The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-19

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We observe in the New York Tribune q eemmunica-
ton. dated Lowell. Nov Al. 1850. signed by Elizabeth
W. Psbury, from which We have made the few brief on,
tracts that follow. We pleased with the tone and
sentiments OF this communication. They prove that
the fair writer is possessed Of as sound judgment as
she Is oil correct taste and true feminine deicacy How
differently she surveys the field OF usefulness and Of
duty appropriated 10 from the coarse rude and
perverted caricatures Of the late members Of the "Wo
mans Rights Convention r. Whether men in petticoats
or Amazons In pantaoons who figured so conspicuousy
IN that convention. we commend this ladys communca
ton to their attention, the gentle and yet point
cd rebuke that could be administered their folly. and
destitnon Of all the qualities that should adorn woman
Such women as this writer honor 10 their sex.
and will redeem It from the reproaches TO which il
would be subjected IL such personages as Abby Kelly
and Mrs Mott. and their associates. formed any con.
siderable portion, Let rejoice that such specimens
OF the fair sex As the latter they repul
sive TO the best feelings Of our nature. Happily, we
trust the number is destined TO be diminished Vxens
yragos. and Amazons the exceptions and not the
rule. One generation OF each class usually extinguishes
the race Speaking Of the late convention. she OBJ.
serves:
Then, Thought to mysel) what pity II is that these
wemeanng persons--as most Of them be-should
and expsnd hsir strength IL vigorous battle sssSs, msK
mary evils when time Is 80 shor. and there much real
good they might accomplish Il would they regard
the Of hsr selfish pfopensss and V are sasSsd
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mines. thus outraged and abused, present strange
gslc. Tree from all propensity evil cears and
wise, fully competent to hold the reins Of and
been and continue to be 'drudges la the Kitchen
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their strength and take emancipation they uM MOI see
their wetched condition. be convinced by these their
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thus wrote Of the home acts Of doubling but
that they I'LL the place designed for them by their Creao
Surely these persons Ia the common acn.
lies for perception and observation to the strong
trolling influence that has in all the affairs OF mans
life, even from the cradle to the grave am f either
party should seek Tor cause for murmurng OF
subsection to the other could gather much the larger
bundle Only look al the commencement OF his
s,sncs and through his earl. 6oyhCod and think what an
physical condition, IN preparing him for future life, and
then Of his solooSoy days and Iscoec, il you cam
studies than the appreciation Of mother elder sister And
there anything that VIII 50 soon aronse the Tiger within
nly has much to do in moulding charac
ter o. man than man that of woman
Elm myriad, Of le household bands scattered over
our happy land there Is more real harmony than certain
goeh om his home In the morning pursue his daily
avocaon provide comforts and Injuries for his family,
and to perform his in the business OF life The stong
motive guiding his head and influencing his heart is the
love he beareh that family He hath left children
dearer TO him than the apple OF his eye Does his feeling
Of safety Tor them in hts absence depend upon the weak
ness ignorance or csprices OF laythng,' toy
lavc upon the confidence he hath In the discretion,
sound and strong affection Of his tgaa wife Of his
bosom, the mother oil his children and that wedoes
she, should she for moment suspect her position is
elevated his own, that she Is Justly appreciated
because the far pleasurabie part 1.-THE OF home
treasuress allotted TO her Will the majority of your
readers support me IN the assertion that when the different
members OF The little band gathered together the
close Of the day, Notwithstanding all the iniir of hui
manity to which they subject there h bar
mony pure happines with them than in any other gath
erng under Heaven t.