New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

Mss xAar GaEw thea came forward she said
this was erninerfiy an sss OF progress. In former
times men were employed IN gloTiying the vic.
tory Of some eonGuerOr, but this was an ace
when individual man threw aside all respect for
rnousrrhs ard IS individual sacred in the
eyes Of hs Greater, should he be in the eyes Of
his fellow man Everything should submi, TO the in
oury Of TIE striy refcrmers Of the present sgc No
institutions were 50 old aud creed sacred to
eespe for the great men would investigate everything.
and ind out with torch OF Egh, 81 TIA; remained con-
ccaed Il wss useless 70 resist this movement Of the
sce and an should be accepted IN the society OF Their
fellow man. in order TO correct snd improve and up
raise her-whesber the crimnSl the outcsst and the
slave. Aud bound T. love those Of our brethren
a. be who made loved And ~ say that nose we
committed suffer rightly snd should he len 70 SUI
fer, Genes with bsd grsee from those who lost al
night 70 redemption III Il was rcpGrch based tnr them
/ hy the blood OF the Savior: Sud indeed from the
/ follower Of him who earth the friend OF
pueicans and sinners ard no, 20 call the Just,
tu, sirrcrs g. repentance. No should DC care
ful stretch out their hands TO each other women
who suffer from the injustice of and who, If she
hiss ever been in prison has ony he prison 10 look 10
III, Mace N which 10 end her days. IL should be looked
IN whether through weakness temptation she has
fallen into crime but matter what her past may have
been II u for you 10 say what her fature VIII be- II
she walks the street and has zone 20 speak 10 her or
stretch cut the hand Of assistance t. AID her, Is % be
wondered ~ that She csts he hrcst OF inamy and
cullt Woman shrinks from her. aud man whose VIC
rm she has been, shUns her; but how do these
pure women meet IN taclr drawing nomsf Men
~ whose acts vi vilsiny these ~retchei ones
owe their fsll while such prsctscc exists there
hope While proud fine company OF rich. the wick
edly weshy and the great received by females, we
shorld noua whqt makes them shun their fallen sister
les: they might be po,ased' For certainly was not
hatred OF .sOra guil;. whatever u might b. II suit
fern from want and misery she suffers herself 10
perish rom than sink into vice or become
toluied hy crime she en;cItans greater fear OF the
Codhead anu love Of virtue than many OF those
who 20 90 WORSHIP IN splendid churches and kneei to
worship luxurious cushions IACse females who have
not got an early moral education required the ad and
helping hand Of their sisters when they fell tor was
not enough Tor those who hsd hespsd mp riches and
earthly wpoth educate heir own children and iani
hes-they sbuuld extend iha. CducsOn 10 others tor
none could be expected 70 bemorsl who did not get are
hgous education But the life ofman sndwomSn OF the
present d melancholy, Tor a. hsy seemed 10 desire
was in high circle crcste there AMI
build Grand house To live in bat all viii pas soon
away a. Thousands who have the same have passed
before US bus human soul who has ever attempted
10 eyae the moral condition OF his fellow man ever
rsssed awav or sthough the door and the deed might
te FORGOTTEN oy man. both recorded in toe book OF
life and would remain there cor eternity.
Miss LUcRErA Morn then came forward. She said
she was greatly delighted when the eloquent gentleman
who spoke Ia the early part Of the proceedings had
travelled somewhat out OF the regular course and con
Gsmned capital punishment. When she heard bs
. Crlnions OEafQWfO uy tAt ul-~t optoAVh sho bO-
gan TO think that the next thing that would be
done would be to disavow her, for she was
certainly against the death punishment. She had
resumed her courage, however, when she heard him
attribute TIE increase Of crime 70 tais very law.
