The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

plause
\ voics-rbal is the first fruit Of the great
| revival,
! Nus. ANrHoSY-lt should be remembered,
that in arriving AZ that decisioa no woman :
/ vote was allowed in the Tract Society, ZAP.
| plause. II they had allowed women 10 vote
| il would have been otherwise.
Mr.. BUCKLEY, II Congregational minister
from Connecticut, believed that
! The spin. OF God did speak. and might speak.
and had spoken, and would speak through
/ the lips OF women. with as much Ye~er and 81.
! feet US II ever had spoken, OF could, or would
! speak through the lips Of mao, and he would
/ ~ all .honesty assert II that lady Mrs. brown
BlackwelD who had. as he undcrsio od minis
! tered 10 . Congreg ational Church, would 40 t.
him and say ! feel inspired by The spirit OF God
! TO preach the Gospel. he would offer her The
/ Use of his pulpit, aud II any OF his congrega-
! ton objected he would tell them that the pulpit
/ WAS his, not theirs, aud II they did not re.
! ceve those whom he put there they would not
receive hun. lApplause.l
| LucY SrosE expressed her disopp,obation
Of the course pursued by the Tribune, the
Liboator, independent, and other papers
| In eNpendlng all their sympathy and rhetoric
IN behalf Of the Free State men Of Kansas.
| while they forgot to say awe ord about the enor'
! NIFTY OF that prov isioO of the Kansas tonstitn
| ton which prohibits all but white male citizens
inc sen, for three month 10 the peni,sn,iary.
How sad II seems, abe exclaimed, that we va.
men are forgotten How sad The ncgfoes,
IRE .ei n . J am glau u,ey are. pn' -,
| be remembered, too.
D. , p a. ,,.
NV NN'"'Se''h !" p"'"N' ""o U! '"'
way was The only good looking woman IN
| the lot hi, upon nh original idea in the FOL
lowinv
|
nn. asn,d wa. woman was aaal v, 'o' as
ant Mes, where the .o,l /, SO ricb a. no, To NOE
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hvnd to call forth luAnriant harvest There
women cav 'a"' w n"% a '', m,@s,'s . ava
"nd insene nJence Tor hi, nurnosr She bs'
| i,cyedtha, agricultural colleges should be more
generally established, aud ,ha, women should
be enabledFo avail 'heinNe've" oil the ad'anta
ges OF The education when sneh institutions"
,u, ,n,,., ,'a't 49, y" nan. IL
sLs vas moi 40 large a, man. A. w,lI sny. be.
| cause women are not 50 large ~ men. physi.
eally, theretotc they have not mcns apPettie''
me eat'h, nhe ~1' ns .,'s'''' was Nv '''P'''
WI W 'e''o" ''pf
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Mr.. wright proceeded 10 speak 10 the
men. lie thought that as the existence OF
this movement presumed that man had
wrongei woman, 1t was for man to appear
on this platform and plead guilty OF not
guilty lie repeated that maternity was
woman's dearest right aud TO say how,
when, where and under what circumstances
she would assume that relation was her
/ dearest right, and man was much to blame
for violation Of this right
A red bearded man called the gentleman
/ to order, ~ the gentleman WINS ont OF order,
and the question was not within the scope Of
this convention.
Miss President Anthony SAID shc thought
this question was IN order, though she hoped
Mr., Wrigh, would be briet
Mr.. Wright then said be was nshamrd 81
the man who would di"Rr"ce ms hahnoon
by calling 10 order on s"cii point ana IN
toie'as'"h' he oh'fea Stti'' I" t'T"'"''o",
'n''n'"' IN 'he lae' ,fa' ~" 'l''S' Sa't'' o'
r' a'''I' S" ".' a 90, "l nnJa. Wv ,,
condition sl,c should nssume the rcsponsbiI
ties and be subjected TO the cares and suIler
ings Of maternity. The resolutions were
referred to the inslncss Committee.
The rcd-whiskered man here took oil his
coat, with tic appareut design Of pitching
into Mr., Wright. and called out, Miss
President, but Miss President could ut
hear, and, TO the great dIsmay Of the audi
cnce, called upon Mrs. Farnhaui to read her
formidable resolutions, which caused such
irigh, the day before. Their most noticeable
point was that womnnhood Ia divinest in
motherhood aud endorsed the opinion Of
the Chinamau when he heard that women
could read and write in tho United States ::
II she reade writee, she lickec all dc men y
! Laughter and applnuscJ She exhortei
men 10 give their wives thu right Of freedom
ia motherhood. The resolutions were re-
ferred 10 the business COMMITTEE, though
Mr. stephen Pearl Andrews and weak
voiced man on the other side Of the room