New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1883.

- ;,h ,;eb,s ard saties woman Is hooked only
A. an sppeudsgr, <itb right, bat only duI-S IN
nan cruskes down woman, Ani declares her 70 10 ~ INV
Iook Al the pss, in this country with hundred NIL
Hon- spent for the purpo.s OF var ana 10 ths ~
p4ri@r diunksIDess md heen,ioEpess on thu neseas
snd say that II she had share 10 our 6oVernmen
/ would ever consent TO H.
TIe declaration What God has Joined ls. no ont
asupder" should extend beyond the family circle The
erest act nos be performed IS moral society anu 10
rake II onm 20 the great law of justice and bow eau
this doue except by restoring 70 the place where
sbe can brng play the peculiar faculties which she ps
sesses When country is settled ihs poorest land Is
frt cultivated because brings he quickest returns 81 n
the p seLt case the ch deep soil 81 the mind Of IN IN
Las VET io b. developed In baroArous time whea the
AZ ord rub the Ind would have ben for so
an have taken hgh position. ha; iod has .rr sed
when society needs the female qualities OF Affection justice
and religion
Iwou an occupied her legitimate place, there would be
great changes She would consent tnat in Boston,
thirteen hundred persons ever thirty 9Th voter should
BE- allowed 10 Manufacture drunkards H. by the SIDE OF
every Alderman sat AlderU0aR, aud by tn side 81
every Con Councilman saf Common COgncic IA a.
not by br vote would persons b. licensed IN make drunk
xGs ard when p-ti0ued FOR equal school puvi-
el she would be met by the reply that there was 40
oney b.canse wanted TO send up 6reEorks and in
toxicate Can aoaD guests
Social Government Is yet in IFS infancy Many eXpsr-
m.nt- mus yet be made, many of which will fail hat the
i'd that yet attained perfection, IS fall scous
Heretofore in the State, has been in"orporar intellectual
and musruar strength the petitioners Ask 20 have made
stir more perfect by addiog productive power,
which sha increase its wealth intellectually and physi
cay a. old the emancipation Of labor 10 England the
wealth ard power of that country The emancipation OF
women from her rammes is the emancipation OF half the
world Ii the thick manly hand be taken from her
head she viii demonstrate that she Is not the Inferior
Of man.
He smoke here in behalf Of the i've hundred thousand
women # Massachusetts, asking for Justice, ADD he asked
tor II also IL behalf If the male 70 whose advantage
would rebound For his part he amazed that men can
sit justice and Try woman the Judge male the jury
male the officers male and the lawyers male II ne Wa
iuryman and woman was 10 be tried he should h as
pcs-d ask the Cour, 10 allow his mother and sister 20
come and bv bis side and counsel him IN the matter m
his view il wholly impossible for woman IN such
case 10 receive justice, and in asce 10 the end goes back
10 n Ose who do Il. $1,000
The Anglo Sa1ons ara a cruel race and out little
what Ga, perish that they prosper Nomtn Is ever
working for good to other Irrespective 81 herself haa
been So that # had been h-n legislators the Rev
ufors war never would have occurred but how were
the facts lie would relate single Instance which oc.
curtd IN the town where be was born m n retained
home from the fight for more bullets Lead VS. scarce
bu h w brous HI forth the pewter platter and hs Fer
spoons and SAID make bullets Of tne n-we will henceiorh
eat from wood.
On Ills question the Committee were responsible for
their dunes % the community their own hearts, and TO
God II nav be- thatthe fremos' wave will IA spent but
aun'ber and Till another vi come until the accom-
plisfmen' Is reached The Committee knew how unprpu'
lar he wss aud he hoped that they could look At his idea
and lim, ard Do justice that they would take the
initiative in bloodless and peaceful revoluio ion aud in
Other day, there would be erected 10 them nent
larger and greater than that which now rises ~ the skies
Il nights adioibIg city.
The Committee by their action were % say whether
won an was hereafter 10 be- treated person thing
end hey would hardly have the face 20 home 70 their
wives daughters ard say, the Of Massachusetts,
came 10 and asked be treated part of the
= unity but replied no, you OILY hi' Is ASA
cluses has be.or, day taken the initiative in reform
There - Just outside Of Boston lofty viii tells of
the iua i've che took in mighty matter of which she is
not row ashamed.
Sir. ParL er spoke for an hour snd qupter and the
above is only brief sketch Of the he DIS of his argument
He was followed by R-y Nr Hgginson on the same
side, after which the meeting was adjourned