New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08

vur sanction as "a ~ Won can 70 this measure Bal and
Ecepors ren are ng INTO Offices where their mscoaf1ct
ciorey Affects rs TIE question Is greet We have
81 rs converton Incy Stone ard Wendell Phillips wao
al our Constitutional Assembly i,st wear in Bosom.
was present bu. sent paper which viii resi TO
you. Cheers aud disturbance Piesso De qnei because
you are law makers Laughter and agpausei
The speaker read Der protest - The Constniionai As
seubiy in which the wrongs of Woman we've ineidy pas
Ny brethren leave this matter before you and ask you
70 consider a. IN important question, NOT alone N 20
htiea view bu great point demanding deep earnest.
The President introduced to the Convention Mrs Frances
II Gage, better known a. " Aunt Fanny. The Poet
brs. Gage said; This morning when was leaving ny
boarding house, some said 70 me. ready
armed and equpped 20 20 and light the men" The ex-
preston fell heavily on my heart have no light with
am daughter wife. sister and mother sal in
al those relations live IN harmony wi men II Is tho
bad laws and customs Of society that contend with The
men are above and beyond me laws snd asSa the lat
ter only bUt there IS one law which hsve never heard
any Of my sisters touch upon that as 10 Wis which allows
husband with determining The ict II wife When heis
alive, also q contrcl her whenhe Is dead
Would any gentleman Ike II have tla law conversed
VIII real win alter the o'd fashion L viii faD unjust
II ou all ears as 4 IS on niue Here Mrs Gage read
amusing form Of WIN in which wife leaves TO her
her horses carriages &c 10 her daughter some valuable
claims ard properly and 10 her husband $780, 40 ares OF
Wild land in Illinois anf their bed long as he remained
her wiiower. loud cheers ard laughter
Would any of you Ike power Ike that placed IN our
hands Il is trnc the power Of this kind given u bus
bands Is not often used against but answer the law
Is m0de for extreme and while such statutes main
on the books good viii to try l0r their re-
moyal ask the right 70 vote because woalt create
Nnt0gonn. but harmony. want 70 anita ,onsm,
for where there oppression there must be antagoa n.
feel unwel and almost declined spca@ug a. ALL therefore
sit down with these remarks
Eucsnc L. Rose wish make one alluson 70 tho law
Just advCrtod TO- married woman has no, a right to
make viii, according 10 The statutes OF our S,ae.
We told that al persons except IDIOTS persons Of
sound mind, infants and married woTen allowed 10
make wills l. not this insult to male infant 10 b,
placed in the category with amarried woman Sho
has right 10 bcqpoath dollar, 40 matter what sho
may have brou ht into tho marriage accam Hated in IT,
Not dollar 10 friend or even TO her own child to keep
him from starving,
Lucy Stono-just one word think Mrs Rose Is a III
a. mstG en- when she says woman cannot beQueafh.
Ms Rose said she sta;ed the fact only as TO particular
State
Lucy Sione-Ttat is right BIT some States have pro
vded that woman make valid VII in two eases
ls where her husband writes his Mt the VII, 81.
where she wills al 70 him. In which his written assent
is not considered necessary. Laughter and alplausel
i. {. RuIlegh spoke next on rising he was met by
storm of Kisses lie said; there here who
to wish TO rush doctrine further than desire.
and TO show that women only have right 70 appear
before public assembly. Last night some one in tho
than three have beengven, but viii recapulate the
arguments briefly.
Mr. Burleigh did so in forcibe and eloquent strain.
Dr. II. h Root took the platform and proposed TO givo
three rCa.ons why sh0ud and why should not
vote. lsi Because there is original command OF God
tint men should rule ID Because Of mans superior
strength Sd Ii man votes that IS reason enough why
W man should not
Alex Parker took the stand AMI made few remarks
abou The fall Of Man. that seemed Of no pornenco TO tho
suhCc before the Convention which then adjourned to
T. NJ.