New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
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Win ,eaous ere ard believes woman Nho 800 -,
o. a rale acc,rFi. nee other tran her hisoani' GU
r,ees the deicscy Of her SCI, and des.rTes Pn2i''
III. .- IL, ..,-
tuFs Rms rfuea.frg her op.r- >i94s ne more -A
generous ard unmanly-of y proses hef ScS- $50,
and slasIeB snplecton' a. 80 - - D ' '
o.r an tSglar lug Is til li-u>Irs u"At -ti-
..,..-ye- f..qrl. g AfT rf-slcg i'fIfisfs
m, 10 nroeress If CIVILIZATION has tended -
weaken Woman ply sicaiy 10 one 'An uoA,l- s.n,
Lac .cy The word as i7. The p-ar'ical Fny--
-. rrCh~hfv could assign n nV reds0as Tor
n We Will Only state here N = PROBABLY coAnht
Hnt ~ 10 stdeut3Iy pursuit. tFtil'h ~ Jas ION ',
6r.ss md TIE lessfr cal ioT vigorous irus'h,if
800 are tne chef ca - u the decline OF re-
rlale health. This Obeiac.e can - removed 5fAH,
uaIlv bv attention to The causes, or "eaAnc-s az
cisesse are not Ieces7arlIy tei.a.- p2o ~, a.
fntmeut and tr1e culture and aitio1sa me lac eA
Is,s painfully apparent, II only proves me eKl>teh.t
also Of a wrong N connection WIN the ncteaSe ~
- lcFec Woman. IN Man, INST afenf 10 me
io,e of,6eir rhvsira beng and make OBEDIENCE par
sroout m lmuol'aure for no beauty Of in n can Or
na,reYt a temple built 81 diseased hlm ialty.
haofsfr oisiace me ray n Won ms tgi' sffG-
r,6egpffon - The uic0nrenttat sfyie Of mr. allure
That tie present lOng-fOWIng SKIRT . serious m
ned rnent 10 her efficiently engaging ~ many proiuc
1--WE branches OF useful INDUSTRY, must be aimltlei'
The experience 81 al VINO nave maze tne ulii NJ
been that the heaithu and agreeable business u Ag
rculture and Horticulture cannot oe prosecuted WIN
Measure and advantage with her Shroud-iike drapsy
about her feet and inbs. Mech niral labor esoe-
with ercatery difficulty be accomplished, aud IN
many eases would be attended with great DAGGER
from IT, preventing Tree use Of her ilo- dii az"
us liability to be caught IN the machinery. 'Ons-
Cuentlv Woman is present 10 great extent unAl-
ted bv her dyess for seiiSupport ana n icpehuthct
she is almost necessarily restricted 10 selcnlary pl'
suits bv this attire. and although not inc cause ol
This Vesfrcfion yPf Il sty IL that .hc WOu1 long a-O
hIve discard ed al She had equal rights % employ
ment according 10 choice. AID IS many and as nope
ohiecis placed before her for personal achl venent
These Obstacles and many others present men.
selves m CuT Ny. al ~ "airh We CON "hacl'Fs
overcome ana remove The public mind IS 10 oe
CHANGED. and in this WORK Woman has mlch 70 90.
Her redemption she must hlrsef acme e. ana 20 ms
enc she must s0crfce and q50T No despoiiS n was
ever OTcrmown without nerol>m ana suncfms.-
humanity has struggled DTagely aui iohs asllh'i
tyr3uHy ard thought no sa'ruce 30 great 10 eh"le
IN republican revolutions. ti'li ana IFHelohs Hce-
dom have foaod thus far over rivers 81 nsoie Ol0ol
and let us not expect thai a tyranny 50 hOaTy ana
deep seated as thar which holds woman IA thfal,
being the production OF Mans physical Strength anu
nOurshed by his grosser affections, WIZ give wy
without deflrminsd and rcsOlutc, ana heroic clOits
Woman as she begins 70 see her wrongs must Oe-
GIN also seriously and rcsoutciy 10 overture" theIh
not TO OverpoWe f aud deiDfonc Man. Jut % is1uhe
her true place and accomplish hcf own ci-' dl1oi
ard freedom. A fearful and UOmeni0us IerpJnei-
billty rests uyon tie Jew who nON dci as pioneers
m a reform 10 accomplish SO gigantic p ~ofh-
Every inch O. ground she may gan she must tePr9ff
Meeting in convention and complaining OF grew
ances or proving equality OF rights VIII not SECURE
to her the desired good unless she herseh ar
promptly 10 take her rgh!ul position, ana assume
BCT responsibility a. las as sac may Do dDit. Is utl
love o. appT0bat.Ou Az the way OF tl.s 1cn lils
" right e,e must be plucNod out To 20 her dI'y
NAV cost her much. az FIRST, tna, she hOlls &c y.
