reformers, are grounded on the fact that the suffrage is needed for self-protection. All experience proves that if one part of the community is held in subjection by another part, it is not trusted with the ordinary means of self-defence, but is left dependent on the good-will and pleasure of those who are more privileged, the most vital interests of the subject-portion are certain to be, if not recklessly trampled upon, at least postponed to almost anything else. The treatment of women is certainly no exception to the rule. They have neither equal laws nor an equal administration of them. The laws treat them as they could not long be treated if they had the suffrage; and even if the laws were equal, the administration of the laws is not. Police magistrates and criminal judges cannot be exceptionally bad men; they are not chosen for their bad qualities; they must be thought, by those who appoint them, to represent fairly, or better than fairly, the moral feelings of average men. Yet, what do we see? For an atrocious assault by a man upon a woman, especially if she has the misfortune to be his wife, he is either let off with an admonition, or he is solemnly told that he has committed a grave offence, for which he must be severely punished, and then he gets as many weeks or months of imprisonment as a man who has taken five pounds' worth of property gets years. We are told that the good feelings of men are a sufficient protection to women. Those who say so can never, one would suppose, look into the police and law reports. If good feeling aof mena does not protect women against being beaten and kicked to death's door every day of their lives, and at last beaten and kicked to actual death, by their special guardians and protectors, can we expect that it will secure them against injuries less revolting to humanity? Most men, it will be said, are incapable of committing such horrible brutality. Perhaps so; but it seems they are quite capable of letting it be committed. If women who are maltreated by their husbands found a defender in every other man who knew of it, they might have some chance of protection without the weapon of the suffrage. But it is never so; slaves did not find it so; serfs did not find it so; conquered nations do not find it so; and neither do women. There are many men who would not consciously do them any wrong; but there must be a great moral improvement in human nature before most men will exert themselves to prevent or to redress wrongs committed by others under the sanction of law. And of these two things—the suffrage for women, and a grand moral improvement in human nature—the suffrage, to my thinking, is likely to be the soonest obtained. (Cheers.) I could afford to stop here. I have made out an ample case. There is a portion of the population, amounting in number to somewhat more than half, to whom the law and its administration do not fulfil their duty, do not afford even the bodily protection due to all—this half happening to be that which is not admitted to the suffrage. Their most important interests are neglected—I do not say from deliberate intention, but simply because their interest is not so near to the feelings of the ruling half as the ruling half's own interest. bThe remedy is plain: putb women in the position which will make their interest the rulers' own interest. Make it as important to politicians to redress the grievances of women as it is to redress those of any class which is largely represented in Parliament. If nothing more than this could be said in support of their claim to the suffrage, no claim could be more fully made out. (Cheers.) And if the claim is just, so also is it strictly constitutional. One of the recognised doctrines of the British Constitution is that representation is co-extensive with direct taxation. The practice of the Constitution, it is true, for a long time did not correspond with the theory; but it has been made to conform to it at last, in cities and boroughs, provided the tax-payer is of the male sex; but if a woman, she may be the largest tax-payer in the place, and the person of greatest practical ability besides; no matter, she has no vote. This is something very like punishing her for being a woman. The conditions which in the eye of the law and of the Constitution confer a title to a voice in public affairs are all fulfilled by her, with the single exception of having been born a male. This one deficiency, which I humbly submit she cannot help—(laughter)—is visited on her by the privation of a right as important to her as to any man, and even more important, since those who are physically weakest require protection the most. This is not an injury only, but an indignity. I grant that those who uphold it are in general quite unconscious of its being so; but this comes from the inveterate habit of having one rule and measure for all that concerns women, and another for everything else. Men are so much accustomed to think of women only as women, that they forget to think of