New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

,boJ fallen into oblivion, and now an appendix Is
written by an American Divine to snow tne I4f
,ao1,U betwe en- them Mr.. Combe. prooaoly, IIu
80 Injection to this but it was not his work de
inft TINT to the ecclesastics. And so it had been
,ith the other sciences and in the AntiSlaVery
,aforn1 She was not understood 10 want reVer
ence or respect for the Bible, but the WORK OF re-
couciling any apparent or imaginary e9nnIcts was
mot their appropriate work. They should stahd
9Th IN the great principles OF justice ana hu'
ran;,v. aud she alluded to the fact that there
u,ere honorable women not few. VINO had
aored IN nronhesy in the name OF Christ. i.
she aIlndad 10 the abf,lication of Women to be
od,;t+ed m tho Worlds Convention few years
ago. 1t was great era in the progress OF reform.
nj slows of t6e times all show that Woman is
i've and awakine to a sense of her degraded and
;nfarior nosition. and is beginning to demand her
riobts-not begging for privilege, but demanding
. f1Il recognition of that to which she IS entitled
b,, yi7tpe Of her humanity.
She made reference to the language Vi nl' o.
ostei, WY 81. :1a,oa and bloodshad as one of
favor the use oL vio:en'G a,a She thought
the means OF obtaining these rights cue lno"SiI
che might not be understood. WI hat she SAID
80 Not enbiect was based upon the supposition
So oor+oin other things were right She wished
tnat Ceitain o'iAG4 o L. - ,-;o,,s of rho
that her trlend had given Hei own VIC" u w
o,biect Mrs Mott then went on IN lew eo-
suujee'' IAi' 1c1 ,r,or,c RI nrre that the
quehb anu po" go - -, ,o+ cor,a1 hnt
weapons OF their warfare Wele noI HS'iAi'l'i
sniritual and mighty through GOD, to the pulilS
5fpu-r of strongholds That they must fight with
wv" - ~ e.. ,o;ri+ a,,an the word of God:
the SWORD Oh Tue sPi.'' 80 W. .;,5,,,, &c tho
they must appeal 10 the iuie ST. 800
mind and the Justice OF their cause ohe "as
sd 70 onI, t,vaddle on that subject as we'll
her friend We want to speak earnestly ana
truly the words OF honest ana sooef .otI
W want 10 SPEAK III loncs " - We want
"hoIn Tue us VI a;d " f,3s and blind "Ye
ocr;tas and to our Sisters who are still in
dfAarent and contented with their position " q,
tbon slothfnl and slow of heart, rise up IN the
strength of thy Womanhood, and Christ shaii give
thee light" There is no greater mistake imam 10
suppose that what is called non-reSlstauce ~
timid and inefficient method OF meeting tlose e'iis
II is the strongest kind OF reslstance-the resist
once Of moral sentiment, of justice and truth IL
Iii o+ ,,or,nit ne IN niure our fellow beings to
W. to ycs bnt il leaves to us that higher re-
s;stonce which comes from God.
11r D,,,tIps on behalf of the Business
" AAphll ,ar;.,s of reson.
committee Feau tHe i0'''" 'io
tons
Resolrcd That every human belne, Oh i"ll n.y. au
dent for proper a %, lawn entitled to voice in its
mo rtote such person whose property labor
taxed for the support the government is entitled 10
direct share in such government; lntre3t - rho icht of
Resolred IhatM o1ei u pife 10 oaice the omission
sunus d u Which on heir part is papabe rccreancy
dnty: and the denial OF which gross qsqron on the
part ofnau-no longer TO De encuremeu .E md
emo Is hound banners,
I Feug before The law whoIi; distinction Of color
Resoirtd That civil ana pqllCa L!S bd ne stricken
sex, and Therefore me , %9fu hi'4' s"'1' "
ra1narhe ed that he felt interested
.....,4 ,,,,o,,so II rron,ises tn bring to
III 'ii's INV o'i - -.
! the cause OF humanity III its SUI u55,0
the intellect and heart OF one hall the world, Who
nv their position have been kept from exerting
.i,o;. full share of Influence and power The rights
. I;I I1-o,,,o,, is entitled are of two kinds nat
10 Te 1 w V r;gbfs Whichever Of these is
&C. sacnred tbe other will soon follow II was
;I;nod to think the former would be realized
ent tlo reLt to determine for herself what shall
~ rrofassion. what kind of industry shall EN-.
oogo bar attention what studies she shall pursue,
III ha1,, sLa eboll disnose of her property. But
be- regarded the question of political rights rs of
oreot inheritance He thought Women ought to
be equally eligible to offices Of responsibility and
trust in the Government to vote and to voice
in tLe enactment of laws She should be repre-.
sented in the Courts and in the Jury box. He
differed from Mr.. Charming so far as Mr.. q, would
comnose Jury exclusively of one sex or the
other He would not have a woman tried by
Inrv entirely of her own Sex nor a colOred person
Nv, hose of his own color. But he thought sex
ia ooIor sbonld no mingled mn before the law
H. nv, one or tbe means of making us feel
90, ond rasnonsihilities De Tocouevillc had
so;d e tba Frnnch nation that they never could
49, u ,l,I;c IN tho Fri al nv Jurv was consum.
I maze The influence Of the jury box is very
araat But woman is denied all this by her ex
eelnsion from i
Tba fanJal noes md customs. he said, had given
ns our laws. and they abolished Woman Our
social ip' customs have come from the Hebrews with
touch Of the classic, and these abolished WON
an w We need. therefore. to run the ploughshare
Of reform deep through the soil which has given
growth to our present institutions and customs
This is, therefore, most thorough and radical
reform
He did not think all the guilt of these wrongs
70 s ~i" on ', are subjected rested on Man
70 ",1 sare annaIIu the gnt
with wit him. hm We are in part the creatures OF cir
we Arc "ipc sno P''@ n nnntinned TO-