Oneida Whig.

TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1.

“Bourixe/amoxo run Laoms A Womat
Rights Convention was held at Seneca Falls
on the 19th and 20th iast.; at which the op-
powers of female slavery adopted a declaration
of sentiments, declaring that these trathe are
self evident—that all men and women re cre-
ated oqual, &c., &c., and that when a long
train of sbuees and wsurpations, pursuing in
variably the same object, evinces design to
reduce thom’ wider absolute: despotism, itis
their right, itis their daty, to: throw off such
government. ‘Tho delicucy of Jessicu’ when
‘sho assamed the vaimentionatles, hax been
much praised as indicating a consciousness
that she was departing from tha line of female
propriety :

Tam glad ls gh, you donot ak upon me;
Da (semnieducet stay octane

but the Woman's Rights Convention glory in
the publicity of such an exebange. ‘They
have “ let the facts’be submitted to candid
world
“He has never permitted her. to exercise
her alienable right to the elective franchise,
‘He bax compelled her to submit. to laws ia
the'formation of which slie has had no voice.

Was there ever such a dreadful rovolt ?—
hey set aside tho statute, “ wives submit
{yourselves unto sour husbands ;” they despine
‘the example of the learned Portia, whose con
duct Sra. Jamieson characterises ax * coo.
sistent with arelecting mind and a spirit at
‘onee tender, reasonable and mageanimous,”
‘when she, lio was the lord of a fair mansion,
master of her ‘ecrvants, queen over: heractf,
comenitted herself to her hustand, “to: be
directed,” aud hor house, her servants, and
the same Aerself were given to the eare and
| keeping of her lord, ‘This ‘bole is. the most

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‘the history\of womanity, If our ladies will
insist on voting and. legislating, where, gon-
temen, will be our diane

where our domestic firesives and the holes in
‘our stockings’?

Hore is another shot! :

“Has ng Keiveitel her of this first right of
citizen, the elective franchise, thereby leav-
ing bee without representation in the halls of
legislation, he has oppressed heron all sides.

* He has mado ber, if married, in the eye: of
the law, civilly des

"sHie has taken from her all right proper-
ty, oxen to the wages she carne,

“The most beautiful pagan, the jost sweet
Jew," shows herself at this point. vory stri-
kingly. She eschews. such abomiostions as
| seant pin money. OW man! proad man? “it

‘is excolleat fo Aave a giant’s strength, but it is |
tyrannons to use it like a giant.” Do give
the girls the spoons! ‘Prado will be more brisk |
i€ bargains ure not quite as sharp, |

More. grape !

“He has mado her, morally, an i i.
Se beings athe ea Com ima a

ec ko aka ie tact ng 16 al in
Ving hid ves Gh anpive toe efstas oer |
| amd to edministercheaisemeee rss
| ‘hie iethe age of reform,’ Oar ideas of
| Temate excelinee, formed fom th. ay of
suclrmodely ns: Lady Russell and’ Catherine
of Arragon, are getting sadly out of fashion,
‘They sed to speak,
1 Notas searing mere

But rather wishing a auore atric restraint
‘Upon he waterboon j

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‘but the bolters atv 00 wise, too witty and to
wilful to ehidtiro such & state of bondage; and
the lords of ‘creation 'will/hatdly’ scape’ the |
) * predestinated scratched face." They should’ |
| Facéllect however, the illustrious member of
their bolting istethioed wlio had” not Jong |
Worn the nether garmiotits before ‘sho found |
‘Weft her heart to disgrace lier ‘man's ‘apparel
nd ‘to cry like ‘a woman. "Phe lion's skin
in history was not large enough to hide: the
jitimidity of the peacefol animal who thought
th sieagger:

“We give the rest of the declaration .