them as human. (Hear, hear.) It is not only for their own sake that women ought to have the suffrage, but also for the sake of the public. It is for the interest of us all, both men and women, and of those who are to come after us. The reasons that may be given for this are many, but I may content myself with two. One, and the strongest, is what we sometimes hear unthinkingly urged as an argument on the other side—because women have so much power already. (Laughter.) It is true they have much power. They have the power which depends on personal influence over men. They have the power of cajolery—(laughter)—and often that of a petted favourite; power sadly inadequate to their own just and necessary protection against wrong, but sufficient at times to produce only too much effect upon the public conduct of the men with whom they are connected. But as this power, instead of being open and avowed, is indirect and unrecognised, no provision is made for its being rightly used. As it is conventionally assumed that women possess no power outside the domestic department, the power which they do and always will possess is exercised without the necessary knowledge, and without the proper responsibility. It having been decreed that public matters are not a woman's business, her mind is carefully turned away from whatsoever would give her a knowledge of them, and she is taught to care nothing about them—that is, until some private interest or private likings or dislikings come in, when of course these private feelings have it all their own way, there being no public principles or convictions to control them. The power, therefore, which women now have in public affairs is power without knowledge. It is also power without responsibility. A man's wife is very often the real prompter either of what he does well and nobly, or of what he does foolishly or selfishly; but as she gets no credit for the one, so she is not held accountable for the other; if she is selfish, a very little art suffices to exempt her from censure though she succeeds in compassing her ends; if she is simple and well meaning, she does not feel bound to inform herself, so as to have a creasonable opinion on what is solely thec man's business, though all the while her ignorant prepossessions or her natural partialities may be acting as a most pernicious bias on what is supposed to be his better judgment. From this combination of absence of instruction and absence of responsibility, it comes to pass that, though women are acknowledged to have, as a rule, stronger conscientious feelings than men, it is but a very small minority of women who have anything that deserves the name of a public conscience. How great an evil this isd , there needs no argument to show. What is the greatest obstacle which the friends of political and social improvement have to struggle with—the drag which is constantly obstructing their efforts and disappointing their hopes? Is it not the weakness of the average citizen's political conscience? Is not this the special danger and failure to which epopular institutionse are exposed—that the elector does not sufficiently feel his obligations to the public, and either stays away from the poll, or goes there and votes on the prompting of some private interest? And how can we hope that he will learn to postpone private interests to public, while he has beside him, in the person of his closest intimate, one who has been trained to have no feeling whatever of his duties to the public, but who has the keenest feeling of his duties to his family, and who, even without intending it, cannot but sway his mind strongly in the direction of the only interests which she understands and appreciates? (Applause.) It must be remembered, too, that this is a growing evil. Time was when the wife was very little a companion of her husband—their lives were apart; the associates of his leisure and of his recreations were other men. But now the home and its inhabitants are so much to a man, that no other influence can, as a rule, compete with theirs. The time, therefore, is come when, if we would have public virtue in our men, we must have it in our women. (Hear, hear, and applause.) And how can a woman have a conscience about the public good, if she is told, and believes, that it is no business whatever of hers? Give women the same rights as men, and the same obligations will follow. Instead of hanging a dead weight on men's public conscience, their greater general susceptibility of moral feeling will make their habitual influence a most valuable support to the honest performance of public duty. (Loud applause.) This, then, is one of the reasons why it is for the good of all that women should have an admitted right to take part in public affairs. Another is the vast amount of brain power and practical business talent which now runs to waste for want of an outlet into those great fields of public usefulness, in which no one, I suppose, will pretend that such qualities are not very much wanted. Few men, I