The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25

the world And greatest opposition is from the
prejudice of our own Man Is W much the victim
/ OF his despotism as woman. We had heard great
deal OF our Pilgrim Fathers; but who ever tells us
anything Of our pilgrim mothers And not their
trials and Is not their glory equally great Two posi-
lions We have assigned to woman Either to play the
puppet in the parlor, CT the drudge in the Kitchen
And till all these old preudicss and restrictions and
to end we're done away with aud not till then would
man and woman be brought to happy etate OF exis
Mrs LucRr1n Morr-It strikes me- Madam Prssi-
dent, that Mrs Rose has made better apology TOR
man. than be could make for himself daughter
Nomsn H. crushed but nobody is to blame; It Il cir
cumstsr that have crushed her the poor slave
He is crushed but nobody has crushed him 1t Just
happened daughter 1t is ABSTRACT evil that
all. When began to denounce the STAKEHOLDER as n
man sealer all scripture had to be searched before
/ people would beieyet, or venture to the term
And with II is monopoizing despotic that We
have to deal wi II, in exclusion from office from
I the schools and colleges The learned philosopher
then proceeded to show that the men would prefer
be called knsves rather than such fools the idea
that his ignorance Of her rights the of
mans wronss. Men are cunning and crafty They
are not such innocent Abgails you would suppose
daughter She recommended agitation of woman s
rights. itwas the agitation Of the slavery question
that had shaken the capitol to its foundations, and
that was the cause of tho good fruit it will bring
forth, in the liberation OF the Southern ,lave. ZAP
plause)
WENDELL PHILLIPS contended that woman was
largely responsible for her grievances. In the
rage ceremony it is de ,ares she Will love-
honor, and obey IL the assent and the preudic
OF woman that were the greatest obstacles to her
, rights.
Mrs ABp NELLY FOSTER took up the q owe Woman
is slave, and If obedent in the presence of her
ter. Ask the slave of Henry Clay, in his masters
presence he is satisfied and happy he will say yes.
80 with woman, tnougs she might not get cowhidiny
like the slave IL she answered no. Still she would be
iaru 10 dspease her husband her lord and IN sster,
as be is And her whole lite. and her whole education
was adapted to please him and serve him like slave.
Ana 40 you suppose that woman so situated can dare
70 SsteEt her rshIs aisooedsht she Is fearfSl she
will never get a husband. But don't believe her when
she ridiculss this movement opposes it. She is
flsve and has to do Our only safety is to rebuke
the opprsssor and to demand our rights.
MI BuFFUM, of Lynn came to the rescue OF
Wendell Phillips and ars Rose IL appeared the do
bate was coming TO contest between the two
FREDERICK Douglas says all that the slave wants IT, that
the yrsnt shall take his foot of his neck and lot him
to release her and she will elevate herself As for the
marriage rel alton laws cannot control it altogether
1t must regulate itself as between and woman.
Now, married n white woman myself, but although
the law might oppose the marriage of whites aud
casos The great Outrage upon woman is tina. she
has no right Of property to herself aud this and all
the Other restrictions against her political equality
is our duty to endsavor to remove.
LucHEri. Morr-My friend Wendell Phillips says
that it is the woman in marriage who says that she
viii love- honor, and obey As / understand it,
the priest says the words and she only answers yes
(Lsushter) The priest says " love henor aud obey
Woman has be taught to pin her faith TO tina sleeve
Of tie priest Now in our boeiety there IL nothing Of
this but perfect equality recp ocity IL all tbs
remit Of sducatios sometime aro II = WON, an conid
make a shirt turn pancake, end write her name at
ker marriage she was educated. Bot she is beginning
to underIsod that she ia entitled to something more
Mr. Poster (husband Of Abby Kelly, a tall ungainly
figure, in big vhiskers and ecaeles next took the
platform. lie proceeding remark that the ques-
ton womaus right TO take the word was
to the objects OF the meeting. when
Iir BURLEIcB raised a question Of order against the
Speaker himself. His object bosevsr. was to move
when the meeting adjourn, that IL adjourn to meet
again at hslf-past nine Ia the morning. Agreed ts
WI III GARRISON gave notice that the friends of
the abolition Of the gallows would meet half past
eight
MIR. TosrrR husband of Abby Kelly, returned to
the question OF womaps right TO use the sword lie
thought IL ought to be left open question for there
we're n million and a half Of the south in q
condition which makes us shuoder to think OF, and
God only knows how the sword may be- draw for
their deliverence, and / would not like 20 her
hands tied in the struggle For this he consid
cred IL texpedent to discuss the queetion OF wonsns
right ia use tho sword Att-r long rigmsrole on wo
man hugging her chains. he concluded by charging
that the pulpit and BIT Paul wers responsible for the
ensav, ment OF the sex when the priest says 70 the
woman. " Love, honor, and obey What can she do
ABBf KELLY FosrER-Do! Do as the wife OF the Rev
Joseph Bancroft, OF Worcester, did Say 81 won't"
Usushter) When they came to the word obey sue
said wont" she was good woman ana nuon