The New York herald., 1851-10-16

other in which women teachers This new phase Of
fars has made its impression upon the minds Of the
professions and the general community and has already
well nigh subdued all opposition and resistance except
the very ferocious repugpanoe Of alarmed monopoly
years ago. the idea Of female physicians frightened
the mob which takes care " tns worlds Morals an naa
ners from their proprety but it is bssnnins to
Dc felt and owned that II s NO less decent and deli
cate to prescribe for those, TO nurse the sick and
quite as feminine to practise medicine to be
the helpless subjects and victims of that practice
All this is clear gain and the pledge Of still better and
higher things. cannot give deserved considera-
ton to all the gains and indications of progress
must not wholly overlook the schools design opened
for women in Philadelphia and Boston, and It may be
elsewhere for this reform loos il 1t poured
upon the nation and every day adds to its triumph.
This and rich field of so lately opened Inv
woman is, Ia itself the dir covery Of world or
the berston Of old one TO woman Artistic educa-
tiop appropriate bountu and liberal in its hole cha
racter and action as well fairly remunerstvs in pecu
niny compensation !. thus added to the opportunities
OF classic culture In literature and few endowed
Institutions for growing up beside the hun
drs ds Of colleges where provided with gratuous
education 1t the public expense This great thing,
~ well as new one, ana when cons.rvsiism has got
done wondering the first outbreak of generosity to the
sex Perisps will begin to wonder at the bgoed and
cruel injustice which long withheld the right Etuca
ton in the arts Of design opens to us like new beam Of
promise All women qualified for any OF its varied de-
partments, whose hands are now hanging down in
despair will fud profitable and adapted employ
The limits Of womans ambition and aspiration Is
enarged-the grating of her prison windows widen ami
let in broader and another choice is Afforded to
relic We the monotony and repugnance OF her hitherto
serve and restricted range OF industrial pursuits. II
rs these what will not the quick coming future bring
with it The eyes that watch fearfuy for the faint
beams Of this light shall yet be filed with the brightness
Of its consumm ate glory The which has thus
far crowned labor may well establish faith and
hope and confirm zeal In this spirit let
address ourselves the duties that before
The following Business COMMITTEES were then reported
Mrs Coe Mr.. Rose Mr. W II Channinz. Mrs Earle
VIM Lloyd 6arri,on Miss A Burns, j G. Forman, Mrs
T. Il Nichols (wife of editor 81 democratic paper
iu New York; Mira. Abbey Kelly Foster, Miss IL. X.
Hunt, Miss Loui,s Wait Mrs Phebe Goodwin, Mrs Prior
J. f. flsgg Miss sarah Miller, MissA A T. Payons, Lucy
sioI e, kOseph A Dudley, Charles Hoyey, Abbey Il.
Price VIM. ii Fish and DR. Taft
The male Secretary then read letter from Anne Eliza
beth Browne Of Vermont giving an account Of the pro-
gress Of the coed that State. Another letter
read from Sarah rindsls Of Philsdephia, who ad
verted 10 what she called the melancholy slave
for her attendance that there would be an anti
slavery meeting in the city o BrVhery Love this week
She then that she had recently attended
a meeting at the Phalanx when Frederika Bremen
press and her hand TO Mr. Claiming in OF
other letter read from Mrs Eselle Anne smyth Of
Brooklyn l.. L., txpssling on women's rights and an
ether still from DR. Mosely Dean Of the Faculty in the
Female Med, al College, Prilsdelphia
Mrs DAVIS read the following letter from the cele
bratsd Uariett Martineau:-
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and ousd truth, as found mos. Of the speeches 70
country Sy that convention the Prog Of which Is
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own addresses from pc. least
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when meet in October accept your hearty in
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the treatment ofthe hum Of any color
are ls power. efsh,. being 10 cultivate them TO the Utmost
snd thea 70 see wha. Aetion they will ind for the nsyss
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not only the mrathy, hut the deepest purity
The hifest and purest beings Be
those Who. idls hnd their restricted
opportunities of uuous aeton and
not doub, that Il scti,e social all
vmsn, vitk due means q paraen or H. those vho are
high and holy voud be high snd holy then snd ropd
be joined by innumersbe compsny o just rts from
a. ons hose whose ensrdes pning and retlng
dle1ess ubuorthr voty, brought DO late
pvsu- and aims which anything bat purs snd psscea
bic IL regard 70 this old eortroversv-of inaueoce va
ocrit 20 that influence 70 god snd Once
bad for hunsn morals and ehsraoter msns rrsseat posi-
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her portion be smsnced With vish a. At msst
ing Be hsrry one and your rrest csuse .urshins
oBe, an, dear aadsm, Yours, fAishfu w -.
HARRIET kARTINEAU.
Mrs Essss CoE ssid u a mistsks The part
Ms hartinesu n say that Mr. Mil wrote the article In
The Wes'mipstsr Revi.w II woman who wrote it.
The mother q Mr MIL Let honor b. given 70 whom
homer Is Due