suspect, are sufficiently aware of the great amount of administrative ability possessed by women; for want of considering that the essential qualities which lead to practical success are the same in what are called small things as in great. It is my belief that, in all those parts of the business of life which depend on the vigilant superintendence and accurate estimation of details, women, when they have the necessary special knowledge, are better administrators than men. And I am now speaking, not of women as they might be—not as some improved mode of education would make them—but of women as they now are, and of the capacities which they have already displayed. If an example is wanted of what women's powers of organisation can accomplish in public life, I appeal to one of the most striking facts of modern times, the Sanitary Commission in the late American War. The history of that Commission ought to be as well known all over the world as it is in America. From the beginning, and throughout, it was women's work. It was planned, organised, and worked by women. The Government was jealous of them at first, but the hopeless inferiority of its own arrangements made it soon glad to make over the first place to them. Not only had such work never been so well done, but nobody had ever supposed it possible that it could be so well done. I am aware that this argument would carry us much further than the suffrage; but I suppose it will be acknowledged that those who are themselves eminently capable of practical business, must be fit to take a share in the choosing of those to whom practical business is to be entrusted. The ability which is specially required for the exercise of the suffrage—that of selecting the persons most capable for the work that is to be done—is one of the qualifications for business in which women have always excelled. Great queens have in nothing shown themselves greater than in their choice of Ministers. When the ladies of the Sanitary Commission wanted men to help them, they knew the right men and how to use them; and they distinguished themselves not less by the work which they caused to be done, than by that which they did in their own persons. (Applause.) These are some of the reasons which make it equally just and expedient that the suffrage should be extended to women. It must, at the same time, be borne in mind that, by admitting them to the suffrage, no other question is in the smallest degree prejudged. Supposing it true, what some people are so fond of affirming, that women have nothing to complain of, and that the vast majority of them do not desire any change; if so, giving them the suffrage can do nobody harm, and would afford them an opportunity of showing their perfect contentment with their present lot, in a manner beyond the reach of dispute. (Applause.) If what we are told is true, that women ought to be, and always must and will be, in a state of domestic and social subordination to men, why, then, they require the suffrage so much the more, in order that the sovereignty of men over them may be exercised under the fitting responsibility. None need political protection so much as those who are in domestic dependence, since none are so much exposed to wrong. On every possible supposition, therefore, they have a claim to the suffrage. And we live at a period of human development, when the just claims of large numbers cannot be permanently resisted. The whole movement of modern society, from the middle ages until now, greatly accelerated in the present century, points in the direction of the political enfranchisement of women. Their exclusion is a last remnant of the old bad state of society—the regimen of privileges and disabilities. All other monopolies are going or gone. The whole spirit of the times is against predetermining by law that one set of people shall be allowed by right of birth to have or to do what another set shall not, by any amount of exertion or superiority of ability, be allowed to attain. (Applause.) If nature has established an ineradicable and insuperable difference in the capacities and qualifications of the two sexes, nature can take care of itself. What nature has decided may safely be left to nature. But when we find people making themselves uneasy for fear that nature's purposes should be frustrated unless law comes to her assistance, we may be pretty certain that it is not nature they are so careful about, but law pretending to be nature. To all such pretences the growing improvement of mankind is making them more and more adverse. I do not know how long a time it may require to get rid of women's disabilities. Great changes in the habits and opinions of mankind are always slow. But of one thing I am certain—that when once they have been got rid of—when their true aspect is no longer disguised by the varnish of custom and habit—they will appear in the retrospect so devoid of any rational foundation, and so contradictory to the principles by which society now professes to guide itself, that