The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.


,ou- =, .~ttscs~Ss IN Council.
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sSrvr &-rHa RED ssARD sxrIsGoissko- nlss
., >sg THINKS TIE suBJscr IN oHosn
<HAx ADVOCATES fssspoh II MOTH haoou
.rSssSCpfBD MAN srEsks- HIS SAD $1,000
HE OBJECTS 10 GIVING woman aoas ro~A@
Nss President AsroSy called The Jonvsntion 70 "ae!
At twenty inmates after 10 O'Clock, and
Md by permission of the COnventsn she would occupy
poy,iop Of the morning She oroceedeo 70 eaarga
spcs the idea that wherever women we're ihere vas
Sscty Of ~omaps rights work 10 perform There WAS
r.oh duty 10 the scope Of tue mothers sphere raey
scud give their daughters the same pnyscs advantages
astber had As daagnt ssschoars ss teachers,
NAV p.d rights 70 claim which ,hes should secure. In
a seurches she sboui not be cootent merely with col
csre money for their support bat should tina. they
49, full rights OF membership Let women every where
n1fe do the cuies of their particular sphere,he daly
sns hay nearest them.
Mr. HENRY C. WRIGHT here wanted SC speak II rohssy
'.re the hscr but, Mrs Farnasu wanted to read
resolutions ard Mrs. Gage waasac tn speak he WAS
crowded out but noay received the permission Of
MSS President" &c proceeded speak TO the
BE saopgni that the existence of tbs movement pre-
saIssc tb~t msl had wrobgsd womsp i. for man 70
s 90 ss sssm, SSs ss os sU ss and
10 how whep where aud ser what circnm-taacrs
she Should assure that relation, was her dearest right
70 blame o- violation Of snis Ight
Rxp BEAKp4p MAN ool.ue ne genteuan to order, as
he gepts out a. ordes az the question Was not
NJ. Pre.,dsrt ASTrcNY sail sue thought ths qaessu
rrrer though sbe hoped ir Wright would be grief
m WRIGHT said tozt he ~ss aEnamed OF tne mao
we vouid disgrace his manhood by calling 10 order on
ssoh . point; and, in conciuson ne offered ssries OF
RESOLUTIONS smboeed in fact that tie most scored Of
u-maos rights was the right 10 decade for herself
WIN, how cfteu, and under what condition SIC should
rssune the responsibilities ana be subjected 70 the
and srf;erpgs OF maternity. Tho resolutions were
referrea 70 the Business CoDnuee.
TOE red whssered here ,oos of his coat with the
IF fv.. Urtolf ard nd
"M,ss Presdspt" bu; Mss President couldn't hear,
and 70 the great Of the audience called upon Mrs
YsvBhsm her formidable resolutions which caused
suoA ff'gbt The day before Their most neceaoe point
that so,naDhoOd is oiviaest IN moherhoof, snd
snsoseo the opinion OF the uhnamsD wno ne hesrc tns
could read aud write III tbs United States lf she
Beadee. wrtee, she hckee all de mea" (l2aghter aod
sqpause she exoort-a men 70 give their wives tue
-eht OF freedom 10 motherhood The r"so'u lens We're
rrSoreo 10 the Busin Committee though Mr.. Stephen
Ps~ri Anre~s and weak voiced rsn on the ether sac
Of tse room wanted 70 say feF words Mics President
Anthony, however, cut them or cy grand coup de,G,
m gave the floor 10 Mrs. Gage
Ms. GAGE proceeded u read extracts from
Der OF letters which hsd been received from
prominent women symDa;hizng Win t5e cause.
She sad she bad been West, and koew srrnsthins
sboof IL, and did believe that il simply
r&sssure for woman 10 go out West and buy farm OF
Exty acres and make fortune. She tod story Of
D1ch wcrsu WHO sold vegetables 10 the market. and said
toa cher husband the beat ting about The house
eepe the cooking stove brought kpdag wood and tended
the baby wren she wen; 70 market and she taught II
wss rieht NICE ting 10 have husband about the
'souse" tLsughtsr) She said she stood before them
siin spasre as large As she had tie capacity 70 III
feoooel She concluded by reading poem, the last line
'Tis the woman MAKES the man.
Mrs. SARAH gAIIocK said she had no speech in her
bsnd her head She ~onld just real fe~
fem existing Laws. First, there the articles TO be
efs 10 the widow Der husbands ming
Nbees" "sicves put up for use,' 'fbooss worth hty
dsSrs "teu sheep ard their heeoes, and yards cloth
FROM the same swine aud pork made from
lie same the clothes OF tbe widow ornaments proper for
heF Station; !" 's1 spoors 4"
Mrs GlGs-In Ohs We get twelve spoops
0TFr ali
cur statutes would give wonen Of their children.
Yrs HuocK-Sey your statutes; they are no. oars.
