New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

last winter would not give rs 'he Mace IAwi L Be-
cause Woman has walked % the polls and east As- f,s
ence IN favor Of fhe Laqosr Tuascf Ia a.. IN.
reason No, certainly net Wonka has BEEN shus
on, from every active rei"rnAiory MEASURE ne
moment She has proposed &C. effectively Ay i,A,.s
for the removal OF the rather than oooisndnr via IA.
efects has been discovered that she est Of Re-
proper sphere irmy believe that the future VII .ool,
demon staie this and that capital uis,.ke has been made
Applause n feminine element mus; De lively isa,sl
into this reform II not sutcen; that be passive-N
mus; act leAvsn upon the mass Nousns energy bee
depth of eusbsy her riiude and strength OF paroos
her incentive 10 acton her efficiency IN acton. I'd her e.
pScy IN the execution al plans when once the Woman
reused greatly need be brought into active service
ApplSu'e Men have folded their arms IN the s;nss
10 Woman sudeEngs nom the '9cor traffic er
three hundred and sxtyur days OF the year sal on Ia
three hundred and sixty 6h with All the pride ADD ponp q
conscious importance and hvtrous bearing he has sase5
10 the ballot box and gwen that support without which the
productive cause of al this suffering would 10 ext
And cannot ms lord might allow 10 woman 70 lAhc;
freely snd publicly Cor the suppression o the trac
in dursnce Ofhis pleasure she has suffered ron And n
hy your liberation, for S her right 10 makes ne blood
chin in my veins when hear mep whose philanthropy
as cold their spirituality Sd talk about womans BE-
ing Of her proper sphere when she pess Tor eempe
tent protection for her from the destroying poweroA
Loror Traffic Applause Has ever occurred 70 hem
that the wives Of the $4,000 dunksrdS who annually 90
into their graves out Of their propersphere Haskevsr
occurred them that the thousands Of women Intelligence
and refinement the idols OF dony parents sHs
eTirg AZ the hand ~ brutal violence living death, ara
out oherproper sphere Has ever oceurredto hem thac
the thousands Of women OF delicate sensibites ard caVSt
ed mind in intimate companonsAp with vile profaae and
obscure so out OF wOman proper sphere Have they
ever discovered any Improperly in wOmu's occupying
such position Have they discovered Any ndeeS
CIV in such position No they have never dreamed Of
IN That ia phase Of the question TO which ihoir short
sighted vision. blurred by prejudice and seSshness las
never attained They quite cbvioUs as 20 me tAc 81
these thousands being out OF their proper sphere pci
where dozen women, cut Of seven handrsd tho1-
and in STATE. appear upon the rosirum OF mo lecturer
10 vn6csta the right OF the hundred thousand
20 the protection of their most sacred interests,
which exist upon earth they shocked al the mpropne
~ Of the movement Laughter They call Woman
weak and talk gravey Of her need Of protection Of the
decsCies Of her nature u epecUar sphere OF Woman
OF the Idelicacy OF her occupying public position Is
there any thing corrupt degrading in action In character
or In language which such associations with the vile does
not reveal 10 woman Who in God name Is more ntn.
atey associated with sll that is vile corrupng and debAs-
ng In intemperance than the drunkards wife The ng.
gardy of this spirit might rouse Indignation
contempt not the proper emotion AppaEssl Poor.
weak Woman She has always been weak. She always
need of being look ed after and protected Has not been
so from the beginning Did she not first yield TO ismps-
ton Was she not first in the transgression All yesN
Eve could conquer old Adani-poar slf,
But 10 conquer the woman, took Satan himself
The arguments advanced to silence Woman's voice 90
this subject perhaps quite strongly supported oy tne
HOLY Scriptures a. those drawn from the
spstan the orthodox OF that climax OF sbomnanons Amer
lean Slavery, and the Divine right of kings GreS APP
pausel But my friends promised at the commence
men 10 detain but few moments, purpose - detan
you no longer. Applause
DIR. }. r. SNopGRAss, of Baltimore, then made short
speech lie said
SPEECH DR.. sNoDGRAss.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN | ordinarily exporiense = not
uncommon embarrassment in addressing the people upon
the subject assigned tonight which, as learn from thu
program me, is The Temperance Issues o. the Day"
The difficulty grows out of the magnitude Of the issues in
voved and the wide extent OF the field OF inquiry The
facts are so multtudnous, and the arguments nexhlus
tible that often feel somewhat as did ntghbor OF nine
in Virginia according to his account lie farmer.
