New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
WOMAN AND HER RIGHTS.

woman writes very long and dscursve essay
in exposton other onthe Woman Rights question
Of our day The following extracts seem worthy o
consideration
lie dominant idea of Woman natural and pro.
per nerOry Man Is certainly deet-rous to the rsing
,neraon lmpant in the mind OF boy the idea OF his
mother being Inferior being and you mpAnt the rank
.st INSTRUMENTATION Delegated authority nev-r has the
force Of inherent right Let him read that Woman vas
tsced here meTely TO exhibit ID what manner an inferior
.as 10 worship superior being placed here that she
MIGHT teach nan by her love and service bow he to
ove ard God placed here type or symbol OF that
"ustr,us life b" which shsl one day redeem him from
ea,h ard ally him with Divinity because Man - bound To
love snd serve GOD alone-.il such idea teach the
boy to honor and obey such parent Is Il not pity
ha- the IS Ok Of Mormon and the Koran are taking IN
Cirsiian community the place OF the Scripture
We ask Dot less strlctness, but ask
equality Much has been said Of femsls SOm-n having
vh 10 leave their sphere 10 enter on that OF Now,
are not governed by laws and amenabs 10 laws Is
then beg ond sphere to say what We wsh those laws
iotel Our hand in law cannot hold anything, IS long
il useful To- Nan, but let II steal or cluot rrt aud the
Law fucs another owner She Is lett 70 her no One
bears Il for her Nov ask 10 Il night, si'er dsprivng
Of all the means Of acquiring property - leave
her in Of DEAN but ptanee not an men Of real es
tate Il small farm which she might says earned A. ser
wants wages, she receives, even no ko nearer than
cou but what can b. produced on one third after
keepng il in repairs Now, what is this, but The lndOO
law U ooifed TO sut Christianity modified cid va say
l. II often aggravated Can you omso indOrse
be law that says take the child from ihs mother which
kToW- will be to blessing aud % the fsthef,
abi,k il kIOws viii be TO it curse Can you, with the
sur light Of bsppin.s beaning on your pathway your
ohloen around you in asiy look WITH indifference on
laW that may be ringing the es bl, % from your less
fruIste sister IL c>rs the worst feature Of slavery
binding women by chain stronger than death itself.
How TO BE- MaRRED-Ifany thing could reconcile
sturdg bachelor Churchman 10 the surrender Of his sol
itay liberty it would be 70 have the voluntary
der Of hmsel take place in the following delightful
sshion The musical part OF the service peculiarly
significant s!uboical Of failure connubA harmony:
On Wednesday the town Of Odh IN presented scene If
con excitement ia consequence Of the marrsgs of
The eldest daughter Of Colonel Short ate OF the Codsrsan
Guards 70 Rev James Parker Harris formerly Curste OF
Wmcifed Colonel Short and his family dud1g their
c.uce Of something ~ than year In OdIhsm. have
made themselves greatly beloved among the numerous
rcor Of the parh that BY the Liter indeed by the
fiJir csssts there evidently felt graf anxiety 70
fLess tie ceremony The interest ordinarily shown on
such occasions also greatly decreased by the rGn)r
Which Lad gone abroad that the marriage service would De
cele brs'ed ziih tie aid Of music
Al u o'clock the Bridegroom elect, having taken his
cs in the BODY II the church beneath The chaneei arch,
III old custc Of celebrating marriages n th place hay.
been rssOsd by Tie present wear ms ufle aurniea
bridesmaids oiued him thrss. aud the marriage
service Was coumene.a by the Vicar Of oilham Ater
lt pause occasOued BY tie entrance Of those Of tie
?. who had remained outside q the church 70 VT
the ARRIVAL OF the bridal party Ihs congregation nov
sssen bled within the church was very large indeed aod
Tie behavior Of all when The service haa W~s
ost gpi@t and orderly The answers o. BON bride shd
r;5or 10 fte qu-.tiCLs Of the clergyman were made
rab ,snark abe disfuctness. The blessing having been
Ifonounoed the l-h Psan vas shAnied as The BRIDE and
,i.room followed the officiating clergy 70 the LOf4's
,tfe Tie responses after the Palm also ntOned
Ills was probably the frst musical celebration Of the
arr.ee srvics in the memory Of the Oldest inh4btsnt
J icrsased devotional FIFE Othe Church service when
nL.raly performed, shown very strikBgly on the
OCCASION the choir though Of very for
sfi. D. aequitiBg themselves creoitaby Alter the mar
age the Holy Communion administered 10 The newly
s,cosd PAIR and considerable number Of others incud
pg several Of the poor On the return Of the bridal party
n beautiful OF hmes leading from the entrance OF
RE fhurcbysrd 20 The porch, lined either side by
girls from the National School comprising the two junior
Classes Acn the bride aud hr sister had usually
ted These being arsd in white, by the Literally Of the