The New York herald., 1851-10-21

nrs from the altar and p6arsaism would and no
there The unerring instincts Of woman would scare
ter An the writer's of the New Testament were So The
Catholic religion has ssissd upon the female sle-
intimate usien of the sexes II this had been tho
case nom the beginning thsre would have been
no persecutions-no inquisition--no hecatombs Of
human sacrifice. Nor would . hum drum army
OF priests with their many evils been in existence down
to the present time The priest is the great human Jug
ss. asiua,ng ana asiuasa-a syeSphsntIa slave or an
sume. Let her not be misunderstood. She is pleading
for true while she the corrupt
living temple and every Christian priest The priest Of
the present day great power for he is always
I 0 70 % Ins wss
belong to the priest These priests pledged creed
60 from year to year at the altar handling the sacred
light and forget that II they DO not 20 on the peopis
viii 20 back, until Luther Wesley arises and
launches forth into the deep ocean 10 Of thought The
the Mans mechanism goes ahead Of his mind, and
beautiful ideaity wanting to the world Two heads
Of indefinite thought within him TO which he cannot
give shape Does not every one feel that himself and
his neghbor do together than either Of them
aone Oh, Goa. that should be wrapped up in
puny egotism that fail in doing that Of which
capable. Do not want element to give fresh
impulse to thought! The vspd threadbare repetition,
than Poor Richards almanac has wearied us to
death (Great sughter Then the ballot boxthis too,
viii hni work ana die for thee W We Ss
toll s too great and would share the sacrifice and
the death, need be- (Great cheering The electric
touch Of woman needed to send the world to its
destination and make fresh and vigorous and pure as
when the angels sang over 1t at its first crea-
tion In the great moral world II is not good for
man to be alone The earth is corrupt Christ says so
came Let the great marriage of the race be solem-
nized No wonder that dscord and lseh and resch
cry mar the marriage relation when the whole world
is divided against itself Let then the august ceremony
Of the marriage of the race be celebrated the great
and God himself the prest What God has iOiuel
gsther, let not man put asunder.
Mrs. T.. o. SMITH thus concluded amidst the most
thusiastic and protracted applause In justice to the
lady the porter has to say that the foregoing report
considerably condensed.
make speech alter the exhibition of genius have
had here this evening but wish to say word in
gstuaton tnat our cause mas give evidence this eve
ming of its success There is tor discourage
ment. The time is not distant when wishes will be
accomplished wish to throw into resolution, what
has occurred to nobody as yet We complain that wo
is inadequsely rewarded; that she that
she is not admitted to the PLATFORM to the Office of
Judge; to the legislative halls and all those places that
she is qualified to stand in or thought TO be qualified
for What he cause! It'll rite but true saying,
that where there Is will there is way. l. therefore,
move the following resoution:-
Resolved That in regard to points, lacks
her rights because she does rot feel the full weight of
her responsibilities That when woman feels these
spoDsbities sufficiently sbe will go forth and discharge
them and thus obtain her rights That when she feels
herself equally bound with her father husband brother
and SON to provide for the physical necessities and ee
gsnces Of lfe and for the intellectual cultivation and
moral elevation OF the she will seek out the paths
that necessary for the accomplishment Of her object
Let her feel the stimulus OF responsibility and she will
teek the means.
Mrs FosrrR then proce eded Let woman not marry
till she is able to maintain herself and partner 1t
this We all deny it. Love Is SUFFICIENT inducement to
marry but woman is unfit for that relation till she 10
qualified by being able TO livelihood Teach your
daughters that they bound much your sons to
sustain themselvts. If they taught, they will
look out for for themselves What is the
female labor is badly paid in those empoyments to
which now confined and which is as ntrinsicslly
valuable sny other Because there Is much Of that
species Of labor in the market Again let every
feel that she is responsible for the crimes in her neigh
bohood and in the State and she will be up aud doing
Mary Wolfensone the first woms n In modern times,
That wrote book Woman's Rights. she has since
written a book on Woman's Duties When we do the
duties will get the rights We have talked and writ
ten much about cur rights. The next time meet
shall have book written about duties Thus doing
our daughters will not lack their rights Man pines
away in large cities like New York confined to his
legue and bis pater-noster Man was never made for
ths blind devotion to figures and doaIs and there
employ in which woman could share and relieve
him Of some Of the buIthen But then the appearance
N the merchants family In society must be maintained,
and his drudgery pecesary Tor that purpose. Our
brothers ignorant of the purposes aud
joynept Of life. because they all their lie behind the
counter reduced to machines for calculating and
getting money The IN me is boundless but must not
tesIsss on ur time did not rise 70 make speech.
