The New York herald., 1851-10-18

ferior TO man! Not In morals for bad as she Is she is
sstseE than nsn-not il intellect such women - De
rce. II so the tx and the eiaphaut were the superior
OF man IL woman had not the physical strength OF
man what vas the cause It was the tyranny of man
Mhere Vas the girl permitted TO expand her strength In
the open breees Of hesven MOI strongly developed
IN sir would be unfashionable The healthy glow
her that II IL seen In her face, she must undergo
blesehing process and lemon vinegar to make
her pale because wants her be So Then she is so
tainted with mock modesty that she dare not sneak of
the eg 81 table (Laughter) hue and cry is raised
am ,ns ,,iness ssrsngsa Of mind or body and she
s.aksI then sdvsrted TO production OF the Rev Mr..
Bellows. In which he asked II woman placed un.
bonneited before the public gaze, where would be her
virtue The lady here became tart Mr. Bellows
and eoneirdsd by saying that one half Of the human
si in bondage ard the object Of this, the
greatest r,form ths world saw berste them
Mr. WFSDsLL PHILIrs said, this reform opposed to
,h. .iorn Luther ana ths emancipation OF the Jews;
shrinking and . weakness In refusing woman fair
chance q eompstipg with man. Give her the same OPP
portanitss man and female Napoeons and statesmen
vtuld srse The strongest thinkers from Plato down
the thinkers of Greece Germany and England held that
woman wss equally endowed with man in all intellectual
psrticuaritss All the profound intellects the
vomaps sde 10 her mental cabre. though not as to
her being entitled 20 political position This was down
right eowsrdice All woman asked was to prove her in
tslect by liberty of choice and Iction She had
thousd the DEPTHS of science. reached the height
o the slcgssnee q Dsmosthenes because crown Of
fame hsld out 70 her Let her have clear stage.
toms would say perhaps harm will be done by giving
woman this privilege. Let II be 10. Justice was para
% every consideration God would take Of
eonssqu.ncss when intellect mounts the height Of
wshssr great In hs wiskedness (Iisses In the back
ground fsusing moment, the speaker then said =
Webster does not require the protection ofyour Kisses We
In the minority (Applauss lie then proceeded -
H. gane % ssy that In civil rights the highest in
telsct that towers 10 Alps has more than the man
~ho h han an IDIOT IaNstion and representation
ths true basis In. Of said TO unfit
her for plitics But the colder and sailor, who
totally ahsebt could vote h~ir return and the
chant Who absorbed In hi cOuntng room, per.
nIttd a. vote, while could not be- spared SO long
frcm Tho kitchen the cradle. Logic how profo und
bsred thar th~re nothing like action. and that
karus ttls frcm bo1ks csmpArsd vita his experience
In tho world "rsnk thee, jew for tina, word We ask
fr semen ihe ballot bon q ~hich d. rocqueville sad
that The great educstional process In civil rights
kxshsth a England and Catherine OF Naples showed
Fssf ststssmanship aud when Pitt and all the great
utflsc's q Enxlsnd at fault when the slavery
question: sgi,stsd that country Quaker solved
ths tculty psge q paper and that was the
Conditional emancipation Of tho slaves
Mr. fsNa Cos aud said abe hoped for their own
sakss they you'd not hiss her There only two
hirss Of mals which did so-gcese serpents She
then Trocsded b. rad from the statute and common law
% fhow the analogy bstween slaves ami women. The
hustand had more power than the President Of the
United states who only executive ofcer 10 carry
cut the viii ~ the people The wife had no legal
trt ber husband children She could not bring
action without his permission but he could bring it
and pocket the damages Women. In many instances
though thy brought much property % their husbands
compelled their death, % 90 20 the poor house
The grace a 0fd scarcely fufhcient for this
Let womsr then not defensive but aggressive
for their iishs Let them 0r~sri before the
yssrs hence cowsrcs
Ihs coHvsntiou then adjourned tan next morning