New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-15
ETr. EEtlsIaes' Lecture.

Mr. Hughes delivered the last of his very original
lectures on 'Woman in Sociology in Lyceum Hall,
last evening. His text was, ''The Marriage Evil, or
the Slavery of Women and the Women of Slavery"
After showing up the denominations Of Mormonism
and freeoyeism and the evils Of the great majority
Of marriages nowadays, he arrived at his nltlmatum
which was that t'perfect love' is the only principle
upon which marriages should be contracted proving,
at the same time, that everybody ought to get mar
red that celibacy {religious cebacy not being con-
sdered) violation of the laws Of nature, which are
the laws of God, etc. He drew a rather grotesque
parallel between the slavery of women in the married
state and Of negroes in the Southern States and be-
tween freelovesm and freesosm in which, whilst he
denounced the free doctrines as fanatcal and rnous,
he made no auson to peculiar institution further
than was necessary for purposes of Illustration. An
tithesis and classification are Mr.. Hughes strong
points-tlus 20 Every defect has its efect;' NAM
mon marriages are internal and perfect love marriages
are supernal;'' etc Although he arrives at the
general conclusions respecting connubal felicity and
nelicty as are INDUCED in by our feminine friends,
"Crescenta' = g Claire,' Laura Franklin" 'Doro-
thea" ct alS we are satisfied that those ladies would
be considerably astonished at the manner in which he
arrives at those conclusions, they to hear him.
select audience listened to the lecture atentivey,
and seemed to be as much amused as edited
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