NJ POWELL WA The next 8peaser, and among other
couDerosops tor eplsrs ng the sphere OF WOMAN sug
gcsieo Tho propricty OF their becoming reporters
Toe WEAK VOICED MAN here undertook to gct hoariug
although <ss Lucy slooe accorded the o)r AMI the
sudtnce hhsed bin epd called for Lucy. She, hoTever
yedec ana tho weak voiced mao pcooeedei and said hs
wAs opposed "a fivtns woman power. !. wss opposed
70 the interest Of the rising generation daughter and
Foricsl afplause) Woman might Be- tae heIpweel OF
ran, but coad rot BE- his superior hz s5l. Ths.
csosed revo, IN his und,ha idea OF superiority Of
AAn-thAt -as going hIIIs too tsr.
Ma presiseui ASTIoSYI very glad " hear 1t, cir.
The WEAK voaeEp SAs-rhere "a oae Sho suffer
% more than have mon -tuu4Tersa lsurhter)-
osurpaiion speak from Sxpcreucs daughter Cries
~ "0rder, - "Po on ""hesf him ~
TIE TkAE VoIcrD kAs-I speak from experience. CFse-
MES President As1HoSY--The audience will please
tesp order al rot ,ons1me the time (iaush,er)
The WEAE FOacEl think woman has q right 70 egaal
TX '-Fienes ~ the very bet knowledge We can
nxa, tyranny, oonfasion aud b!CotaheI AID riot
wcald prevaJ-this eSrth would be ors sal scene OF
nlsry sorrow ard Degradation (oonyuIs-d lsasa1er)
TIE Wax VocT--I sa very CAD Tor srplslsa make
tsess few simple re-ErxS. Ladies ak 100 much.
Csoshitr and spplsrse) l wish -. sney susl ooas
~ and be al eqnal plane with ne hel9nse..
rbey NAV be helpmeets on TIE same llaue, phyaica,
rsossi and intellectual religious daughter aud
applause Go! thai vullc be sad dsy for tas earth
when power Fot into TIE hands OF woman CRcnewed
atd prolotgsd laughter LIT them mind what ne said 70
A az tgn VuuT
roe Rrp Br,Hptp Mssit aiFee PLATFORM and lc, the
men fpetk.
yoIc--i agree With The superiority Of women. Let's
hear Lucy Stone.
Ms FiEsHAS-l. :, good Thing 10 bring oai iaeEs Ca
Tbe HrD Bs,InrD N,y--Thsre Is uuwIlrgoess Oh the
platform 10 nesr The men.
Miss President AEr0SY- Surely Tie gentleman y Eals
taken The platform ~ yielded b ~on-n The fAdit
" WITH t1e suditrce.
roc corfu on hcr, Increased 10 ruoh pitch raat .ho
wear We're SAT Gown and LG-y S,oas so ne e lof.
nrs Lrr SroyE Fad TIE subject to set %. fun,
and after exrsars Der previous fpae- ba9oi la tao
steruooa Nuud o. Oevose1 &c ceu.rtutyas. She uext
ssegessd hat oostrbltons should be inside nov which
caused usual regular t.pcfC anong tho Sg1crra.
ne PED BrsHnrD wAS h,re go' ,hs G1,r, sud talked
sntd much confascr. Ho v~ finally pcrssaled to scs
coVu. and
ar FaIuRlc roreIlfs sot the door, al urooosaat &,
sbov ho~ women capable 81 ever lsblT = rhlrh
rrsD s cassbls Alter ~hch the Convosuoa adjourned
% tbe afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE attendance va tparss
~. J. G FERGrsoy, conveysnoer, made speech, IN
vhch b sAtsd tssl large amount o. pToporty-prnc-
pslly real sstste, passing from TIE tsuds o. Den
pio tc ands OF wornea aud thu he ioansoi srsu
men, q ayof q extending 70 the eicsNve fran
rhec
M care and Mrs, Nay o. Davis delivered BRIEF a.
dres ttd Mf lloyd Garrison rather lons one ssya
NOTHING srticularly Bew.
Mrs. ''rotgSK sEvERaSrE from the C1mnislee On Bus
resk " 1rted series q rcsoutCos the fiat o. ~hct
resolved that the wonens rights movement "-s.s4 on
the trut1 Of W. principles which rTess'iae !" and
fhaa Is rrogreSs certain the Laws u gTavtrioa"
Sufficiently ccrpteheneive 10 include the reet TIE
mftise recommended the foioEf1g Central FKe nsye
Cpmmr'ee-Lucy Stone, Elizabeth Cody Stsot0D,
H. Anthony, ErDestine j. Rose, Frances n Care, CLhs
riuc l. IN Il, Caroline Severance, Rev W. Hgsirs,a
And J. Nay The iao1s frora TIE comulsoc
were adopted.
hbss President ANrc-Y wsbsi any ore present having
objections 20 the movement would speak - no. re-
d