The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION.
AWFUL COMB NATION
sGCIsLIsE, ABGLITi0yIsu, AID IYFyDELITY.
The Pantalstics Striking for the Pan.aioo ns.
Bible and Constitution RepudIatcd.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. %, 1850.
That motley ninsng of aboli,ionsts socialists and
infdels, of all eexes and colors called the Womsns
Rights Convention assembled in this city today and
an account OF their proceedings have the honor
herewith 10 communicate to the Neg York Herald
The convention assembled for the purposes indicated
In the following startling pronisnciqsaeafo:--
A CONVENTION WILL A WORCESTER, Mass, ON
THE 23D AND 2irH OcloBEa. INST.
Agesasiy to the sppeba meps Of preliminary meetins
auestoh ct woma rshts ea. and relations 9na ae
in the great ubec give thought aud effective
effort rs rstiol srs invited 20 meet sa'h
The pHsrd tending riri. Of the age bnsy in hundred
sptcrrss which CYPRESS IT, las brought this one which
prom, Une h 1 the I edisse eSeot
and be other half deeply involved ty that absolute
unity f interest and destiny which nature has established
The near enough to involve avery human being
nIeIersl equality OF rights aoa community OF interests
Int ntn snJ women IA ther o. love ana du.y
caueher come so near the heart and mind Of
Wl;re hers is ;uch mPSsiity interest such
and acoo Ihe should mt any Iesson By aOy
sh.' take hostile attitudes toward each other either
thsT nese Fory resti'ns ~. they shoud hs,mSnf: ia
must unite in the ultimate Achievement Of the desired
OF me points under discussion and demanding
Just see@snt tee genera. question Of worans rights
stisn,its AID arti,se her industrial com a,r
political; in word her rights as an individual, aud her
jurcti u q citizen.
No will pretend that all these iaeTes eubracag
they dc, all that is merely animal human life.
rightly understood justly provided Tor the existing
eia Nor isi any constitutional
differences Of the which Shouts determine define
limit the ulng differences Of office snd adequately
eomprehended and pra :tlcally observed.
Wen has been condemned from hcr greater tecaoy or
physical organization to nferiorty q intellectual and
raj Social scivl and
Ieeous privileges In the relation OF marriage che b75
been ideally annih Hated and actually ensayed in all ths
Ter personal and peounary rights shd in vi
dovhctd and single life she IL oppressed with such n IA
degradation labor ard svo1ation clearly AID
o the Almighty the beneeieEt spirit OF reform,
she is reused to the redress OF there
The tyranny which desraJes and brushes wives svd
theIs tis longer lightly the vnriG
hearts home worship feels the stain OF stoonng dsho
nortd hood begins to feel the sha of muddying
The sIr!lgs from which IL draws it highest life aad
manhood lie everywhere awakening u aSssTt its Givaey
chartered rights ard fulfil its nobeF. oues IL il the
epr # revving truth and righteousness which has moved
tie deep OF the Fu6o heart ana aroused is
dress justice and through t. the ptovitc1ce Of God is
vinoe.ti the order aud Sppntme Of MS creation.
The gus encouraging; the time opportune. Gene,
then, o. this convection IL is duty. worthy
Of and country Give thu help best thop bt
to the iEhs frem the dark ys. Nisey give the
protee q and the bne OF your eerts to tho
and achieving the success high holy
snd by Lucy etone VIM. L. Garrison. Abby X. Foster,
Wendsl Phillip. Ralph aldo Emerson, Gerrtt Smith,
n. Fowler Lucreua Mott, Jane q. SSsshelm, and one
huncrrt others,
Ten States were represented: Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Conncctcut, Massa-
chusetis, New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvenia, and
Ohio.