New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26


oneness. The woman now marries the who his
100000 who she would not look at II he were worth
but 500 Woman is compelled 10 make
marriage as unfit possible. This is wrong
She opght not 10 he compelled TO rive her
hand where her hsort not But there way of RENE
diving this evil except by making her sphere of labor wider
than is at the present day But may tell YOU of those
GREAT evils and you viii acknowledge that they arc d-ep
wrongs want The who must labor 70 sier7ie that
life Of labor Iwant the woman who has talent and genius
10 90 out the Highways of life, and ennobe her be.
ing If she be sculptor, l want her genius to find
scope for full development II she wishes to become a
Phrenoocis ! want Fowler to afford her the same on.
portuny 10 learn the profession thu, he does to men
want TO have the chance of displaying her talent
waut her TO go into the Printing Office she have taste
for it, and ennoble her profession her to be Mer
chant she chooses to be. But New Yoriers will not per
haps thank for that however do no not care whether
they 90 or do not In Philadelphia, many ladies are al
READY employed IN stores want the women TO be Physi
clans You have already several in this City, believe
think the time will come when and women won't
gd SICK that they will know how 10 take cure of
themselves. Applause But so long people triH take
pills let the women have the right to administer them
want women 10 be Ministers The time NAV coma whom
men will be their ministers and lawgvers Bat wa
have female minister's already, prominent among
whom is Rev. Antonet Il. Brown 1t was not easy how
for her to obtain license TO preach strong was the
influence against her in certain localities
want Women to be only Merchants and Physicians
and Ministers, but Lawyers also hope the day will
when the world will hive without quareing, and therefore
without lawyers but long they necessary let
Woman have an opportunity Of filing this Office also.
know what II will cost for Woman 70 thus 90 OF her
sphere is called know the SCOTS aud the sneers she
will have to meet But let her not be discounted Times
have already changed in this regard within few years
1t hardly safe for WON attempt to speak in
public few years ago But now is easy for stand
here, in Metropolitan Ial-and who thinks of mobbng
Woman and what but a Press thinks of making
unbeccmng remarks about her appearance here ZAP.
plauSe
Butthe fault that this state of things now exists IS our
now We draw the iurrOw through the waste fields Of life
hands drop the seeds that spring up and bear fruit But
too many satisfied with their present rights and
She is cOnieted 10 sacrifice all that is highest on
o
when all these light fiy0les will lose their
for her Cornela, that proud old Roman matron, gath
cred the riches of learning about her in youth and age
on she sat ut home enshrined with those peren.
NAL treasures that do fade by using and the Kings and
mobiles of Egypt came unto her to learn wisdom,
and to pay her honor. But the world has not de-
manded of Woman anything that was high and
noble and the blame is at your doors You have shut Us
out from the law school and the medical college, ana ten
have tainted that we know nothing But there are two
colleges thank Heaven in your State and one IN
Ohio where they do admit women and negroes ZAP
years amid the high places learning, then
back just ready to Gegin to enter upon the duties OF life
Whereas must be through her education,
rid at least by the time she is sixteen. Applause Ii
seems TO me that men cannot know how they pucking
stars from their crown and degrading our common
humanity in thus depressing woman
j remember to have heard Theodore Parker once say
that "the little which the boy drops upon the ground
and the squirrel hides in his cheek contains all elements
of the mighty oak And thought just such is the race
to what might be We have not yet been willing to drink
of that bright perennial fountain whose waters give forth
richest knowledge And so ii will be just as long as Woman
is made depeDdentust long as she is made to feel
that she is not integral part of society for il to Woman
that society is TO look for the education of the rising gene
ration and in the words of the Proverba Philosophy
the sTss 9S oh s 9 Ss of @
thou guide the mind to good lead 1t to the mar
riuss of evil"
After few more remarks the speaker closed in the
following:
Accent what in this evening lecture seems to You true
throw away with ready whatever seems false,
and will thank YOU for it, For do not ask to respect
anything has just been spoken because have SAID it,
no morrow evening shall speak ofhe Legal disabilities of
wives and the Political disabilities of all of In other
words the fact that have not the right to vote and
only ask of you the kind attention which my lecture
this evening has received. lApplausel