The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-14

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had endeayossd viniy W dhe1se NE reverend gentle
nm from hin poasion BY ntsrrspttuns,
Ai.s LUCY s.oss oecopsS isw ncsS svss .a NJ
his paper the disabilities of wonsn IN Kansas, and Tho
proposed ssacmens ptson them In hey should
s'tsnpt 10 VOTE Asss which inc morning sss'S'n AZ
In vuuewhas fewer nRmbsYs the audience assembled In
the afternoon.
Rev Mr. H,0orssR offered series Of resolutions advo-
eng the continued application 70 tie Legislature for the
anFssation Of unjust laws, and supported thsm with
Mss SARAH Gnx one Of The Grimhs sisters, who were
somewhat celebrated twenty ave years since - anti
sIAvery lecturers, next 0ducod and read paper
reviewing the progress d the movement ana ream It's
principles. ~ aobody could hear fess from tbs stage
ing they not getting their tsa worth and ap
plauded mach when the reading was finished
Rev: Asros,s E sscxs was the next speaker and
siy Of women working for themselves. She thought
was time for 70 60 out IN the wide hsld and b.
Earth, ðe great God who Ade H. respeoter OF
persons Appause) She would not need 70 buy expensive
four hsd q s Il
was good taing, and children were Tho life blood u
xomsa,s heart tApp'sussl sns %ss1, = 'sDsS ;ss
spheres and pitched into ne country girls who did NOT
work, saying they toll not neither 40 they spin, yet city
II conclusion shs oisssd series q resousiocs rscsm
nsndiBg agricultural employ msnss "a women.
q 10 sp. orns lie .a: tS.s one o:U woY S Ssn
IN the audience had made 81 600 by working only two
months N her gTden, selling her produce n New York
70 know what vas to be done with 6s women 4 New
York city who had no means Of getting 70 the West
Would not be better 70 Got rid Of women IN New York
AvoIcp-No lAppause)
ing to her askiDg for assistance tor deeate beautiful
woman, the mother OF child sixteen months old, and
cs whose husband refused 70 LEI her home TO pro-
orsd 70 axe he cha n Spite Of .w and found only
one woman, the mother Of twelve children, who would
Mis- ELIZA FARSHAh offered resolution pufnug 6ra-
Aaite water cure estabnhnent, which vas referred 10
ne nC:n: so~isss She tnsn proposed 70 read for
frightened and started 70 leave spite Of Tho bcssechg
appeal Of Susan Anthony 70 have them remain. me
ham said she did not wsh 70 read her resolutions empty
benches.
KvEEn0 gKSSION.
The evening session called for hall past seven but
the audience mannested impateuce from that time until
nearly eight O'Clock. In spite Of gentle scoding from
Mrs. President Anthony.
Mr.. PsnP D. AooRE Of was then introduced To an
mp the time until the noise Of the had Sub
sided. He talked agaDs. time until after eight he said
he would not say with Garrison "God bless the cAse"
They had too much can't Let them work for themselves
Rev Mrs. LyDEA AVN JrsKys hsd been thinking 10 day
Of the individual and proceeded 70 give the audience her
less disappr obstion had IL been shorter
WENDELL PHuIIPs was next introduced, and said this
the Like al other great movements this did NOT
ADd origin 10 any disnct nept Of two theo
was the growth Of necessity, and not Of theory vas
Ike dinary Saxon law. hwAs energetic Saxon
70 ind elbow room was FIRST encouraged BY the sni
slavery party In The face Of universal rdouIe Old Judge
Msrthal used 70 say to Judge story, hat's law set TO
work and prove it, So anti sisvery said this question
tufe and said "wby can't leave property to oar
daushters in their own right instead Of TO old uastees
banks went to the legislatures, and SAID ale, married
women put money In our banks In their namsn
They DIDN'T Ike TO pay money twioe over though st. Paul
had said "Wves obey husbands" and the IAgisla
lures heard them and thus the whole question had been
granted IN Swing woman the right 70 keep 10 spend
Der money, though the government didn't to know
hyet (Applsuse.) II women we're capable they were
surely AZ much entitled TO exercise the elective franchise
II women were incapable, then 40 much the more shame
on the common schools and the church The highest
.h1man being was empowered 70 do by God Il was
daty TO do, and IL WINS the duty Of government to give
elbow room 70 do t. (Applause.) ia woman could not
be trusted alone why did not God tie her TO Of menf
be ba1ished The TAI lst from the state prison
She know enough 70 DO hung she knew enough 50
fepaihsnsm on Their lips and tho oivil 4 81
Paul in their hands God did not send S. Paul to preach
rs oval goysrnmsnt srant ha. woman had brains, and
Science bad 70 work 70 make Genesis eosere with
geology and Could do IT, me ninsteeoth century hal
dug up Maria Eageworh ani Charlotte Bronte, and they
must be reounc.ed with s. Paul. for they all Gods
works The Lehlature was oeedlngly orthodox when
asked their rehs when wall street went hsre
ana asked rights for woman a. commercial nccessny
they were granted The Legislature must define
their position and DO either Saxon or Hebrew,
schools could mind be damned back by prejudice The
eGest enemy Of The Bible was The msa Who undertook
Mr.. Essnrss l. Ross1s she aid that hum.ny vir
tue and vcc pleasure pain lie and death recognized
wsrs and was alike 70 the ply sic and moral
laws Why then should she not have the rights
she asked IN the name o, truth and humanity what
had ever Gone that women under the circuustances
could not be made 10 dc2 Men could boast Of 1T
hakspere and Newton than women and The reason
Why they bad that advantage was be-aase they had
crushed genius In Let them free woman and shs
would tbow thtm greater than Shakspere and Newton
and would even bring men Up, too daughter and ap-
pause.)
Anniversary or the American Abolition so-
eisty.
THE IBoIrTroyIsrs AGAIN IN cocKcIL-Nskrn;G IN
DR- CpHEyERS cHrRcH- sTRoys RESOLUTIONS,
AND ADpRnssrs rr DR. cHx.yrn, pnxD. DOUGLASS,
AND OTHERS.
The anniversary Of the Abolition Society place
yesterday Afternoon tho Church Of the Puranr uion
square, and the weather being proptous, very fair
Usembsgs wG had, Of both calors and sexes.
The meeting called 10 order In the absence Of the
Presdert Gerrn Smith, By T. Tsppln, asr whi:h the
Rev Dr. Harrison, OF Phsneli, Mass, led IN prsyer
Passages frem Scripture were then read BY Judge
Jccc,yp, when
Rev. Or. Goonui, Corresponding Secretary, Rad
the following resolutions, which were upsalmousy
s6cptsds-
bible extend 10 and include all human relations duties
and activities, necessarily follows that any religion,
church ministry that fails 10 ipcncse the duties OF
naicps governments raers and oiizcps, ruinossy dc
NJ ord