The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-19

knowledge the corr. CAuskAsr.l / Sc nsxss svsry-
where Qaushtsr) am married 70 Ne negro r.ss,
Mr.. Chsrman-to the whole raOe-and never lntsai 70
get divorce from them I'LL The last shace falls from The
last slave. cloud applause, and of shear, hear"
jumped foot two the air. the intense amusement
OF the spectators The speaker did zee the movs
mens and dd not know what I'll the laughing was aeoIt
record that event They would SEQ IL noted In the morn
ing BETAID.)
S1KpN (resumpg the current Of his remsrks) wanted
70 know how any man could be expected to apy
rpect for his wife SO long a. sells beautiful young
dsmsels on the auction block ~ the capital or the country
and 90 long permitted 10 drag woman into den
Of prostitution and there commit outrage her TO biz
hearts content.
resolutions the table He recommended that each
End here should take heme with them tbs whole
subject and resolve and consider in their own minds
ana come 70 thoir own resolves upon H. Who ready
70 vote this grand question: deep the foua
daton OF humanity We're they ready 10 say tha they
had arrived at the plus ultra in regard TO the and
meditation that 70 the germinal progress that
was 70 bear fruis in Afser time
Mr. PuIBuRY moved that all Mr. Fosters questions and
Mr. wrshrs be laid on the table, and that the discussion
be continued till poon
Mr.. WRIGHT had no objection to that, and proceeded 70
Mr. RICHARD GIAsrER, Of Michigan, suggested that
speeches be confined 10 ten minutes
Mr.. H. @. WRIGHT said he had been exceedingly de-
lighted with the discussion of the question OF marriage,
he approved the sentiment OF Mrs Branchs that
woman should be deferred from the discussion
Tribune calling free love. Mrs Julia Branch had just
good right 70 the uttersnce OF her opinion anybody
had and be glad to that t audience bad listened
to her 70 attenvey He proceeded TO dscoss The ques
ton Of marriage commencing with oourishp aud smiles
sa sSd nigh wsas and d The
do they DOT They know nothing OF each others ply sic
or mental character The mans soul may be made up Of
one streak Of rum and the other streak Of tobacco and tho
woman may be q slattern scod. These two 70 the
priest and The priest Gays to the man You tskc this wo-
man to be your welded wife" know how these things
arr dome Mr. foP tave Ofta dina
aud may God forgive me for It, (aughter) The priest
rays, What God has joined together, let not man put
asuncer" He should have said 1t would be true in
eff ten What God has put asunder let not
join together" And what follows, Mr. Chairman ?
then the darkness OF living death settles uDon
the lives OF those PEOPLE II IL the Internal re
gion Of the country, and the internal satanic press
o. the country 10 which they their unhappness,
because this press snd this church strives close the
lps PEOPLE would explain the true marriage rea.
subject q mst.imony9 Did any one hereS Voices
'Yse" and po ~ Nature made ehe institution Of
marriage any other institution The institution OF
rage q made thing entirely But nature hai
Law of marriage which much law OF our nature
az an food 70 necessity OF mans nature Is
ans do Us good She looks 10 man 10 90 deyeoped IL The
higher essences OF her nature. How could man trsmpe
her in the dust ard treat her % anialf BE had
remarked 70 elegant lady in Boston that he un.
oerstood Der husband worshpped her Her answer was
Eyes he worsbips me n an animal; but when put OUT
sny ,bpg OF The Godike he throtee He wished that
the M Minister'S OF this CIV ipetead of maliguipg the
Convention had the rpani,nesa no come in mere and
talk about this great ousg,ion OF life with them or
II they would rot talk It here he wished thew
would tally II IA their pulpits and his word for
a. thew would moi lack for neayera lfanpht.r !
as made ostnclon bet zen the institution OF
and ,be law OF marriage and he hal nevsr undergrad
Mira Branch 10 say word against pature,s marrsge She
MIGHT iost as vel tsIk aga,ps, al, Nan ia io1nea 4,
nman ana woman Ia man ana thew could moi he sans.
ratad
Mrs Buck OF st. Louie n stout healthy looking pasrop
Who believe IA snIrt, medium WAS nart iotreducsd N
the meeting She understood The "a he osed
for The pufTose OF agtsnr the canse and cnra ~ av
she ,houebt " e needed ne re,aion-uo, new creed
or peS faith but the ey pausiou Of our immortal sn,t
Now a. "a the relations bet the sexes she kne a
wos a delicate subject and that what she s.d would hs
heraed troueh the press OF the country Sha had ROT
beeu Al Rutland brit abe had read the m ina
New York 7r,Iun. on her sister mr., Brapch She v.s
toii nv old Mr. Paul the bachelor of The NAT tbst
Eomen ought 10 Keen their heads covered IN ths
nressnoe al women III laughter She reit that All
he soc,al jnsttut,ors OF msrri.re we're oonress va
She would not threw open The prisons and
a. somc reformfrs might do she fell that be ejd had
been spread for The CORY blood of man long bu
now ina snrit Of man shoud sue md nesd far ussce
SIZE vaoed 70 have Scrp,urc for royn ans sn nature
snd experience Il Was said tina, women should vote
She had locked at the matter since she had been leading
life OF itinerary for Ave years and she had discovered
mat II Was not he number on votes css, hut wa do
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