the difficulty which will be felt will be to conceive how they can ever have been defended, and by what possible arguments they can ever have been made to appear plausible. (Loud cheers.) fThe resolution I have to propose is—"That the ownership or occupation of lands or house being the basis of representation in this country, it is unjust in principle to make sex a ground of disqualification, thereby excluding a large number of intelligent persons well qualified to exercise the electoral franchise; and the recent school board elections in England have proved not only that women are desirous to exercise this right, but that they can do so without the slightest inconvenience."f (Loud and prolonged cheering.) [The resolution was adopted unanimously, and then Professor Masson,1in a long speech that obtained a mixed reception, moved that the meeting thank Jacob Bright for his efforts in Parliament, and petition Parliament in favour of his bill, authorizing the Chair to sign the petition in the name of the meeting. The resolution was approved but not unanimously. Professor Kelland2moved the vote of thanks to Mill, commenting that he "was known wherever the English language was spoken as one of our greatest philosophical thinkers—a thinker who had set his mind to knock down what was opposed to the progress of right and liberty." The motionwas seconded by the Rev. Dr. Wallace,3who referred to Mill as one "to whose mind every one who had the slightest pretension to culture and intelligence must gladly acknowledge himself under obligations of gratitude which could not well be expressed; a great and original philosopher, who had not speculated for his own amusement, but who had earnestly directed all his great gifts to questions and to enterprises bearing directly upon the highest welfare of mankind—a man who all his lifetime had set before himself the noblest objects, and who had striven to promote these, not by appeal to passion or to prejudice, but by a fairness and an honesty of reasoning that was equalled only by the transcendent ability which he had exercised in that direction. (Applause.) Sure he was that, whatever difference of opinion there might be—and difference of opinion might be expected in so large an assemblage as the present—with regard to the conclusions Mr. Mill had advocated before them, there could be but one sentiment of admiration and of gratification at having seen Mr. Mill amongst them, and having listened to an example of the fair, and close, and honest reasoning which he had made popular in this country, and by so doing, had contributed very largely to the development of an intellectual veracity among us which was not one of the least important virtues in these days, when there were so many temptations to sophistry and to the sinking down of the human intellect into ways that were not worthy of its dignity. (Applause.)" The motion was "warmly received, the bulk of the assemblage rising to their feet and cheering heartily."] gMr. Stuart Mill said—I feel most strongly the kind manner in which my name has been received by the meeting, not that I think for an instant that I deserve a tenth part of the kind things said of me by the proposer and seconder of the motion; but I cannot refrain from saying that even much greater trouble than I have been put to in coming from London here would have been much more than requited by the sight of so grand a meeting as this. I know that the cause owes an immense debt to Scotland, and in Scotland to Edinburgh, and I cannot close these few words without moving the thanks of the meeting to a gentleman to whom, more perhaps than to any one in Edinburgh, the cause owes the most—Mr. Duncan McLaren. (Applausehand hissesh .) No one who has exerted himself in this cause has done more to promote it than that gentleman, and I may add, the ladies of his family.4 (Hear, hear.) To their exertions may be ascribed the rapid success which has attended this movement, not only in Edinburgh but throughout Scotland. In moving a vote of thanks to Mr. McLaren for his conduct in the chair, I may also add, for his past services in this cause.g (Applause.) [This vote of thanks having been passed and acknowledged, another was given to the Ladies' Committee, who had organized the meeting, and the proceedings ended "with loud cheers for Mr. Mill."] [a-a]+TT [b-b]Scot But how is this to be remedied? Put [c-c]Scot rational opinion upon what she is told is [d]Scot to man [e-e]Scot public movements [f-f]+W] Scot Mr. Mill concluded, amid great applause, by proposing the following resolution: . . . as W . . . land or houses . . . exercise the franchise . . . England prove . . . that right . . . as W [1 ]David Masson (1822-1907), Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature at Edinburgh since 1865. [2 ]Philip Kelland (1808-79), Professor of Mathematics at Edinburgh since 1838. 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Faith Academy boys pick up three winsDecember 29, 2012, 7:00 am by Mark Goodson