His land naturally highly productive But he, auforu.
naely became addicted to habits of ntemperance. liz
houses and barns had gone rapidly into diapdation.
Where panes Of glass once Oundnow 10 be
old tattered garments and rmess hats His fences
falling. and becoming overgrown with brushwoOd and
brambles. His corn, when planted and his wheat when
town. were neglected and left prey to the pigs and tho
chickens Looking sadly day upon this picture Of ruin
friend asked him why he did not do something 10 remedy all
hese evils WELL said he the fact is that got much
10 do pow days that I've time 10 do nothing IAugher
suppose my friends, bis meaning that his work bad
accumulated his hands that he was discouraged rom
attempting anything. | certainly feel that ] oAnnot do
nythiug Alright to night But am embarrassed. on The
present occasion by another and special case. Al
hough placed here Of the regular speakers Of ne
evening that have only been used 70 make up
the usual supply There l. to follow Miss Sone
whom know you would much rather hear than, myself
one around whom all occasions and especially the
present Ia view OF this meetings origin there Justly well
naturally cluster associations Of interest could not
under such circumstances hope % do justice 20 any
branch Of the subject assigned to me- much less 70 the
whole field SHALL therefore irespas upon your time but
for few minutes with outline OF facts and opinions
leaving you 10 Gil il up at your leisure.
What then the "issuos Of the day They are, a.
usually expressed, "M0al Suason and Legal SuasOn
To these suppose shall have. in review OF the
curences at the Convention on Thursday suason
and "wOmsn susson" II may be allowed 10 call this
and novel issue. Laughter and cheers of the
older issues Il Is my purpose 20 speak in the little shall
have 20 say leaving the other 20 more appropriate hands
after but a word or two upon II most.
One would suppose that IN government k" oars where
the mo iory rule prevail, and where the baotocx the
Medium through which opinions and wishes ac,lazed
through law and made practicable that there would be mons
Of the seusees cry We hear about mixing temperance
with politics have bui rule On this point What
consider worth thinking Of 10 my private medttnOns ana
taking in the social circle think worth carrying 70 the
ballot boS There would take all Other Interest,
sometimes even those OF religion elf-excepi those IN
deriving this great reform Of Temperance reps's a. 70
with fer reaching and momen0us issues 10 our race. APP
plause ! see not indeed how we can dispense with le
gal -uason any more than moral suason. Ia f3d We
need en- both for complete As well might you
anc pate successful SAL up your beautiful Hudson with
a one cared boat get along this reform without both
these appliances. f0ur boat might DlOre bat it would be
round ana round without progress SO with the glorious
boat Of Temperance y must have both these oars
expect 20 reach the haven NJ wishesthe redemption
Of our race from the woes ~ ntenperaDce Applause
There is q class With whom moral suasion = Bdspens-
Die ] alude a. tbs confirmed drIDkard The tpler b
without excuse utterly Not with the poor druDkari
He hs. sumo shadow Of 2au bity bis pleading for HE
accustomed poton and bis apologies He may talk 81 habit
a. second nature DE Diseased and should b. treated
accordingly He ends bis perverted physical habits sting
upon HE mind dragging h faculties however once rted
down down 20 the level ~ ms own brutality IN accord
snce III those laws Of sympathy which control
iure sways-hOse mysterious actions and reactions be-
tween the physical and the mental and sPiriu
But even these pleading for restraints Of law.
Sad D. friend Of nine IN Balimores man Of talent
in one Of the proissons vel meaning ard useful man r
tie ssvs Of his sobfety what think you of the Mare
= AZ N vel.