seemed exraortinary that he should be Invited To
sneak ia favor OF Prison Association. when her creed
was 70 abol al prison. andths should be thoereedot
oil who believed ia Him. Il whose coming there were
t5pcs o. iey and gldrsss proclaimed. Slo considered
thrt peniten ,arios were very useful as the morally in
sne should be restrained well ~ the physically in
sane She would NOT uuderrste sunday schools but
no meter how beautiful the creed was. nature ought 70
be provided Tor and banquet OF loaves and hes would
/ always be n very appropriate Introduction 20 an eS
bouncing ot the Gospel she Thought mat modern re-
hlOn had done great deal IN bringing ABOUT te prcs
on dcnoraled state of sOci ~ la dyorcnz aith aud
worke-f0r persons oteu found to be the strctest
! church goers and the most orthodox who were the
greatest cppresscTs Of the poor In the sae way the
merchant who went out fOu the church, dbl 40 IN Of
der to combine with his fellow capitalist, create mo-
nOpoy, and grind the poor Inc criminals, when tas
course OF conduct the part of the rich had made,
were long cruelty treated and lected but this Society
however beginning 10 do something Tor the prisoner.
But 70 cid women encctusly. must endeGyor 10 en-
large the sphere OF the employment OF women, for In
TIE way ia which they are Of present applied WIN NOS
be sufficient, the cause OF densnd and supply
be iutericred with. II this was done there would Do
Ices necessity for Prifon other benevolent Societies.
InempersDce had arrived NJ great pitch that IL be-
gen 20 appa those who themselves the greatest
/ cGuae Of u, and might be said OF some OF them on
the ICA anu ia mo pAlpN-tt you tuI lhnotful
throw the first stone But society must 90 on nproy
ng and the sphere OF woman should be enlarged, and
ho was q ting into OF tho profitable PROBES
.ions and come situations to which good salaries
attached and she considered her ~ for IL ~ her
woult be mser-inan- Man has monopolLcd all things
herCCiore mOnOpolzed the professions and colleges
taxed women and forced thea TO pay la order 70
! educate who might speak eloguenty
learned and eloquent friend did In the early part
/ OF the evening But women here como forward add
claim their -har. Sothst u would be no longer neces
Of hirff.a in nria
understood and appreciated by them. There strike
in Baltimore am clad to hear TO- ] am always happy
TO hear of strike. | love b hear the brakeman and
/ the hborer strike for his rights. do no, know that
q the best mode but s, cannot help rejoicing waen
hear that tie InonOpOlts kely 10 be forced - do
Justice sm sgsnst all monopoly love freedom IN
everyhingand now speak under fear Of The Ifibans
paper read always and respect much for the stand
has taken In support of the just claims OF our fellow
men and women who are oppressed, but do love FREQ
/ dom in everyrhing-reedorn In trate-freedom from
I all mOnopoles. After again speaking on behalf d
women aud sskDg for aid for the Prison Association,
ere retired smid the cheers OF the meeting.
/ Dr. Wellington then addressed the meeting, asking
the cooperation Of the fri nds Of reform with the 30
ciety After another prayer the meeting adjourned.
~ A wild man named G0ings, originally
from Eat Tennessee who has been living In the hollow
ueessnd and who has frequently been mentioned
In the newspapers recently captured near Florence
Aisbams lie L. from - ~ 30 years Of age. Iie had
been surprised several times by parties, and tales of
romantic encounters with him were deemed fabulous
hsretsiore. Last December attempt male u
capture him. but he euded bis pursaers and forsook his
then quarters In the hollow Of chestnut tree pack
OF hounds afterwards got hD trail, but owing 70
the rugged character of the country, the horsefnsa
could keep up. and tie ssIse loss In ms ra,evs
of A0al Creek All further pursuit then abandoned,
and many believed tho whole story fabulous uutI Last
Sunday week boy belonging 10 p. Nicely, reported
to b. master that he had q man upon the blufs
near noted cave, on the plantation Of Judge Posey
Mr. Nicely Immediately collectei number OF gentlemen
ard proceeded the spot indicated The day o9s
Of he most inelement Of the On nearing the
mouth Of the cave they dieered The shic~taE finn Of
ta< poor wretch buried bs>afA eos0taS Of aya~ lie
paid no attention their o come forth and
one Of the company thouzhtessy we hope) tossed IN
dog which, making furious assault brought the hapess
| Recu-e ~ his feet He thsn In Q state Of
slrnoet perfect nudity pre-esfng picture Of ahect
misery and squaIt wreehedness which utterly begss