The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24

wesith imae inc that what goes TO improve the
il the best outlay new degree OF intellectual power is
cheap at any amount mans condition should flow
fro nj his character true and thorough workman is
slways Of employment and may have confidence ia
sioek butby what is essential and proper for the de-
yeopemeDt Of bis talents The true end OF wealth il to
convert tie careless foolish consumer into the wise and
beEedcept man.
On Young Women-By Horace Mann.
On Tuesday evening, the sixth Of the Peoples Lectures
va, delivered before very crowded assembage, in the
Tabernacle, By Hon Horace Mann. subject--" few
Thoughts for Young Women" The lecturer entered
the subject by promising that he had not long
since delivered and published lecture entitled Some
Words to Young Men, and had been asked to send a
sister to that lecture 1t not good for be
alone, Nothing could be congenis to himself IL
to have opportunity OF speaking to the all conqusrng
eoul Of woman. in presenting few thoughts On the
power and duties Of woman he could employ ezhaus
tive syttem. He should hardly speak Of what Is com
monty called woman's sphere, though he thought it
would room be found their sphere was hemisphere.
Wop have always been insulted by the other SEX for
the fattery which has been always offered to her ia
insult The poet Moore hes sung and celebrated the
female sex; but his characters were high women-not
Of high mind and his only M for the
sCulless women Of the East and for the vsluptuary
angels Of the Mahceten paradise called hcurs Byron
had sung OF women between the ages OF twenty and
God help the who would be bound to 1--we with them
after the age OF wrinkles Shakespeare had alec created
women; but even his most celebrated characters
not such as tie women OF the seventh age will be 1t
would be better for the poets to cut tho wings oil the
creatures Of their conception and transform them
to useful beings, When woman has not been debased
By fattery, she has been by oppression. TIE African
sss herthe Atiac makes her only tho slayish milis-
tr to his passions; and even with the Circassian
fhe had been bought and sold on the Raltos Of interest
THIS subject carnot be discussed without ersounterg
in limine the modern theory Of wonsn'c rights. The
rather Helen Maria Weber, Esq who dresses with
coat vest and biped connuations With this sect the
old ssyIg thst the tailor makes the man is only halt
true, for IL he is te make the woman also Bat
there fact which settles th, question Of 6stiacon
at orce for ever God created male and female
tie principle of division Of laborone is the complement
Of tie other and both necessary to make each
lie j. the half part Of nan to be completed by her. and
she is halt finished glorious exce!lence, only to be
made up by him The human intellect, in all its mys
teies completed male and female and each is sterile
without its counterpart. 1t is argued thst Eve
made fron ADAM and from hence Is derived an argu-
Ment Of iatb Try ard coIsubstanistion But from how
much ofran was wsIaan made Why only from about
the Ito part Of his oiseous construction As to the
i'll nstured remark Of woman being made out OF the
crookcGest part OF man. and being consequently OF q
crooked disposition it seemed to him that II true
II was bu right it should be 20. for exceed
inrly cracked animal himself and wanted something
which would tut with his own nature. Adam must
have been in the nesmeric state when the rib
was taken from him; and this accounts for tho mes
mer;c Influence which woman attn exercises over man
peiwesn the exts therefore, there was an innate and
correte diiftrence-the woman eurpasses the man In
beauty. affection and purity In the lower half OF our
nature the balance seems to be in favor Of the man. but
in tie higher and purer it is II favor Of the womsn
Geds Creation. There Is as much truth philosophy
in Burns' sentiment, where he says Of nature
"A prentice han, she tried on man,
Mans force Is manic and inventive but womans force
is that Of mpontersbie agents. his force 10 in muscle
that the Of boys and girls were the effects Of
educaton but between the pursuits Of adults Of each
proper pursuits and put to mind nursery be would be
like elephant Matching chicken, and the more low
ing he is the heavier he presses Man never knows that
maternal soicitude which makes that word 60 true,
though spoken of the mother Of the Saviour himself
THE sword shall pierce thy own foul asoo The pas
oI, as developed IN the efss pai T also q ths
like each other as father AID daughter
could BE- but bis passions were as the concentrated
fury Of ten thousand bears, while hers were those
Of ten thousand cats. In all the works OF God,
we know that, in difference Of organization,
there does result difference OF aeap which proves
that tie have separate and distinct coursc Of du
ties and abilities In the general comparison Of powers
woman holds the pre- emnence which though galisntry
nay Be willing TO acknowledge, yet 10 incoptestably
approach alike to each other is IN their numerical
,iiarits The result q the cenrulshows that the mum
her Of mites is 20 many millions. and the number Of
females many millions, and that they are balanced
almost as nicely the well kept books Of meT;hcut.
