Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

of attention in the fashionable world The observa-
tions we have already made this extraordinary
affair have called forth a number of fair apolesists
who take up the with great earnestness The
following was received yesterday, and is very lar
specimen Of a scolding letter.
New YoRK, April lst, 1889.
SlR,-Sometime since nece in your paper rea'iss
70 Mrs oove lectures, IN which, my memory serves me- you
thought proper and necessary that every female should IN
dcrand her and Saturday and To-Day you
have been aud must at fault N your remarks res
pecting these inractng lectures Although not SAINT
member Of the Tabernacle have attended these private lec
aud have been instructed and pro6ted thereby Very
Of the first and weaths ladies in the city have attend
presume the majority them will agree with ne in
saying that the subject discussed have not oeeh - ~ e u
tendency you have competent cientnc
and medical authority what YOU say. too nave heard aud
know that Of our most eminent physicians hy approve
az these ecres ana are reioced ha tlore female Who
has the courage and the capaby nrucng her
subjects which il highly important they should be made
acquainted with and which might prevent very many diseases
which females subject aud which the decacy OF any
modest physician would prevent their disclosing sons quack
physicians may object to il from mere envy! that female
hou stand boldly forth aud engen her with acknowledge
which many them profess understand but wouly
deficient The private lectures intended TO- married ladies
myself DO not think proper for young ladies 70 attend
and have when told that they did my
self was deceived by the youthful appearance Of some but upon
inquiry found they married perfectly astonished
that YOU James Gordon Bennett who has heretofore been the
champion Of should be guilty OF writing tbs STRAIN IN
which you have INDUCED in this morning, paper fie, Tor
shame think you must have been seriously rejecting upon
the times have offered yourself marriage, ana as
6fien Poor crtnr IL
little and from the impulse OF the moment eoncoetsd the
ce alluded TO- and vented spite upon poor innocent
beings now doubt whether ought ever to expect 70 gel
married alter tins am fully confident your paper VIII hot pe
read with much interest W AT ally by ladies hereafter as
has formerly been Mrs Cove certainly merits the thanks OF
the ladies of New York for her snrng zeal IN the cause when
e has undertaking. and she has the best wishes Of her hearers
that her health and strength may be spared that she may long
continue blessing her Her private class TO whom she
Ia. featuring the Tabernacle, intend presenting her
with gold watch acknowledgment Of their approval and
gratitude LlzzY
never argue, never reason, never discuss points
of anatomy with any body-much less with lady
But in default will tell Lizzy' a story.
On the morning of the second day in paradise, Eve
from her soft pillow Of roses, covered with inno
cence and heavenly purity with mantle.white as
the driven snow She felt inclination to take
walk through the garden, by herself, away from
Adsm-a sort of shopping excursion among the ro'
and blooming trees Of paradise. For a couple of
hours she tripped gay round the fragrant shrubs
through the soft thickets-and past the pearly
streamlets Bright cherubs hanging on the branch
es, AND perching the bushes, plucked flowers, ro-
ses and hyacinths, and strewed her path with them
In this excursion, the "old serpent found her
alone. and sraightway began to practice upon her
those decepsioas which soon became
The CT all our wee"
The additv and strangeness Of a serpent address,
ing he' IN --Dna0e. and that Hebrew, arrest
-
luxariously against orange tree, whose branches
were yellcw with the golden fruit In few minutes
the serpent began change gradually its appearance
in the midst of little CT nd that half concealed his
form from human eye. Eve, putting up her hand TO
her fair brow shed off the eliminating rays, looked
and saw an old woman come out of that little blue
cloud into which the serpent had coiled itself up and
di' appeared. This old woman began to talk OF the
N >ries OF nature-of the physiology Of woman
treat secrets Of heaven and earth. The atten-
/, five was arrested at once. She listened with
b, Nsss ttention-hertwo rosy lips parted, show
ing pess, teeth. These strange Developments
Of kno, a. 1s-a knowledge Of good and evil, aston
ished her. 'scraving after something she did
not know-b. Ills. -rpent-ths old woman--this
first female lee o1 anatomy and obstetrcs-on
health and happin, out her in a way of un-
Outstanding the my. which she was
rounded and part of " MH ac was. The old lee
turer, surrounded with I, eautiful cerulean
tint, gradually melted into a !, al, aperfect pat
tern Of dandy and a scoundrei, aaa fore the
set on that day, the fall of was con eta-woman
was runed-death was brought into the Noraa--with
loss of Eden, and all our woe.
And thus it is with Mrs. Cove. Since Tue fall If
man. she is the first woman who has atteul ptsa :
lecture anatomy-and, in fact, we are no' NJ
she is the identical parsonage WI .~s
in paradise ON oh~s-.-;~~ ."d f.aQnt w It'll
-, therefore, poor, weak, 'orn GHtt 60
stem the tide. If the ladies wi go 81 "
them 60 to the devil. am ready -a Ss
wherever they choose. wish tee. tauca Mt ..s Al
pleasure, and an extraordinary tgAattF $3.50
ledge, in his company. t
GJ- Capt. Cook, who keeps tn, ght !.