Cherished habtsafc. perhaps, 10 ne overcome n1rd-
Sims 10 he endured by way OF experiment position
III society 20 be SACRIFICED taste tie grONth 81 the
most refined culture laid up0n ine altar O. greater
good Fashion must receive 10 longer h,r best oAtr-
Incs but Grmy md steadily yea Win dignity ana love-
sle must prepare herself for the greatest ureligess
which Is her highest mission Perhaps the lem Tor
her 10 6csm 10 do lay seem 100 sn+A 10 hpsi,e.
She may frst DO called on 10 OAut homage 10 some
household god for the requirement OF healtn ana
strength BY out door exercise l. may re her dllF
10 M up her voice ~ public for Ter more nccty Sis
tiers IL may b. duty although 40 Necessity rcsi up-
on Ter OF peCuuialy naitc, 10 exercise 50 ne pc
cular clt IN new aid what may be thought man
nish business, thus opening doors ios other, less
fortunate. IL May BE her GUY - ettc nsF'udi cH-
an pie CD some bLn9lc ftoiIn although 1Lc h-f5eil
nteC not is I'd auaTe. he c1r )HTg- en 40 "a
moGaic and direct act0o rs eleAt. 40 person
,,lfiscffncs was ever made in vain whom promo
hy pune ard holy motive. Naat Woman mus a... ,y
achieved for Herself may De- locked upon a. zen oli.
81 future GOOD. The noble EFFORT The self sdcri-
EcIg HE of one Woman m he tuu->it ere cals.
las almost alone Won iOr ti:.t the fl5N % Tree
speech Thanks then. Tree and strong. to tne
glorious ftj" Who hare artldt les Woman, deepest
gIdtliu' gus fOrihlu pare and rtg"rcni tHt-ll0 10
them, iof Ncioli,s Won are Ac'cf iof-taI we
Triumph dlIcaoy ~ aimed for her higher uiture IL
the change dlCaly wrought lu the publ nn- Is
prophecy of glory iu the future. bright rs m in-
gel silIto. 1ho advance since ihs ur.. Convention
was held has been imp I.iic!-t. Lee a. iAen, O.
brave, and the 20 our highest ice14 - e. SEQ fhc
BeiGs white anu ready iof lno harvest. we see eF-
glhIrg totc done. Nyr comes tie ncrcss,Y io-
tie G-f0Y. lie fcW who see ts,. The pam MUS "Ah
therein. leaving TIC multitude tI follow. Won ig onf
Net IalsC Cd heI FClrc, iteOy s1j nr. NtNe tf not
tie same Wallenapie nights .' And Jls'.ce. through
her silver trumpet, hls sounded over the Huft IS tl-
mult. " I0H hGtt Inc uIscorjsAt tINfue Z, OF
eaith caught Tie sound, AMI listened. N0N ief her
hfm and united rlilAs appes-, With "lite o1n-
LCT gwen 20 the DIte2o-.yftn.. ant i..., htf al
tendabt aBet IS, and lruih,her Only weapon - snail
tine waters OF usnTpaion anu tyranny separate, inu
Woman Walk n peace ana JOY Ia the possession o!
hCI new Inheritance.
Miss Lrcy SroHr OF West Broofeld Mas,
next addressed the Convention. She referred II the
accusation Of Nj List that the mothers Of mlaAln1
are not such as they ought 70 be. she thought We
ought 10 look the fact plainly Il the face and eek
The tue remedy, the elevation OF Woman TO her
true position and the exercise o. her inherent and
nailona5lc rights. This would iii her 10 fuiil ihiS
holy relation "a She ought To DO. Bnt Is 1t NOT
equally true Of men that they are no. what iAcy
should be They have kept Woman In her pre-
sent inferior position, and made her what she ls.
There is wroIg on bOth sides ald man share.
oeepiy he responsibility OIL tie Is far from beng
what he should be a. The husband, ana father, ana
brother of woman. It Is true that mothers are not
what they should b.. Il he mother> o. The men who
enacted the infamous and WI he'd Fugitive slave Law,
that now dSgTaCcs the statute Book Of Inns country,
bad been tue mothers, weneyer should have hal such
law. She ailndedtO the relation OimaUagc. Il VAS
true, rs Mrs Zoe bad sait, that 10 too many IL
stances men and women marry from unworthy mo-
uNtS. Women strive TO please those who are 90 BE-
come TIER future husbands and y Ions rs men crC-
ale standard Of taste tat requires the compress i0n
of The cGest until the soul IS dWaried. 80 on- 25
men seek for wives formed Ike "A wasp Or M hour
siasS, so long VIII many women conform To me re-
quueme III. II women are Aep, dependent ant feeble
anG helpless, u Is DO wonder they seek marriage As
means of securing a livelihood, ana that they often
many The purse instead of the But IS Tor aeIse
she utterly hated ana loaihod such star. Of things
She insI>ied that Woman should have freedom. IN
the language OF the resolution, to attain % me hsa-
ost 'phtio she Is capable Of nlllng. In education,
"a industry. III the pursuit OF happiness. leave her
The freedom Of her own choice Let her determine
ref q" sphere by her attractions, her nature AMI
her capaJiilies Let her own expanded faculties
and tie Il oymeui hat VIII low ron them Ia her
oM MN rev an Lei no one tnIHk I'M l-nre.