The New York herald., 1851-10-18
woMsps RIGHTS CONVENTION.
More Extraordinary Proceed edinss.

frrer.l srrOrr ,Os THs sr~ ros. Hss.Lp.

NohCks Oct ~ i,ot
Wendell Philips comp lainsd las. night that ths dear
creatures got chance q sho~iDg their sousnos
in State legislature In Congress In any q thoss De-
psrtmsns political str.tssstie.l or scsnthe, hitherto
msnopolixed By Hut Il just occurred b me that
n such dssshtsrs q thundr dAaIei assembled wor
esster yesterday only got place the hoor q the
senate or HOUSE of Representatives IN washingon In
stead Of having no Glance, they would have AL the
chance 10 thsnsslves. Clay, and wss,sr, aud FoOts
might hide their duinh.d beads ana pale their ln-f
fectua fire. before the resistibe lightning Il the adss
,yes and the thunder q thslr -oris 20 asr.ns
any other thunasr, b'ias not only loud and
but having the pseul~r quality a ~estBs and meioay
captivating the souls q nks ths TOMS q
organ. CO the songs q csthsrss Hayes Mr.
Philips says the msa sfrsid 10 givs the fsm
once a clear stage. 10 wonder they should
be AFRAID fer Who would listen 10 harsh tonxued
While dear lovely ready - pour cut her
sIe through teeth white and hps prstiyl Mr.
Phillips himself was an nussrstOa q the TREMENDOUS
disadvantage under which ths most eloquent orsiou
would labor. when In compstiton with ths fair His
reputation speaker stands desrvediy high yst he
listened 10 With impstsncs bscaoss hs ds;sin
rg the audience from hearing the ducs TONES of Mira
Gee or some other fe@sis bo.nsrsss Ho~ you'd u b.
able 20 get In single word sdFe~ss fhe result
would be- that the Aaie would hAVs cougrc The
ana ~hs hey made ths avs .ssr ssr.. have. ND
b. at home, making shirts, ehsmiass and baoy eethes
cent you, yesterday. BY speeisl Iae~~ngsr. a fan
report Of the proceedings a. the fresoos sith tis-
graphic summary q the aiterDoous and evenings pre-
&c, dngs. nov send you = more sRtsnied sceoust q
the latter tsgehsr with the procerding q hs ths
| cond day.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
letter was read fom Mrs EiAAheth stanton q Sc
necs Falls wife Of senator Stanton and daughter q
Judge Cady Of the suprtme Court The letter long
but witty and smart II argued, among other things
that women would answer a. well men for captains q
roads who obtained plenty of air and exercise and
dollars Per aayand for members q Congress who OBJ
Mrs Cor then addressed the convention In strain q
caustic eloquence In which she depicted the hArdkps
master She said women were galley sl.vss living in
the meanest dependent drudgery. Vet TO persusds
women to engage In such lAber would ani
elevate them, would be to advise than leave their
sphere and to incur the odium oi public opinion The
speaker then sdverted TO the hardshps o the farmers
wife who the yeest drudge In creation and then
female teachers whose salaries not third o those
Of male teachers, though maes admitted 10 be
better and efficient teachers than the males
instance had under her knowledge where the
teacher in the establishment had 81 500 per
while the female who superior % him had ut $500
She then adverted to the ewing girls Of Cleveland aud
to the so coo aborng wom in New York city who only
81 81 each per week What the result % this
system! Why, that the moral character Of the female
degraded that she became often stepped In vice aud
that sunk so low she was compelled TO marry The
purse and the bridegroom This most volable aad
impetuous speaker went on opaint In glowing coos the
millennium that would spring from this movemeat-
a Of men, and type Of women. Instead
Of miserable, unhealthy children they would have
vigorous offspring because the mothers would b. proper
ly developed and would give birth 70 heroes Diseases
would be bsnishsd and the thousand ills that hesh l.
now heir to, through mans fault aad not that q
Providence the great scspegoat OF humanity.
