New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
OHIO.
The woman's Rights Convention.

Correspondence OF The n. l. Tribune
MAssLoN, Ohio, Thursday, May p, 1852.
The third WOman's Rights Convention
of Ohio has just closed its session 1t held in the
Baptist Church in this place, and numerousy at
tended, there being fair representation of men as
well women; for though the object Of these and
similar meetings is 70 secure woman her rights as an
equal member OF the human family, neither speaking
nor membership here confined to the sex, but
all who had sentiments in reference to the OBJ
ject Of the Convention whether for stit~ere
invited speak with freedom, and those who wished
to aid the to sit members without dstnc
ton of sex All honorable classes Of society rep
resented from the so-called highest 10 the socaled
lowest The seamslress who works for her IS cents
cav the daughters OF the farmer fresh from the dairy
and the kitchen, the wives OF the labOfer the PHYSICIAN
lawy err the banker the legis stor and the minister
were all thereal interested IN one common cause, aud
DESTROYS that every right God gave to woman should be
fully recognized 10y the laws ana usages VI society THAT
every facSly be has bestowed upon her should have
ample room tor lie proper Development Is this asking
too muchi And yet this i the sum and substance OF
the Womsn'- Rights reforms movement, that fools
ridcule, and rnd easier TO sheer at than meet With
gumert
The Convention sat two days snd its Deliberations.
venture 10 say, we're characterized by more ability
and decoIura than IS often found In popular political
meeting shall not a. you Ia pubi.h iis proceedings
In { but forward the resolutions embodyins Y ews
surg you the Cpl orunify OF publishing them whole
"a part. M frances ID GAGE, bettsr known 10
many "Aunt Fanny, pre-ider and on tax ng the
chair. gave n bret address. Mrs. JANE FaoHocK a
teaS her Ia the Union School a. Welsvule but WHO IL
OF the Yankee notions the people Of the Bucksye
State always ready 10 sdop, had never befJre AZ
TENDED meeting OF The KIND ana stranger 10 all
whom she there met but vixen ysu ad her sldra.s
y0u vii see she Was 90 stranger 20 worsns wrongs
ard wousn's wants. Hrs. CArIIARrNE NJ scyERAScr
whose husband is known 10 many Of y, VI read.rs 4.
Cashier II the Canal Bank ~ Cleveland sde hr sr.t
pubic effort On this occssicn and her p-oduri,n
which IL alike characterized by bsau,y and suength
would DO honor 70 the head AMI heart of sov no..
Mrs. JosETHINE GRIEFTN, 81 LiIch6ed ard Mr. 1 A
Hne IL Cincinnati gsve excellent addres.es. eouies
which together with those Of the persons pryoslv
named. | think can procure regretted with rnspy
oheTs that Mrs T. OAgEs SsTrH. vno AZ the time 81
the Convention 10 Cincinnati is neis h5oThod
and is soue.hat Known Ia the East an advocate al
The rights Of woman not present encourare and
counsel her sisters M the Wes, falling In her ure
serce that she could not frd rsne 70 ~dte word OF
cheer those who bad e~Rected her persons. aid ana
cooperation that CccssGn-
To rhose interested In ths ,efcru Il isa ENCOURAGING
TACT that every year new advocate OF the esuse
comes forth TO publicly tel Of TIE wrongs unde which
NJ end her sisters have long uncompl.innsly suf
ersd ard those In strsn6anee M-ssilcn were nlsnIv
grsrihsa by such development Of tie good which ,hs