By Mark Goodson Highlander Sports Editor Faith Academys Reagan Vaughn bounced back from an injury in the first game of the Faith Academy Tournament to lead the team in its final game of the tournament Friday night. Vaughn, the season scoring leader for the team, scored 16 points and added 12 rebounds as the Flames beat the Johnson City Eagles in their fourth game of the round-robin tournament. The victory ups the Flames record to 5-7 overall and avenged an earlier season loss against the Eagles. Faith Academy shot 43 percent in the game led by senior guard Brian Freemans four for six night form the floor for 13 points. Freeman also had two steals, continuing to use his quickness to ignite the teams pressure defense. Vaughn hit five of seven shots for the game and was a forced with his 12 rebounds. Lucas Wright was also a force inside and out. Wright scored 14 point on five of 15 shooting and added eight rebounds. The Flames ht 19 of 44 shots for the game and were 18 of 33 on 2-point attempts. Faith Academy was 17 of 33 from the free throw line. Faith Academy opened the tournament with a 73-55 loss to Harper. Harper jumped to a 21-12 lead after one quarter and led 37-23 at halftime. Vaughn had 16 points against Harper, but injured his knee when he collided knee-to-knee with a Harper defender. Picking up the scoring in the Harper loss were Rich Coleman with nine points and Freeman and Wright with seven points each. Faith Academy regrouped to win three straight games in the three-day tournament. The Faith Academy boys actually played all four of its games in a two-day span, finishing up Friday night with the victory over Johnson City. In the teams second game of the tournament, Faith Academy pulled away in the second half against Fredericksburg Heritage and claimed a 57-48 win. Freeman and Wright combined for 33 points. Wright scored 17, including seven in the first quarter, and also added seven rebounds. Freeman scored 12 of his 16 in the first half and had three steals. Jacob Metcalf had 10 points and Matt Manley had six rebounds. Faith Academy led 42-35 after three quarters. Against San Juan Diego, the Flames dominated in a 51-28 victory. Freeman scored a season-high 22 points. Manley had 10 rebounds and one blocked shot. Wright finished with six points and Luke Herring, Metcalf and Manley added for points each in the game dominated by Faith Academys pressure defense. |
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A Month of MoonwatchingDays 5 and 6
Three prominent craters straddle the terminator on Day 5 and they can be seen easily with binoculars. The first, Theophilus, is a 60-mile-wide ring that borders the shore of Mare Nectaris (Sea of Nectar). Through a telescope magnifying at about 80x, you should see a long, narrow shadow cast by the 4,600-foot-high cluster of mountain peaks at Theophilus's center. I like to use high power to try to distinguish individual peaks and explore the terraced inner walls of the crater.
Equal in size is the adjoining crater, Cyrillus. It's also ring-shaped, though part of its circumference has been breached by Theophilus. Tonight's shadows outline its rim, which to me appears slightly elongated in a north-south direction. The nearby crater Catharina is like-sized, but it lacks a central peak and its walls have partly disintegrated. Look for the mountain range Rupes Altai as it passes near Catharina's rim.
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Some moongazers consider the date of first-quarter Moon (Day 7) to offer the most impressive lunar vistas. But waiting just one day later brings sunlight onto a few more dramatic features.
For example, Rupes Recta, the "Straight Wall," is 800 to 1,000 feet high. It's an easy find for a small telescope look south-southeast of the prominent crater Ptolemaeus, which lies to the right of the terminator near the center of the Moon. Although the Straight Wall might look like a steep cliff, it has a slope of only about 15°. Tonight this 80-mile-long feature appears as a thin, dark line but 15 days from now it will look very different.
Now sweep to the northern edge of Mare Imbrium (Sea of Rains), where you'll find Plato. This 60-mile-wide crater, sometimes likened to a "walled plain," has no central peak and a lava-filled floor that appears darker than its surroundings. It's truly circular, but it looks like an oval because of foreshortening at that far-northern latitude. In my 8-inch-aperture telescope at low power (40x), I see one wall cast in shadow and the opposite wall brightly lit. Try increasing the power to see if you can locate tiny craterlets on Plato's floor.
Just to the south lies Pico, a solitary mountain roughly 10 by 15 miles in breadth that abruptly rises 7,900 feet above the surrounding terrain. The slopes aren't really all that steep, but at this time of the lunar cycle I see a long slender shadow cast by Pico, which gives me the impression of a towering mountain. Some observers think it looks like a cathedral spire. What does it look like to you?


