New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
PUBIC NEETZNG&
VONANs RIGHTS CONVENTION.
srcoSD DAY.

ar the minutes OF he pf5Spes oAy ~efe iooo " LAC
s.er.tary Mrs. Martha c. Wight, who, BY the way,
ard no, Mr.. Paulina Wright Davis, originally called
tls Convention to order. Nearly 500 peope were
nr,.,ut. The first resolution was read.
Mr.. EHxrsrryE l. RosE said tha, she hoped that if
there was any opposition TO the resolution which had
ir., Teen read, it would be expressed. during toe
las, election, although she was in Europe, still the fire
~ Freedom shed its benign rays across the ocean,
Political ps,tier were dissolved; the question no was
breed or Slavery. This COnveniion too, based It's
aeue net merely upon vomans nights, but upon
human rights. She moved that this resolution DC put
10 mt ton.
canvass be heard more than onte frOm the oldest
Member # C. rtrers u 81 the ct usgle Tor freedom
vas bs,.d on the equal rights OF every human beias
Ibis elugee Wa based OF The same prlDcpls
Mr.. I. W. BIGGISsos hoped that they should have
mere .peskipg from the floor aid e-s from toe platform
tLsn Yesterday 1t was positively tue 10 1.-THE Repuh-
li,aD patty was pledged osupPort the csuseo' woman,
az they bad called upon women 10 support ther cause
II ibae Nnsny Zeal Democratic party TOO, In !9e
country it must be in favor of Woman Rights. he
Was invited to speak in Montpelier by those who were
epo. avorng 10 oo,sin an appropriation troa the Yer
Leg stature for kansss 81 ~hen be arrived there
the meeting DELAYED q day Ia order that tne ~0mea
OF MOI n, er might be po'lhed aid come = the meet
ing; For" ssd the orgibstors OF the movement, II
we get the women in the gall res 10 respond to your
".leeth, the Legislature Con stand the donoie hre'
in KsLsts end offered the following resolution;
Be,Oeed That The 'ympahie' Of IN; Convention s.s
respectfully ofeIed TO eoe noble sGI S.p ,bo.-
bat the san in sinc; and We trust tnsi sosy MI -
The full en he CO., Atty OF the sexes betHe the law
Mr. HIG6INsoS eucglzed the princip asser'es of
" n's k bis in England. The English movement
Q, c.uuieItd gToa'e5 obt,c'es than the American.
Errish vtnen bad superb frames, magnificent
muscles they could speak two or TIRE Ian,
eusg.s but they had views. He thanked God
thatl . lived in State ~bere women had viess Man
and Woman were ore before God. and so long rs
", msn IVES slave, Man was despot; 40 long as her
EDUCATE ives partial, Mans must be partial; and
there a. need Of on Rights Conventions to save
Il lepu' atom of the ceLtury in history
An ELDERLY LADY asked what was meant oy TO-
male yiess
M UlGGtNsOy xould refer that 10 the women.
MIS- RosE sold that the English women did think,
but they had the moral courage to express them
selves Ii wss her gooo fortune ia Lone on to see not
al " sou g # the women who we're wei-knowp, Out
:, ne yourg womfn who were not yet kno~0 TO Amer.
"a. Niss smith, Mrs Fox, daughter OF he member OF
Far ian ont ara Mrs Parkts, were the prime movers
in tie clifton bch bad been presented Permanent
PINT ia England men were not set represented; the
priI cille vas that not men but property should De
iepes nied. II human rights .ere not recog alh-u 81
course fcut 10 SCI ure tie recognition OF wom
an ehis The ladies OF England, too, bad 10 sfug
@ sill II sristocrsc prejuocer bit they hsd some
s,nI ath zcrs among The ed ami she thought hatthe
would present. etop this Winter which should
court lis gtcis ny lens OI lhOurabue Snc oheieu TIC
fulos ing resolution:
Rslsed That also present assurances Of respect aud
.yuIsly ne .UPP0r,,. and ooworteT: ~ Ihs Sass %
JIte usroueD Who IN tie face OF Imperial dePosm care
70 tel. he truth
Mrs. ROSY said that she dared not name the lovers
Of iIoedom il Paris for their names might be echoed
in fdris apd there prisons there. They wrote
but they Dot pubIisb in Paris they were Obliged
10 that in SARDINIA, end circulate Their publications
yrivA,ly Among the French women there was a
total atseLce o Jealousy OF talents and Of worth But
Ioor Frame Was now Oppressed as II mad never oeeh
tIpts,od before. Mep and women wee privately I'm
pisorec and no paper dared to publish an account OF
IT, Wren they tpoke there OF fred m they were
obi. I'd TO lock ~ell q the Windows snc doors.
