The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15

twenty years of age, never known to smile. then
moved resolution her own hook to sustsin Jour
nas edited by women in preference to those edtod by
men. She nstanced the LILY, edited by Miss Bloom
er the Genius of Liberty, by Mrs Il. Aldridge; and
the Dsr'ocrot. by Mrs Nichols. Then cnSued very
long debate about organization, both as Law OF
nature and a mode Of dfusing opinions The ladies
took very strong veTs on this subject for aa
against Mrs Rose thought all organizations
Chinese bandages They were the inoubu, Of our
nature. Others argued from the Jesuts, from the
English Universities and all conceivable ana,ogies
that organization, though bandage, was nece Try
to effect. The few gentlemen present were gene.
rally IN tnys OF the principle, but did not gain much
bec'amor raised against him, shoutei out,
You would keen us out OF your conventions if you
could The ply element rules the world aud 1t
will and the male being predominant
No more was heard and Mr. King coased to pre-
dominate in that meeting At the afternoon sessica
tional minister asked leave to ldress the meeting
an0 did 20 from paper. He began with much ap
parent tact, commenting in q mild and candid tone
on certain published letters aud defending the min
,sterla' order from the attacks Of wemens rights
women" Whe,her he was feeling his way, or
whether be was warmiog with his subject, certainly
there was progression i'll his remarks
Mis- Stone he tsid had assorted '' that mon shut
up their wives" Women have the right they arc
able. knew woman who shut up her drunken nus
band and sewed him up In the sheets aud whipped him
till he got sober, (ths received with roars OF
laughter and it served him right, too hope sho will
always do the same
After observing on the precedence given to wo-
men, he observed, Miss Stone has also said that
nothing is peculiar to woman, but her maternity"
and with that surplusago SO common to clerical
Speakers he proceeded to develope the idea of ma
teInity with unnecessary distinctness. Receiving
check. he drew in n little, but soon reminded his
fair hearers that if women against horses they
must expect to be betted on" He then boldly con
tho mi,
clarion and the brazen trumpet" Of the voices around
him, and amidst storm Of indignation, sarcasm,
and rebukes from tho chair, he concluded
God fend the time when this feminine element shall
be laid aside, and sisters shall hustle In tho crowd
with their brothers. and mix in the rough and trouble
OF life (Murmurs God grant the day may come
when women shall put on that masculine character aud
men become efemiDate May God put of the evil day
when the only means Of distinguishing the is by
Had Mr. Hatch been in lecture room. or had he
been engaged in physical discussion Of the most
ooid blooded character with scientific friend, he
could not have employed palmer terms than he did
in finishing this sentence He was interrupted
by most terrible confusion and uproar, cries of
Shame and scene bcggariDg description
Some of the ladies hung their heads, others looked
fierce others took notes Of his words for reply
The lady President forbade him to proceed, others
shouted " Indecent" Get out!" Miss Susan B
Anthony rose to her full stature pale and trcm-
bling, and, amidst the most profound silence, ad
milistcred q tremendous rebuke The impertur-
bable Mr. latch pcrseyercd in his explanations ~
obstnately us Mr.. Pickwiok stuck at the door of
the lady's bedroom he had innoccntly invaded,
with his small clothes over his arm lie reiterated
the idea with tedious mnuteness and stu lied i'm
propiiety. Brought to u stand still by the blast Of
feminine execration, be bumbly begged that he
might be permitted to finish his paper-thorc wore
only three lines moro Bat considering the abyss he
had been deliberately descending into it is fearful
to think what these three lines might have con.
tanned, and we must say the Womcn's rights wo-
men, were justified in refusing to hear tdem, and
IN expeLing him in storm of Misses. Do they not
see, however, that such f'ate exposes the absur-
dity of the convention! There is, then, a moral as
well as physical difference betwcen the two sexes
Even at Syracuse there are expressions that would
fall unobserved and harmless in a company Of men,
hut are II rtoierable in the hearing of women. Mr
Hatch applied rather test, but it was sufi
ocnt TO prove that his hearers women in spite
oil themselves.
The New American Minister aud the Ff,h-
cries Question.
Prom the Liverpool Mercury October
The Honourablc Jo.trh r. larerso,i, Of P6uadei-
phia, the newly appointed American minister to this
country. was amongst the passengers that arrived
here on Wcdne ;dsy by tho Arcic. He was accom-
on landing proceeded to the AdeIphi Hotel Short.
ly afterwards the honorable gentleman was waited
upon by tho following deputation from the Liver
pool American Chember of Commerce: Mcssrs. Viii
liam Brown. Nj r., Eyre Evans, II. Hamilton, W.
jackson, Malcomson, Barber, and others, With Mr.
Duncan, the secretary. Thedsputati1n congra uasol
the American minister on his arrival in tais coun-
try and Invited him TO dine with the members Of tho
Chamber on an carly day. Tho Honorable Mr.
pgersoll Mt once accepted the invitation and pro-
missed 10 visit Liverpool again after he bad
entered upon the duties of his Office as he coald
make arrangements for leaving London la the
course OF conversation with the aeputdtun, OR. ia
gersoll stated that Mr Secretary Webster had ia.
formed hin, before ne left the United States. thai
no diBiCrify tr5btd or cotd arise uih Gien Briais
on NJ fishery question Tte honorable gentleman
fwt. 49, Il.
night, aad left Liverpool yesterday bg the nine A
III. tIain, for London. We understand that the di-
plomatic functions of the Hon. Abbott Lawrence,
the preeent minister, terminate to- day, aud that the
new minister was anxious to be IN London at once
to enter upon bis ministerial duties For tho pre-
Gent the address ofIho new minister will be MyaIts
Hotel, London.
Fears OF Revoiatfou In Australia.
[From the London Times Oct. / !
The intelligence. tho wealth, the responsibility
which is now omigra,ing TO Australia, viii never
endure contact with that foul stream OF emigration
which government is sending by different channel
to meet aud Amngle With IL there. 1t il not merely
that the NxpiT,Ss from Van Diemen's Land cross
over the narow{ {strai; that sepa;ates them from
Australia. Govclrment admits that 6Si prisoners
under sentence have already escaped to the gold
fields; an admission which, considering the quBrter
from which IL comes, may well be most Nlerally
construed. We can lock to nothing iess from the
iDfatua cd perseverance in the present system than
an tGrticr, a more d,Sgracefd, and q more DIS
dstrouS separation btiWeca Mig coHutry and her
Aashoiiasl than be'Wte7 her end her -dmericaa CO.
hits. Itseems to BE- forgotten that, while America
was valuable only through her trade, Austraia has
a peculiar value o her own. Ii we people that wash
continent with nation Of our own race, and then
make that nation enemy, in losing one empire
wo endanger tie possession Of another With q
powerful Anglo Saxon country 50 cose 30 her a3asts,
who shall insure to us the permanent dominiol Of
India, We may hope TO hold il agains. Europe snd
America, because their distance from it il as remote
as our own; but ag linst another America IN tho
Southern soas animated, as we seem determined it
shall be, by yet biteIer ,pirit of suimosity our
hold upon India will be feeble indeed We arc
planting great nation; its geographical position
will render it most formidable ally or most d,n.
gerous epemy. and our statesnen seon determined
that il shall be the latter
Death or the Duke OF BayIou
1t is curious that on the sane day upon which
Viecount Bsresford was gasetted as Colonel IN
Chief Of the 60.h Foot, in succession to the prnoe