Mrs PRICE OF Hopedale then read a very lengthy |
report avocations. 1t would make in fact, cons-
woman by nature, qualified for all the Professions,
and ought TO I'll them-dyines physicians and lawyers
and for most indoor trades women better adapt
ed to them than men Thus would they be indepenient
in mLd and powerful In body and the result would be
felt in their offspring Man would no longer BE- thai
d6ugh face, cringug creature he Is bu, dignity
would rest man and woman. The report then Il
launched out into digresson upon the merits Of the
Bloon costume ana coniende1 that women q
not ffee In the org skirts, and that nature designed
they should the breechss, in order 10 their Eau
ccveopemsnt and 20 the proocution u those trades for
which They well tted as In conclusion the
report stated that such Rand r,foi as they sere
seeking not to be sccom plisted without great di
Guilty; and revolutions for human rights gene
rally accomplished by oceans of blood. ther, no tell
ing what 1t was necessary TO ID, snd dare and suffer
teicre women obtAiEed equality with
DR. MAKTrN- Mrs. President the Committee on Rolls /
want seven more 10 be aedsd 70 their number
The seven were accordingly added
Miss Lucy srosr then preceded TO address the
venten she said, in reference TO what Mr. Li.t hal
stated in the forenooDas hi. o2iniOu-ihAt
blame for much of the evil Ia the world-she had 20
eonsss that he was right TO very great extent In
their duty the hthy Laws enacted would have
been ps,sd Were the men who enacted ;ha, sbomina-
be hltby thing the Fugitive Slave Law. the q
verify motnersl 1t mpossible Mis- stone then |
pared on to dissertation upon costume, in which she
the cepraved morbid taste Of man and the very soal
out Other body and the shape Of wasps
hour glas assumed instead OF the
nebts Of The outward form was but the tyne
Of the inward and how could large generous heart
beat in the small allotted 10 hearts
by ught laced corseis' Aner aivertns 60 Douglas
whtm ths dsfcribsd "a heroic slave and nobsr man
he went on to state that 'he saw work of sculpture 81
Beyerly dore by poor girl which showed that womsn
wescaTsbe Ct tquslling Powers Greek Slave and could
produce what was far necessary in this country
teuItufed slave Of the South. (Appiause) Miss Stone
eoIcused by moving resolutions TO the effect that all
the 'DIloym' nts of men be oren women and that
those nov oIen ought to be seized Her res, utons
were adopted
DR.. LosesnoFr Of the Medical College Of Philadelphia
then read essay tfawfu length. IN which he drs-
cribed wtmsn the pretty toys Of meu and sald the
mtthuiifn 81 marriage was perverted
Mrs NAEcts sFptNG. Of Brooklyn. " v. repudiated
the idea that wtmen married the purse IL th.
fact she msuisd for love; and she knew many poor 4
gIls ~lo rot only tupported themselves by their
,abot bot theis husbands too The great wonder was
una their love was 80 pure end strong as II was.
Nfs Nicnols of rrsitlsboro, wife Of Vernon. edi- /
ter, having laid ASIDE her hat also rescue Of
The isna. character and stisnuousiy denied with
IN 1'reyes that there any truth IN the assertion
fied without condensation Tas her case she
married for love snd considered afterwards This lady
Ct The heart
Tie corvtntion then adjourned til evening.
EVENING SESSION
Nr W u CHAsNiNo, after reading lspg letter froma
Finale martyr ia France. Who was suffering impris1n \
nent for vtmant rights, preceded TO draw distinction
bttvecu a manrish man and manly The former
YES orIod 10 ard tie latter 10 favor q rights
There we're also ", msDish women, ard these for
tubnittng 90 tbipgs - they exist and wanted b.
Re TIE tofuded idcls % These thngs ought b.
Isyelssd and then they would have IT Ike
Achilles and formed ~h ell the grace of Apollo Bslvi.
dere The grace at pervaded he statues q the ancient
feiecs vas clap on the cheek, box the ear 70 all
HaLIsh men and hoSed what Mind Of the aucients
rfRsrd'd ~ heroes. finely formed woman much
rstier hoe mt dss than the OF the present. genera
t'n. lie dd not Why should be vi, hout grace
er NtUrn without strength.
Dir. R,sE r,Nt adhered the convention. She said
after hearing the letter read from their n
VIII rlu ~ ftar
luton 81 lsisvbere those principles q liberty equal-
~ fistsrpy fer which the people Of France xyd
Alae tie scenes q ls3S must be enacted again.
Iut why reflect France, when Ia this far famed
md Cf i edom whose constitution declares that all
bo equal and have right 20 life liberty aui the pur-
ilaea fhInra are hnnlnh Ia