New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
BOSTON.
Free Observation-Disclosures woman's Rights.

To ne Ed'ss Of Tao n T. 7Si1sNes
BOSTON. Friday May =. 1855
"Haviuc heard tie very able discussions before tue Con
VentoE OF tie New England Anti avery Society | Am
much impressed with e force of H. remarks made 10y
MIR Garrison relative to tae pr0prieiy OF participation in
the future discussions their platform by all the opponents
Of slavery tia; desire 10 state his position briefly, and
invite cur comments thereon
AMIR Garrison urges that entire freedom being permitted
10 all persons take part such discussions that the truth
may be rescued there is reason Why Free Sellers Wings
and Democrats should not avail themselves OF the privilege
TO present their peculiar views II their positions
sound an excellent opportunity is thus afforded 10 make
them known. and the truth has nothing 20 fear IN
test with error Why should not al Amt Slavery
ct6e 10 the proposal
This seem, SO reasonable cannot but hope the invita-
ton may be accepted VIII you be good enough 10 state
your approval OF objection TO such course IL
very desirable there should be greater unity OF action
among the friends of freedom and frank. fearless and
thorough discussion by those Who entertain opposing views
60 the proper 10 &c pursued ought 70 promote T.
The freeSsrs ably represented tins year AMI u Is
evident tie debates have tended TO promote more lar
moncus and respectful feeling between the ultra and poll
teal AnliSavery men. Why may not AniiSlAysry, Wings
and Democrats profit by the example
"nieretpg and able Arguments Sere made this morning
bv Iucv Stone snd MCuGeN Phillips before a COmnrtee
OF the CONSTITUTIONAL CauN eution in favor Of provision in
the new constitution admitting % the exercise
the elective franchise They listened 70 with marked
attention they presented such oogent reasons in favor
OF this that more enlightened legislation In regard
10 women viii probably resus, although the time for iaI
Justice Gsy nos have yet arrived Some Of the Sooas Of ;hs
Rsv stafe would haye their opinions oi womsns sblHy
20 ,r.selt her sex rally changes xou isy AiemS
70 answer Miss S,Cne : ar4 Utleri
lOGrS very truly
- MORTIMER Han
We are heartily in favor Of Free Discussion Of Slay.
cry as Of every thing else, and approve r. Garsoas
idea of havnS all opinions, views, ideas parties, repre-
sented in debate on proper occasions bat do not
believe in that sort of Free Discussion which would
permit ANY izSridEai To GET up and bore large iute
gent auditory at a length with the frothy OuiPoarng'
Of his cracked or empty noddle We hold the right Of
audiences to be shielded from intoerSbe boring pa
ramouut TO the right of any spOuter to bore them Se
cur remarks on s z. Andrevss AnttMArriage essays;
also on the Hartford Bible CoHyentiOn) In fact, the
ultra AbOonsss have been compelled to take substaa
italy this position in reference to one Of their Christening
infections known as Abby Folsom. But let the Slave
holders the Democrats the Wings, the Free Sellers,
&C. be invited 10 choose each representative TO appear
on the platform of the Antsavey Society and SCI forth
their respective views, and the meetings wiz be more
fully attended and 10 vastly moro good CEl