New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

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c.,rctiness yei herein woman ~ns DO prime genius
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,, of ,onpnrrs no style adopted IN he etiquette ~
cours bui whs hrst The action OF sofnr WHihn'
woman Who chhrDrd the b'h0idrrs ~ t1m bhF ef-
,,rssior which man copied hrd be thought thht 10
ibid ,ohyt iCy their ritual manners. There VIVA no
advantage without compensation. Woman wa more
vulncrnblc more iufiun, than man. They eoud not
Lc spcb elegant artists in The element OF ihncJ they
did not give Themselves to IT, hey were poets VINO
believed their own poetry they dwelt more thAn man
IN The kingdom Of illusion. They admitted into their
ntrorherr waves waves OF coOed mt, ana they
ssx nll objects through those warmtin'cd insts wnch
onveIope them. But the crown OF woman, the throne
Sc be, Affection and ecu,imen' and the infinite enlarge
ent 10 which they lead WIS the passion OF love pa inter-
ard adorner Of and earl, life: but none suspected
in it, bushes and remors, what tragedes ana nihor
talitios were beyond il. Mr.. Emerson then went on
10 show that az society had progressed so had the
nosition of women changed and improved and con-
cuded bv saving that he did not think II yet ap'
reared that women wish an equal share In psDhc
affairs But it was they, and Lot we, who were TO
determine it lApplausel Ii we refused them vote
we should refuse TO tax them according 10 our leu
tonic principle, no representation no TAX Al
events this upresrng Of new opinions in many minds
was a wonderful fact Whatever is popular is import
ant az showing the spontaneous of the hour for
the aspiration of this century will be the code OF the
next. A masculine woman was rot strong, tuI lady
is The loyelest thought the poorest PRAYER rush
ing TO be the history OF thousand years. Let US nave
tine true woman the adorner, the ceremonial the hos
pltable, the religious heart and no lawyer need be
casd il to write the spula ions with cunnns clauses
of provision and strong nsrlm,n s. Then, he ought
to say he thought it impossible 70 separate the educa-
ton and interests Of the sexes Improve, and rehne
the man. and you 90 the same by the woman,
wbe+l er YOU will or no. Toe slavery OF woman hap
pered when men were slaves or kings The amellora.
to- OF manners hsd ought woman amelioreuon, OF
course hence this huge oesite OF better laws rms
new movement he said in conclusion he looked al "a
a tie shared BY the spiris of men and women ana
they might proceed in faith that whatever womans
heart was prompted 10 desire, mans mind was stimuli
taneously prompted to accomplish Applause ,
SIrs. +. Oakes Smith then delivered a poem tui OF
keen Satire points, and which was listened to with
breathess interest