Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-21
MISS STONE.
Delivered very successful course Of Lectures
last week in Pittsburgh. The papers notice them.
favoraby The Dispatch says:

Delivered very successful course Of Lectures
last week in Pittsburgh The papers notice them.
fayorably. The Dispatch says:
The visit of Miss Lucy Stone to our city cannot
fail to have happy effect in drawing attention to
the disadvantages under which the physically
weaker sex labor, in competing for bread, wealth
and station with their brethren-and it has gratiied
us much to see her lectures so well attended in
community not in the habit of encouraging public
speakers, especially when charge is made for ad
mission to the halls they occupy.
True, hundreds have been attracted by the
novelty of a speech from Il woman, while natural
curiosity, and the fame of the wOmln have matcri-
ally aided in this result but that the result is
attained, and Lucy Stone has had the opportunity
advocating woman's rights and illustrating her
duties, so several thousand who have heretofore
heard Of this movement only through the missrep-
resentations of its opponents, we care little what
motive brought them there believing that many
who went to scof, came away disposed to investi-
gate the sube fairly and to aid in guaranteeing
to woman at least some of the rights Of which she
has so long been deprived.
No man who has daughter that may be left an
orphan-a wife, who may some day be widow-no
one who had mother-shoud join in the witless
sneers of brainlcss fops, against the efforts now
making by whole-sOuled noble women mot paste
] board and whalebone 'ladics'') to secure for the
which all should honor, at least such rights as
will render them independent, enable them to earn
their brerd without sacrifice of health, and pre-
vent any more being forced to what at best is
but legalized Ostituton-marriage without love.
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TnE TRAINER FAnrLY-The wife Of Charles
Trainer has been cmancipated and the family re-
Gently had public reunion in the City Of New
York The meeting was addressed by Rev. DIR.
Pennington and Mr. Lewis Tapran.
/ Mr.. Tappan gave history Of the case, from the
time the teegraphic dispatch was received from
Cincinnati to the decision Of Judge Barculo. ii,
narrated the hesitation and fear Of Judges ON tn,
bench to administer simple justice: judgment tha
might have been arrived at in half an hour, wa
sought for through the various Courts in this city
for more than three weeks, and all the justice thei
got was an undecided decision" lie told, in
simple and earnest manner, of the shameless el
ironery of the courtesan, us she sought to depriv
the father Of his child; how eminent counsel twist
ed and distorted the laws for her gold; how Judge
feared TO do their duty; how men, wealthy and in
lluentiul escorted the bold woman to and from he
home of shame to the Court House; how othe
men attended by bullies and rowdies constitutes
/, themselves her body-guard how, by her art an,
plausibiiites n large portion of the communit,
deemed her and not the parents the injured party
All this lie told, and how and often the friend
of the poor man came Of defeat in their laudabl
undertaking; how after seeking in vain for justic
in the City Hall, the Bench Of Kings County wa
appealed to. The rcquisition of Judge Barcuo
for the appearance of the parties in question he
fore him, and when the officer returned and said h
could not serve the process that another officer hat
got the papers, and refused to give them up ant
he feared his own life was in danger, the Judge re
piled, II am not Judge Of the County Of King
alone, am Judge Of the State Of New York
You shall have new papers; 50 TO the High Sherii
Of New York, and command him as a citizen Of th
/, State Of New York to aid you in serving the pro
cess, and if it be necessary take every ablcbodct
man in Kings County to assist you in carrying j
out The woman and the child were brought int
court and before the gaze, and ON hearing the opin
ion Of this Judge, she who had unblenchingly bra
we'd the eye of the world, and dared to tranpc be
meath her feet parents right to his child turneC
her face to the wall in very shame The speaker
on to detail all the circumstances in the case
how, when the lawyer told nf the adoption" o
the child by this woman, and Of the childs prefer
enee for her over her parents, the Judge said
What, will you tell me that when my child goe
into a neighbor's house, and is there detained b.
bribes of sweet-meats and toyp, that cannot clair
her and take her homer" As Lord Mansfield in
} mortalized himself by his grand decision, tha
: every slave who sets his foot on British sell
Free" so did Judge Barculo immortalizc his meme
ry by his handed decision in the "Jane Trail
! er case" Mr.. Tappan then told Of the lbcrato
Of the child and Of her joyful carcsses of her fail
err when she had been removed from the society
, the woman who claimed her.