Washington telegraph., 1850-12-11
Standing Committee of the wOmaD's RIGHTS
Convention for 1851.

| Standing Committee of the W OmaD's Right.
Convention for 1851.
We published some days since an ac
count of the proceedings Of the Woman.
| Rights Convention recently held at Wor
cester. Mass. aud although it may be
| considered a piece of -itnpertinence in us
to do 50. yet we beg leave 10 suggest the
| appointment OF the following standing
Committees for 1850. We don't believe
the lis. can be improved on:-
WendaA PAiltips--On diapers. with
| power TO send for babies and pins.
Mrs. Lucyetia Mott-On naval archi.
lecture, aud the Flying Artillery and
horse marine service.
Charles c. Bwzeigh-On the hest
| method of causing hair to spread over a
woman's face, so as 10 give the gentle
sex equal rights at the BARRIERS shop,
with "the lords OF CREATION"
Abby KeLLy-Ou a new translation OF
Panl's espistles with power to make the
language, of that ignorant barbarian con-
form to the enlightened views OF this
convention.
William II. Channing-On infant
schools, in which boy babies shall be
trained to nurse wax dolls, aud take de-
light in it, and girls shall be taught to
tove foot ball aud shiny"
Mrs. Rose-On tanning the tyrant sex,
and reducing The lords OF creation 20 their
proper position, with special reference to
the devising of ways aud means, by
which the tyrants shall be prohibited
from voting. i'll the di,,ribution OF offices
among The enlightened sex of this con.
veution. Some sure way must be taken
to put the harrldan candidates on fout-
lug of equality with well behaved and
handsome maidens, OF the latter will run
away with all the offices.
S. S. Foster-On procuring new
translation of the scriptures. adapted to
the peculiar views Of each member OF
this convention Also on some equila-
Bile method hy which the old women, aud
the members among US OF the 'tyrant
sex" may exchange petticoats aud
breeches.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. StaNtox-On re-
stricting the rights OF females TO hoiG
seats in Legislative bodies; i'll the bureaus
at Washington. and among the Judiciary
"to barren women whose freedom from
membranes eminentIy qualify Them tor
such stations.
L. A. Hine-On the invention Of OBJ
stetrics for the lords OF creation; III case
of failure liz this interesting voyage OF
discovery,-ou the propriety OF breeding
female children only. unit. women shall
he paramount in the affairs OF the world.
Mr.. Hines exploration into Egyptian an-
tiquties, hts hun for a brilliant exposl-
ton result of the Pharaoh's celebrated
experiment upon the latter alternate OF
Mr.. Hlne arduous duties.
Mrs. Rose-On the history OF womans
Inventive powers. from her undoubtcd
first eHort-lhe invention OF ealing ap-
pies, down to the present time.
Ehour Wright-On caps, mangling,
and pautalets.
Mrs Br0wn-On street preaching,
and the meaning of The absnrd.ty III Zen
esis. where it is said of Eve--'thy de-
sire shall he 10 thy husband, and he shall
rule over thee.
Reu. Samuel J. Muy-On internal
fugitive slave laws, aud The best mea"s
of living in conformity rs the christian
mandate--"obey the laws. aud 10
strong desire TO subvert them.
S1ouruer T/uth-On the metaphys-
les OF good and evil.
Wm. Lloyd Garrison nursery
Jumps, sugar teatS. cradles. and expefi-
mental researches Into the recondite arts
or washing aud dressing young babies
Mrs. BuiL-On breaking mules and
managing oxen.
Frederick Douglass-On extracting
the pignaentuna ntgruns, aud mixing col
ors. Secundens artema.
Mrs. Paulsna Wright DaUsS--On sub
veruiug the established order OF tninSs'
aud producing race OF men whose hiSh,
est ambition shall be to wash dishes and
babies, mend shirts. sew buttons on, and
stay al home while their wives are serv-
lug out their congressional terms.