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Excellent. My husband did not expect to like a salad made with meat, but said this recipe is "really good." From him that's a rave. As usual with your recipes I had to reduce the amount of vinegar in half; I used leaf lettuce because that's what I had; and substituted avocado for hearts of palm for the same reason. I also used leftover roast beef, sliced thin, which worked perfectly. A total success, even with those changes.
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Add grilled steak to a bed of watercress and vegetables and toss with a tangy homemade dressing for a hearty main-dish salad.
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- Calories: 224
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 7.3g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.5g
- Protein: 27.3g
- Carbohydrate: 16.8g
- Fiber: 5.2g
- Cholesterol: 60mg
- Iron: 5.7mg
- Sodium: 699mg
- Calcium: 114mg
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- 1 pound beef tenderloin, trimmed
- Cooking spray
- 4 cups water
- 3 cups (1-inch) cut green beans (about 1/2 pound)
- 4 cups trimmed watercress (about 1 bunch)
- 1 cup grape tomatoes, halved
- 3/4 cup thinly sliced red onion
- 1 (8-ounce) package presliced mushrooms
- 1 (7.75-ounce) can hearts of palm, rinsed and drained
- Dressing:
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon capers
- 1 tablespoon honey mustard
- 2 teaspoons extravirgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Prepare grill.
- To prepare salad, place the beef on grill rack coated with cooking spray, and grill 7 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Let stand 10 minutes. Cut the steak diagonally across grain into thin slices. Place beef in a large bowl.
- Bring water to a boil in a saucepan; add beans. Cover and cook 3 minutes or until crisp-tender. Rinse with cold water; drain well. Add beans, watercress, tomatoes, onion, mushrooms, and hearts of palm to beef, and toss gently to combine.
- To prepare dressing, combine red wine vinegar and remaining ingredients, stirring well with a whisk. Drizzle dressing over salad; toss gently to coat.
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Growth control during normal development: The wing primordium is a monolayered epithelial sac that grows one-thousand folds in size and number of cells to give rise to the adult wing. It is subdivided into compartments, cell populations that do not mix during the proliferative stages, and interactions between these compartments induce the expression or activity of signaling molecules that organize growth and pattern formation. We are interested in understanding the molecular mechanisms that organize and coordinate growth and patterning, the gene regulatory networks involved in compartment boundary formation and the cellular mechanisms involved in generating the affinity barriers.
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Twirl to the sounds music in this Cotton Candy Musical Ballerina child costume. The soft and pretty pink dress with organza overskirt has a magic pocket that holds a motion activated music box and plays classical ballet music.
- Costume includes princess dress with ballerina tutu and sound box that is hidden in magic pocket on the inside on the dress.
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Sometimes all it takes is a little trimming to find some amazing treasures in one's own yard. When Celia Edmundson moved into her home on Longboat Key, at the end of August, she wasn't sure how to go about cleaning up the landscape. It was overgrown; the pergola by the dock and the lampposts by the pool were faded; and the walkway to the entrance of the house had been flooded.
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The holidays are a magical time in the historic small town of Virginia City.
Christmas is special on the Comstock. The crisp mountain air sets the stage for a perfect holiday. Two decades ago, as a student intern pastor at First Presbyterian Church, I had the privilege to experience holiday magic in Virginia City.
I stepped out of St. Mary's in the Mountains early on Christmas morning. Sometime during the Midnight Mass the raging storm had blown itself out. Clear skies, with winter constellations so bright they seemed to be within my grasp, greeted me. Crisp cold air billowed from my mouth like a chimney. I zipped my coat tight, bid my friends a merry Christmas and headed home, walking up the hill toward the lighted V, high on Mount Davidson. Snow squeaked under my feet. The scent of pinion burning in woodstoves filled the air. C Street was nearly deserted.
Climbing higher toward home, I quickly surveyed the town. Some lights were still on in a few houses and they stood as cheery refuges from the cold. But most were dark. Folks had settled in for a long winter's nap. I was tired and ready to do the same.
