The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

80, 80. "a nss ssnetAsng 70 dsnALA a.s tbs.
j.sss aaersss her eh.n; The QUESTION sssws@
ssnss i 81 70 The degree q her eesssiI and the
ssss sns sbcald occupy in contrast with man. u u b
With her natural dsreasy adopt certain sosiaas Who
ss.n set The bcrnc % her progress cannot st the
n.a 10 my slater and say hsw fAr abe sAAllso Nnsa
dsss he mteAd that they sAanee ussdY All but saws
opponents these ssprAsozs fer political rights are
lat Ne ana them Yss but the sAvsAoldsrs also say
1at thsiI slaves oontsn. with their esedtoa; be-
-. are 60 Only vt some Of these tyrsns AID Cypress
change places with their slaves, and they VIII iOd
the diHsrsrce-only yet men change their condition
Win voner ana They VIII tie rjst - thEt has bean
dose her and the difficulties under which she lASors
Because man not hitherto enjoyed the foil Hess
= showed ne privileges s joysd BY others Ns~ thus
d. With woman and the ipquietuds whioh prevail.
s.srs zone q our NOT nsgsns .onsn .s,t sM
occupied by them. They TIA. abe women Of ne East
Hsd they shsr rssts yst hs opsI than me
va ss Sss u .. 0o he ssts : .liss she sad
oAd ven viN see What change viii tise place They
snsse tLey DO not know what rights hey should have
Hsysps snovr that women ought TO have moro
hose Sssstiful distinctions which Gs4 has m.is -
twssD the ss1es, and that we slsud then under the
St "a Is sssaass .hsrs ssminins semsn. 10 bum1n
sstu1s that should allow part In thssvery day affairs
sBfe the rights OF women and hsr sphere must
~
rsn.s Il requires that woman hsnsli should be called
I'm vsisn ne hsv. 70 eonisDd. We ask ION woman
rVhts because she has human natcrc, snd It Is IN
manly 70 hsDsh her frcm the eiseUasicn and settlement
M BuIhigh here resamsd his amid roingset APP
psuse and h'sss ard vas sDssssded By
Nelae JESEIas CT Geneva. TINS hay com Uerced ~
sxsNkss 81 the American Revolution IL very msndA
M srns Of praise, And then vent oa 70 show that
vunan var tut folio wing the example Of the
ksAsr Of Revolution IN the movement In which che
engaged What ssid she, are the Liberties ENJOY %
DO mot t the
psbts, sI0hsr Of tee declaration OF Independence
mr array Der forcss 10 ords and press 90 ann soe
vsxld Re tree themselves must strife the blow
SCr,ss Of 'Hsy,h Hey" from the ganefy) She con.
Do is IKE pebble OF he seashore and she quoted
very long of poetry howing VIVA. can be doEs by
saJ could DO nothng IN hi. crest work, for needed
he aid Of AL and could refuse thor co-ogerssion
ADo~sSgea Ill she meSs Roo-n her wishes and sought
An those rghss she proceeded al great kng:h il The
Miss LUcY s1osR appeared on the platform, ard al
seunssc that she would occupy ths balance Of tue
morning hour-naneiy til half pest twelve O'Clock; il
twelve Mics Stone proceeded to give history
NE worDsps rights ON the time OF the
Aywt convention IN GENITAL New York, i've years since
ne SAID that ct that time was averred that
wese ft for hing but to stay 10 the house but
We hsve sssn, BY the example OF Harriet Hunt-sne rs
sse, and We ihsn hsA; from hsr-thas women men can
- good merchants; and enc LADY, in PhilAdel
pAiss has made herself rich by trade and com,
ysaat TO Metropolitan Han, last Sunday, where the
hsvsrsDd AnteAete l. Brown had the largest
s. ZEN ai.. because tsey know 70 better ausa
tes) SIN cay 70 them that nuuoer of sensible IN
Is e.aIsS o. tie isp 81 rs roa She Is Of the
szjc7est Of The Orthodox Miss Stone siso said thai
rAsa she made her fret appearance pu0hs speaker
nADy Of her friends shocked at her conduct bu.
sy two years Afterwards the PRINCIPAL ooiector took
Ae1 seat as president Of temperance meeting Of men
nd women. There is also in Chicago cashier Of 8
Asnk who is a n, and IN another Stae woman is
Register Of Deeds; ard also have women ~ro are
demand shat We shall be trusted farther. We call
Tss Az wns tnDf de renty from as TO cone here and
sn sops s.s .sss find the ns.,ss ~ESre tney
have five scsslons and have Issued tickets for
~ i've sefs,0as At twenty 6ss cents each tea. the
peosest serving girl can wish Il has also been
Proposed in business meeting, that should limit
spescnss so that 81 here can have opportunity
Neek their thoughts and words.
Mr. Oliver JoHSsox-Mrs. President, dsirs 10 say,
seetve 20 the nitation OF sresksrs, that It wa fixed
~ twenty niautes for each during me DAY sessions
aIs hAn Aeur curing TIE sysuire.
sczos o. The aides, wDo had pared long essays,
showed evd dent signs Of dissstists ctfon
The PBesDrNH hoped tina. the speakers gouii coaf1 .
themselves 70 rns resolutions under dscu-sioa sh
~.e glad ~ ths+ the nissoo Of had bern 50
S<eled to ~sy the Idea " the leaders Of
nsat vas rot that stoule he obliged to acc.p.
TIC privileges which they cesoaaded. SONS woman
uoac mo- desire to nlings IN the ousy walks OF lie
mary would have conscientious scrnplss relative 70
vofipv ppder the presert constitution BIZ. taey de
nsnosa that TREY should have the rgh. Of equality
Whey you'd have this The ay Iigbt be prr;sd of i.s
~syfsus ncies and the pu oc sentiment
changed In scocsusi0l, sne hOsed that there goid o.
long sheeoles, out tnst tue discussion would ZEE
re ptby and Pointed end that the invitation VIII n
tsc esfn given oc all rsrsons ugca the plst-
tsH ard Tree their n inds would be seceo pred.
Nj. ciTER JoHssoy-2rs President misses mo re
faa the en6a.ion relative 10 the Limitation Of
tke speakers 20 tssD, mirutes in the day Tins half
hour N the evening be sanctioned by the meeting
Tbs PEIsInESy then Put the ql-sto3 the ion
ssrssd and he Bocnefs adjourned their cheap
he houses for heir de meat
AFTERNOON SESSION.
n, sfts-noon session mepce1 st krse CLOCK
n accordance with the mot OF al journInsnt
Mrs.. LrgDsIA Horr csed the meeting to order. The
stseHosnce vas about large that at the moranS
ssaeson, the ladies' preso Mia liu, IS usual.
The proceeding opened with the read ug Of the
se.cbatjecs presested and accepted at ths morning
s<fslen
WILLIAM LLOYD GAaRssos, Of Boston, thea took the
socr. 1ha gentleman commenced by ssAing the very