have beeI speaking fer twelve yesr aud bloody feet
have made the Path 10Th to this platform. (Senss
tCn snd artlaurt We Sk&ll succeed wnen. IN our
rydsy life We Iecuce OUT theory to practice webs,er
ssys action is the best el"qneDce Go and &c. IL s
.ny TO he szy Great ianeher) Yes starve for your
h tzir.ss-tsrve for your imbec!ity Oh Madam Pres-
d. IT. there is much tlame thrown The oher side
II 10 hard to tell which side there is 1: Is
ignorance that IL the cause Of all We cropping
In the dark Let go forward TO the perfect day DO
not rcprosch you in My teacher taught me
a lesscn will never forget She had appointed me a
ts,k said it WAS too hard, and could not learn II.
She told me 10 so and pick up an apron OF pebbles
did She then told 70 20 and throw them down
up an apron au IS o. sSa s or .i SUaa mot.
bic could only be obtained by hard work thus learned
. Lesson and accomplished my task. (Muoh spplsuse)
Mrs. sFEISG. OF Brooklyn. New York then said-l be-
leve remunerstive employ mest would the evil.
Of which complain. / have learned by letter from
London that Miss Wallace, a Scotch lady the descen-
dsDt Of Sir w Wallace spent very large fortune In the
workshops Of her country and bas succeeded in invent
ing decorative art in glass Ct which the whole English
eupi,d eco feet the Exhibition Of the Worlds Fair
The press has praised H. aud there is doubt that 10
to have taught gratuitousy all who desire 70 learn
II. Miss Fox a daughter OF member OF parliament.
who received her education at Munich, aud ia highly
qualified for the work gives instruction in drawing In
this school Here, then IL opening for employ msnt
suitable to females would only ssy in clusion let
90 on too hastily not 20 before the guide
but follow the pillar Of cloud by dsv and pillar Of fire by
sight Thus doirg We shall accomplish our object.
Rev. Mis- BhowSr bailing from oberlin College Ohio,
was next by the President She said she had
only spok,n but public TIL day, for the last
I've months she felt very ddent IN coming after such
spest,rs Since the intro oduciion Of Christianity the
character Of woman had been elevated Let the athen
come forward and give his idea Of woman and the
bloc would mantle TO cur cheeks The Indians had still
different ideas ard had others but all Of them degra
ding to Ever since the preachir Of the gospel
Christianity has not only changed the ideas entertained
about woman but elevated her In the social scale But
ivl jutce has not yet been done to and
der current OF dissatisfaction which has continued in
ubbroken chain. from the beginning has now broken
cut in the CID world and the new in great moral civil
wsr. The nercsn people seem 10 dread the idea OF
WI man having public character. But Jenny Lind may
iaise her voice than any other We applaud her
fer IL. But has shs not oTld wide publicity Csthe
rne Hayes Psrod and Ms1sme Bishop aso sing in cub
lie sbd are spIlsudsd tor 50 dong No person takes
exception TO thcr doing 20 a. Emodsst But IL IL any
more mmodet to speak words the natural tones Of the
hun Voice than sng them Again tells Is
not piopsr IT. 81 becoming in lady 20 appear before the
ubit Taste IL humbps 1tie quite proper Il seems
for lady TO sp-sk bofe (c0 sie but let Cniy Two ot
the other in anu the whCe aspect s changed
Oh constebcy thoa alt j.wel We told that the
usli.st toad wesis the rsrrst jewel ia hi. head We
right follow the smptibicus reptile through the bog.
bu, u would be found Ike Will-J the.wisp. But IL 10