Christmas Eve was busy. I'd awoken to a zephyr blowing in from the Sierras, bringing the first major snowfall of the season. By midday, there was enough snow to ski. A few friends and I skied the railroad grade to Gold Hill. I came back early to prepare for the evening's candlelight worship at church. We'd planned a service of lessons and carols and had recruited a number of readers for the Scripture passage. But the snow kept coming, and soon the calls poured in from those who lived in the valley and were unable to make it into town. Hearing that the road to Carson City had been closed, I began to worry.
I headed to church early that evening and was relieved to find Howard practicing on the organ. "At least we'll have carols," I thought. Howard was scheduled to play for our service and St. Mary's later in the evening. As I grumbled about the snow and people not making it in for the service, Howard assured me we'd get through it.
Everything fell into place. We recruited new readers as people gathered. Despite the weather, the church was packed. We huddled close as the storm blew hard enough to cause the candles on the communion table to flicker. After the benediction, a group of us gathered at the Mark Twain Saloon for a drink and headed down to St. Mary's. Despite the storm and uncertainties of the day, it was a delightful evening.
Christmas has always been special on the Comstock. It was only a few years before the discovery of the Lode that Protestant churches in America started celebrating the holiday. It's hard to fathom today, but most American Protestants in the early 19th century shunned the holiday, and the Puritans of New England even outlawed the celebration.
But in the midcentury, with an increase of Lutheran immigrants, churches began to rethink the holiday. From the early years of the Comstock, Protestant and Catholic churches held special Christmas programs. By the late 1860s, Christmas trees were appearing and were used to draw children to the services. An 1869 report from the Presbyterian church noted that the children enjoyed an "impartial and liberal distribution of gifts" as the adults enjoyed "the smiling faces of the young people."
Santa also began to appear. In 1871, Santa made a visit to the Presbyterian church in Carson City. Mr. Moody, the principal of the public schools, played the part and told the children the Nativity story. In 1876, a Santa who "looked like the twin brother of Wesley Baker" showed up at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Christmas celebrations often included concerts. A few weeks before Christmas 1888, a concert to raise money for Christmas gifts featured "the best talent in Virginia City, Carson City, and Sacramento," and included piano, harp, guitar, violin, and cornets with solos, trios, and quartets singing.
In the 19th century, the mines and mills closed on Christmas. Early in the Comstock's history, with a large number of single men, many spent the day drinking and fighting. However, over time, the Comstock became more settled. By 1883, the community had matured enough that an editorial in the Territorial Enterprise boasted that the day had passed peacefully. "The police had nothing to do, and Sheriff Brown did not even get a lodger."
Christmas was a time for generosity. In the 1880s, as the mines on the Comstock began to wane and unemployment rose, churches and saloons gave out lunches so no one would go hungry. As late as 1890, John Mackay sent a $500 check to his superintendent on the Comstock, with the instruction that he call together all clergy, Protestant and Catholic, to make the distributions without discrimination to those in need.
Christmas is still special on the Comstock. It's the perfect season to visit. Although tourists from the warmer months have thinned out, many businesses remain open. Without the crowds, it is easier to shop for gifts. It's also an ideal place to get away from the hectic pace of the season. You can walk down the boardwalk, breathe the crisp mountain air, and enjoy lunch or a drink in one of the saloons—just like the old days.
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i just wanted to say that i found a link to your thread thread in one of xerxes's old videos. sometimes, when im bored, ill just look at the penthouse. its an inspiration, because i cant RNG.
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Dear Karen DeWitt,
Just a few lines down in the Qunnipiac Poll from the lines you sight, is this:
But voters believe 51 - 13 percent, with 35 percent who don't know, that hydro-fracking will damage the environment. There is strong concern about the environment, 54 - 16 percent, among upstate voters.
Who told you to leave that out? Even if you add the "35% who don't know" to the 13% that are OK with the environmental impact you only have 48%. So NYers feel hydrofracking is bad 51% to 48%.
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