The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

Ms. Mails LECTURE ON TIE "Rmar OF Wo-
wkS."-The Tabernacle was crsmmed to the cell
ing las, night Such display OF feminine grace
and LONELINESS has seldom before blessed that sane
tuary The subject announced for the lecture was
an exciting one, and the ladies seemed determined
TO muster all their forces for the occasion. Even
John Neal seemed somewhat disconnected when he
rose in the tut blaze OF that fascinatnn aud beam
ing beauty.
The lecture was singularly bret. and extremely
entertaining II was in the true modern s,yle--de-
sultoy. eloquent, mandy pamby. sophls,ical, Just,
sensible and foolish. little Of every th,ns plea
sanity running in at one ear and then out at the
other Bu, here lie, offer some "orieni pearls at
random strung" which we picked up on the oeca-
slon;-
Tar QrN,r,eS srArrp.
THE eheo, OF the lecture cnlghten the stubborn
hearts OF the present generation respecting question OF
via, Importance 70 this country, and MOTTO alone but
M. NsA,'. rcsrr,oN.
&C. am too sensible ( that to talk about the rights VI
and what worse, prejudice in both impossible
Ny position is therefore very peculiar just
unhaprily situated 40 the man who would 60 TO China
and convince the women that their conrv
manufacturing small Tee ahomin able,
who would go India and teach tao that il
very foesh to mount the funeral pile"
TVS pNeLARArtoN % INDEPENDENCE
In that great document which ed TO the world
with the sounds OF many trunres tina, the eight years
created equal But do give the lie 10 that
leg@1"
Taw ARGUMENT,
"our fathers fought for the principle that taxation and
representation should 60 together. But pay
ergo women should have share in the three great de-
parmcnss Of civil government the lcgslature,he
eu've-and the Judiciary
Tas lSyrsrics.
hsxrl .lnrfr
that all men created equal is il TO make slaves
to say that half Of the whole human family is TO
main forever in bondage, Ii is positively shocking"
SriSsrsss WIVES.
Its said that the interests OF women are identical it'll
those Of their husbands But what become Of that in
60; husbands Let the enemies OF the rights OF
men answer. pause for reply
Man Us VExv SELFISH.
The laws made by strip women Of their property;
first keeping all they have till they married. and then
handing all to the husband; making her servant
ever aftcrw ards-grsspinR all her small earnings"
MAN usKra DEcv,r.
And yet these very call thcms slves the devoted
just they please-and treating them for all the world
hike SPOILED babies But ali actions speak louder than
GxkMAx wcMSS
THE German women went to battle with their hus'
bands. Their voice was heard in peace and in war"
Our women only heard Of in the battles OF the dome
tic circle.
WORSE AND WoNss.
Woman is not allowed even to mako laws about mar
interesting to her She shoua at least have priv
lcge here"
War Ms. Mai WANTS ron WOMAN
All would ask Tor woman would be. that they should
Ne allowed to take charge Of rosces and other nice
places. which would bring them some support and not
place them in any unwomanly position. Also, to have
some share in representation but not 10 withdraw
her from her household duties. would not give her OH
the rights that men claim.
Here Mr. Neal, after having spoken about twenty
minutes Suddenly came TO stand still, mu'tered
some scarcely audible sentences about the glory
which would accrue 10 this country, vere women re-
stored to their rights. drank glass OF water, wiped
his forehead, bowed and retired A lovely lady
IN our hearing, came away, ''Well.
II had one merritt ,cds short" And this is the
popular lecture system, which is spreading such
high, and truth all over the land.