But yet during the past ak thousand years what cu
ence hts been wrought in tbs world BY woman Whist
lss The done to harmonic the ancen. world Or chris
an.ze the modern! Man has prevented the fun sxer-
cite Of her qualities she has only been permitted TO
mother the If wars are as Ia past time, 70 he hc
employment CT ratorsif cur cities are TO ps the f,et
Of crime apd povertyh debility ond sickness are 70 b
tie rule. and beauty and strength the e4ceptc1--it
Hungary, Italy and Ireland, 10 b permitted to y.
desost.d By tyrentr and wcnsn caanst interfere IN
preventing these thpgs. then may inquire whether
hydroIstby IL not the Only tfci1o for the Ills oi this
pisret and whether dry land should net be placed
der water for twentyi9aT hour, ard hi race BE-
zipg The wora they would Lave prevented acts 81 bes
ialrm end sataEi,. The lecturer reviewed the past
history CT the different nations cf tie sst D. a. exhibited
In me ysre yiitue ard cxceleao. of women, and con-
epted on tie very few who have beer deemed SortbJ q
having their hstorJ trnimit % posSdy hterrpS Z
the pe b. remarked On the character which
woman u,us. Laye BONE IL Socom WREN mo- one vir-
tucUc woman was even ,ket 10, and wien tie only
one thought worthy 81 biing res:a,s ron tne oesSo
curistty az to be preserved In .alt. (Lsu2hter Ih'
vor a. 81 Prote,tqEt countries lave Always held mort
elevated rcitiCn than tbote OF Catholic Countries AID
New England posester 50 many great and remark
able wontn Great Britain ard the rest o. EUROPE
Who shall ray that those who take the freaott pait N
~oT6ns rghls conyenticns have Unsex.d tbemssye' N
tier Efforts 70 apatorste and elevate The lot q women
IN London lsre now % eco necdie women ws0 ave
comTeNed keep III hard to hsud srus lie With death
tanning irtE L. 70 IL Cd week and 81 the sane tine
tLcu.ands night given 10 Fanny Elser, OF some
other queen Of the CyI4ns and base man trades on tie
famine himself hath caused The lecturer adyerted to
the yasteT a property between Eustsnd and wife IN
tie Fettuent Of which he Eneg there we're many di.
cutie IL vas cprrcbgigr, too il cares where the
husband leads dfuLken' diftrntsd NE that the VIE
inftead q beng me partner tnd ~! 81 tso mau'
sFoud bO eonpeied 70 b. the I've 81 the brate.
Nho, therefore, car wonder tln. t1e strong female
UiIC. tEould forsetA1el Pt1rcse rr1e1ies which
rem h di.rcte the rex Ihs fnas Ia, y right
&c the iull dtFs!oIerent q her DoW.rt. ~ ruri
- Tie ttCtr Sex II ees only II uoden tin's
that thfy were permitted u get thing Ike t4ocHi
IN tcvu ~ Massachusetts whsre rome bon Coluu4sus
propced 10 carry female education 60 sr "a vulgar 4o
HOS 4 vas gfayely tend hat woman w. capable q
ertaLeug amp hing absruse. 1as lecturer con-
tfattea IKE courts q stu5ea yug'1 By boys and gf'