A NoUDg GfsTLENAS vita Nefy IA nj sac Jic N o.
uusiacte wtktd Mr. ili4giDson Ia inform bum whether
tie claim igG die Wss fvu1ded In nature or
Ityelbil n.
NJ. HIGcINsoS said that the womsn's rights move
L at ctupistd ueL ard women at the widest range
At oi bion ,m tbcse Who clrptd 10 be sulct CdlVm-
80, :, H. % Ia ,nla -. irnrn,A 90 A--'-.
s,y leli ion at ell lie believed to- thai there were
FIN an Catholics WHO vere tCicviDg in ~ouisus
Uptis. Mls Anto'nette Brown Blackwell had b.en
.,IdiI . az TN lotciy cipbeIihg wVnians r'ghts
on OF h Bible epd ate bad done it as eary As the
c,rq, ~ of the city cphered Their respective religions
Fu LiuEef he derived hls wOm,Ds rgh's from Tue
,iensl az. Of God. Wac the g-n'lemsI answered
The GLATIEyAS thought that he wa not al Eered
lie nditaii % that ihs clam "t womaus n8nts was
psGUr ~ til, aye anc 10 very small portion Oh tne
world Now, II The claim we've iUunc"d IN ntu "
vou,d l-s IL uId eN.Iywtere. II ud rot ne f'uDded
in nature it founded in revelation to- required
Nat w,uhn should obey man Lone apPhi4s' am
hissesl. He coI'eided tha, the physicaI rare ot
Won 40 di, ta,.d Der sphere. Her vObe va. iIted tr
the lalhr and not for tie r"siTuT. GVd 81 dia0e
arc.s ~ spe AID hsd given u m VOICES lie had
u aC men 10 d. good aid bad given them powers 10
90 good; lie made women In a PARTICULAR purpose
and bad gwen III powers for thi;. He had been led
10 itose eulsIks BY the rambling and desuiory Ian
guhCe be had lead.
MI HICGrssoN sad that there were good many
"a hn did know III Al two "A e
AccmdiTg - tie geDtemans idea OF Natural la~s,
therefore, it was natural that tao a0d two should
uske ur.
TIE PRESIDENT snssere1 the interogatOry of the
youIg gent. wi b tie Golden Rue, and laid, she
tel,,eo lhat VIII, Paul SAID there no distinction
between jew or Gentle, bond or rec male female
be- u cant what ie sad. Whatever 10 the b bio
fic,d with tie Golden Rue lever came dusn from
haven. Then, ss % nature capacity n i'c,teJ rights
TIE capacity to spebk Indicated the right - 10 81
I lie gtLth man had spoken u the tcblsLe,s
OF womsDs voice. Why, all Europe had us
eD.d vrh del, ht TO Rachel and Jenny Liod.
Tie Nova Scotia women were voting !OT members vi
Parliament al yet babies were born and dunes were
co,I.o there "a well elsewhere. Among Qaake7s,
won Gu sIoke ia mettDgs ana never pr ml-h 10 obey
VIXEN 'h married and yet the pleasaHt faces OF
tc Qutkir proved hat they were not henpecked.
The ceDfeu an ed not be psrtculsr about pfece
d.Lr. CoILm us bad no pIeceden'. The noble queen
vttfe ivels discovered America nd no preceleot.
II. Pre,dr proceeded 10 urge The adoption OF the res
olbiULs gracefully sDd peT-Oasvely et con'defaoe
.Igih. Ste said ole tbiog which may be qdood: III
g il not ~ siars, bot 10 our seives.
Dr. Kn6sBURY. an sdeIly gentleman, urged 'h1'
rstuIe aid revelation were Harmonious, and me IL
y,hton a. urn,d.
AFTERsOos SESSION.
ANer ihe re- reading t the resolution,
M HthrY BLAcEwsLL spoke OF the uihfy Of DIS
,us oD ard the otoBce 81 bnbgiIg ap al possible
oi,coie to MIN no ffe. N. Tie curfrnt idea US
Il 81 tb re women were striving to Themselves -