New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26

NAL laws Of this country II they ekled consistently
for literal Interpretation Of al scdPtaral passage they
would do this We desired that there should be
ssency among these pous people who dole out Paa Tor
tter selfish ends The lecturer passed 70 more particu
lar consideration II the laws regulating the Of prop
er.y and offspring. IL was complained that the jsrMc
after toing accumulate property could not AZ me
ding hour devise farhings worth 70 her 0Ea f1ents,
nor 10 her children Nay the husband might sgnan-
der Il while she living a. thQusanfs had done
1.-THE wife h0ud survive the husband, -ae corlt oe
Iu III according 10 law With half even one third
Of bis estate aad iaat Tor her natural LIE a. ne ne
would have right to leave cent % her deare-, ria
tive however needy fhat relative might De 80 OF ts
coniTol Of Children This given to the husband, n
disregard Of The purtst and hoeft Of the maternal
synpstlcs Tie lecturer dvelf At length on this
topic AID Illustrated her views with many striking facts
ard citations IRON authorities.
She referred he p that he husband obliged
10 Ter the Lew take is and that he couli provds r
bis wife circumstances reqlrS AMI rdicllei 70 By tell
rr The the areodoie Of wealthy nan n this e.iie wa3
Wied iffy Thousand dollars to BIZ wife, AMI cOdp+-d
with TIE condition that she should not mary second
me-aHd vet lie had gotten Just that amount by their mar
rage, without cnv condition on HIM O,ler a1ccfotcs
we're related with telling ph and pointedaes-
IN 20 the OF; repeated Insertion ta women ve9
lecturer confessed that there things which made
this cate apparent But she desired 70 know selnshness
did Dot off prompt The cve' heh were claimed a. Pc
Cu.ary American For example, the NJ 81 tle oeat
in the stsgc0aoh At the dnnerable, or ia church
ItCse 4. gucL;ly mere hollow irna,as oae scar
being inrin-caly no better then thectner Now Ofrn
ard ye the expected under presen, lyenrona
russ. 90 give way 20 her. This was al wfoB Ia her
oLinon hcccrse Il struck blow ~ t.lt egral-y men
should he mainaued between the sexes btt De- ah-r
the seat was Ven up did that argue the ras amount
Of disinerestedness ait brted 20 the act Sae thought
rot since she supposed the dispenser o. such ehFlrc
lavors Pleased himself in pleasing w0man -especi ally
III enid The present pevcrcd stale o. thing', 70
peesc rather then Dstlnsy benefit oman seemed ID
Ia ,be great desieraium Of soeil lie 10 the connection
severe rebuke atminte TO female travellers Tor
Giving the conIteies relr1-d 10 without th- slightest
indication Of gratitude, TOO frequently the case
Tie lecture Wa closed with forehle snd encouraging
Wow Of TIC progress Of the ae and 0f,aa aeea Of a5
ton 90 purify the public opinion OF the age an give
gsnnire freedom 20 tie mind.
M.s. Goes lecture contained many passages OF rare
l,auty wf force, ihe r-Todueono Cd ~Aich h MT
plntlC with outline sketch Ike his. sac q De
cieois effective speaker Her voice j. efgec and "a
gab.o II agreeable m0cGltlon, while hog gestures are
ersc, end iorcibe. She announced her purpose %
deliver second lecture. THIS gave evident grliidsa.o IN
10 her eudors who Afforded cable indications OF
tlioir admiration % her effort ,hai evening