New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

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VIII Eser vie ho II Sc loved become in Al sai
IN c-rs ,tlersPy o. rS q sls mat lave essa had
TX GSs so7lG have control with her haSsai Aeir
osr delegation e. ps'su power 0uh 70 % ys4 wi1hoat her
AwG.v soad unless judeay rejected Cor isc,pseEy
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exempt c execution usk, neither sid eh Be nvi.
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nj N. sg fsatns TO .se separation snSd,orcs ,s,ad
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secured atusl fgnhesnes Aad many osoer pfesa' .a''
III and e'sec' srs rish per'ca Nd property
LIQUID se sheSu. projected o aS Ss, in csS
thai Ta5 d-g taken asA' Der aud tes, ne Interests
,se Of her prors, may ensae mari,se dissolved
Nt fre,,rsnce OF males m eseeu! e. real eise al dIoa
tier Of Percns property should = abolished see sub esg
Tt - Rev sts vol "a Peg 10 sc I9.p Pas S ss
S' p set 81, s & 20 S y cha, P' Of s :;
KIN wea.s Should a exercise equally with rsAt Of
suesse which absolute ,lt loot elective yiaasl o.
her rIoP.rty the t'Saton and eommul9n tor high
myo.e5 or ] on 5ohsr rsa SEC Il DIE sa part
- Rev stss vol I'd Psse $50 Peraaps see AZ ;. gsy
% such they elective by the people where
ia Rs stat rse 81 But ~ mere statute women may be
authorized at and school meetings urn mlnei
Won !sou 3 % Ss to ii professions or
gPs'T % ~ s5 @sn f,@ c IGs Gs s IN ssV .
psr ~ Constitution exeudes BY ni cizsns
nom coming and couuseo should be amended os
Xyi .hoold be Juror, selected tie
sc sob ard art tide chap part Rev stat 81 vol.
XyII Woman should Be eligible employment all pubic on.
and all edeeao1 establishment which are tho VS.
other State and should mPaAy
wiz males on qga terms ana r ss ssT.
ought DO ,rbu ed without distinction of,ex
Statute page should be Organized and PerPeuated ia
Of bo erSs " would ss uStass 70,
or, all other courts thousands upon aud
h
the costs end other evils Of litigation especially among membe"
XIX tddi the statutory dedaous pIosc1ns that
whenever and wherever the masculine gender mentioned hs sm
sh be implied except whore such construction woui la s
be asald might furnish certain rale, in
XX KesoTed as is above oaory Indicated natural
Tsi ss sn,S.n a Seso%s
responsible Tor the civil consequences OF her contracts eoadnct
comyu,n be scpstsd b, other han her tree VIA
and sense duty guided by Conscience enlightened BY reoa and
10 show how aneu and .se pretended sppreheu
about the influence ca snd domestic arrange
eoncedns her aimed hshs the COMMITTEES
cct',itu,Ica il ci5. lsee INDEX M,Ied wo@epnl
Judge trri yesVon denounced with much yehemence and
fgn tenor quietly became statute law but two years efTard
ard Diods;sd salrtsy ,Gns9asnSsr ,,.. ,,.,.,..
The hue aud cr" aai1, demanded aud indie
Ernestino L Rose followed in speech of about an
hours duration Calculating and simplifying tho points
presented in the above abstract in her elegant aud
eloquent style She listened TO with close attention.
at the close greeted with warm applause, which
the Chairman hammer could not check.
In the evening lectures were delivered 1T Association
Ball to a small audience, by T. L. Rose and the Row. w.
III Claiming Mrs Rose subject seemed to be .for only
heard the conclusionD Social evils attributable to
"roneous education, both ply iioa! and Intellectual
Mr Peot Of the Institution for Deaf Mues is here with
twenty Of his pupils, and gave an exhibition for the
benefit OF the Legislature land himself last evening in
the Assembly Chamber The Hall crowded before
the commencement of the exercises that your reporter
could not squeeze himself in He however, attended pr.
vste exhibition the evening previous at Congress Hall.
before the Governor, Heads of Departments and other
dignitGs II was the that has been exhibited here
every year since have been acquainted with Albany,
more especially when tKtrd appropriation from the
L. gsl0ture is 10 be applied for.