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

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No. psSssnsnsa jargn II Ne Asusssss a thas socaha
= tAsss Ne scat elective nssioaAres Before cIouns
- leIak h. had % make the rsquss. hat thsss pNs
- sss HE himself hvea N he ooua'yy, wsul vis't
~ ss ana there judge for themselves of ne wok
s@synd vsas still remained 70 Be aoosnphsAsAL
- cnldren, md some Of the audience joining, sang
~Ih han NE power Of Jeeus' name.n
nsv. Il - rx!r was 70 have spoken. but The Chai.-
1nn announced be eoud not by reason q eold
..ss VIC ssnssls he Intended. "A iew words. being
esy called FOR however, he fer ward, and briefly
esn.endsd the soosty - their support He related an
sseeaees o. bis earliest missionary efforts in No Five
slssg the Children, Segnnins BY playing marbles WITH
IN, giving shem sonething 70 eat, ana finally inducing
AsSavs sragAis descripesss =, -
Ne s1src,sss closed by singing hymn cSnpsssa sy
The Pssaassaas IN Ceuncsa.
1zD LOVE AND wonAS's RloHrs-sraPHN PEARL
AxpRsws ON NATxa1uTY-ERNBsryNn .Hosn DOES
uONOR 10 FANNY wRIGHT-GARRIs0N WANTS AN
pnSws TO BIZ IMPLICIT ON THE FHu1 Love CUES
TXoN-rHH TRACT SOCIETY Qu.srloN-LucY STONE
rTTCAE6 INTO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROWN ON
HANuRn-A FzIGHTTUL sTRIN0 OF RESOLUTIONS.
Sch chastaring aAA rushing - psrvadsd Mozart Han
yesterday enough 10 set quiet bachelor crazy
Wat with Of hoops and cruol,us, and few wo.
nsa hside, TIE pretty well hlisd n The nssn
~ Win nsss Heterogeneous collection a bipeds Of
every SEX color, age and AdAon Of personal beauty,
fSsn Fred. DousAss 70 ths fas girl.
Ma wrieh4 Of Auburn called the meeting - order,
(w1heh BY ~ way IL very much needed) and nominated
Nina eusan a Anthony President Of The conventions
~ sug NAT o. VIE Prssdssts and Secretaries, which
srs Il course adopted end ssr Considerable fuss and
nsasrng NJ ecen emsss4 70 various positions on the
plG1sgn.
ss AarBoxy sad thas they had assembled for The pur
- Il sHdeavorng V satisfy The people that seq, well
sssss, should not be for depriviag human
Doing q maMenabls rights.
n Hutchinson family, consisting Of Jessie, his wife
ID NO children, and Abby, then sang the "6ood time
Mas ANTHONY then read sketch Of the woman's
nsA movement, prepared by Mrs. Eliza CAdy Stanton,
n,0 saS pitching ,p9 1 ~, as1 ssusI Ind
- q any Hosrsty present On the platform. and elicit
hiss CAnorNn SsvRASM, Of Boston, from the Business
Committee, reported series Of resolutions Of he uauA
Mn. ERNnszru I. RosE moved Che acceptance Of the
Ssseantsens, which were accepted
Mn ANTHONY suggested hat this was woman's rights
ooovenuon, and TIE women ought 70 vote on every
Nrs. Ross wanted 70 amend That suggestion because
s.eAe not to be araid 70 speak out ALSO (Applause
Nm. TRAHCrS d. GAGE was next introduced, and ~
ssavssssn Vas N their hesrs, ana MOI go elsewhere
= ether eooventons and say is (Appause) Every
sessA point Of ths cause was taken up By class
tAey might stand better Of achieving something
= wsnsn which were practised everyvhere undsr the
So HIVES the fault Of women Is we'll though Lucy
sI about and see that other womens husbands should
= herself seen much Of Inc wrongs y woman. and md
became them all to see that woman was righted; Tap
anseD while there was one right abe would struggle for
= and Try 70 obtain T.
hsrsduSed, and sad che felt duty well prvi-
Isxe speak Individuality should be stamped upon the
scuotor Tiorercs Schtpesie mSht M H. IN Angel 81
about the sick beds Of The Cmea; but when woman
pablo platform undertook 70 speak for herself and for
Ne slave, what opposition did she meet With Woman
soHlA and would greA: work she had disposition;
hey must learn to cultivate so reliance Believing thai
prac hing bet or III An preaching, she determined
6ssaify herself WITH this movement
esKrHxs PEARL ANDREWS here addressed tho chair
vsnan, saying be wanted 70 know WHISTLER he wei
eeoe here He had been ~ the convention for
o meetings he feared that there was dsiicssy in al
held BY this convention; he wshed to absove the con
veAuon from responsibility for what he said. Their
psThsp: me majority would condemn the opinions whish
= held; In h,s apprehension s the words IA
question Of marriage should be considered in we
mans rshs convention. Ooe Of tue dearest rights OF
Hs. and 10 change tho conditions Of that maiernty 70
exDerimen he would say and 10 decide the best
a1' n n rae RADICAL eSs.Sn p;rs
SousAsd the vial pon, Of woman rights WAS mot reached
n he believed that BY st.ndirs here no was thrown
obstacle In tbs path Of the womAns rights cause
vould OF have Bot believing that here pub
Ne sentiment 70 receive him, no publicly avowed his
could be discussedY he was order he wished TO
be told co. but there tolerance be knew that there
A the conclusion Of his speech he was greeted with al
most unanimous applause.
Ms AsrnosI IN reply 70 bic iuterIos.,iocs sad Ma.
harm, a. truth would prevail
M Pmr y. MooRE vss tho next speaker He said he
AaA ~ axe 70 grind and would not therefore asnp %
aiseuss ne theme proposed ~ the last spcater. He
proceeded sympshke with the ladies' account Of
% usrs IN earnest and secure tnsir rights
NRxcsuSr Rosx WAS next introduced, and said she
9 nh hardly refrain from s.ylns etsw words, how
ssusiMy Of minds morals end ,rteslccts Of sexes
But seemed rather strange thsi woman vas required 10
sscse them she like the little boy was forbidden
70 into the water until he hAd learned 10 swim. Yet,
% o. p. I. ns s" and paSs ss
what every effort was made To keep her from doirg
Cssghsr and sp2lsuss) pd ney ask wos; woman
epch dcS She would AJAX what could abe not dor laugh
Ger snd appsuse) She would tell them wha, she could
nat she could no, suont to oppresscn. daughter
nd srplausc) Gould she BE blimedf
she had krovn what was 70 rebel since che was Ave
y,ars cid sne had always waited 10 AK questions ~ W
ihe meaning OF what abe read and coad no. undsrsAnd
why little girl should not questions vel ~
Mde boy. sabmssion 70 wrong vas wrons itsolr, and
tT4c&W On 70 Wrobf Wns ESst oac n&Ate tn8t
had besE msni,onei Oils morning desr 10 her rAefc
ww wcmsn here tome years ago who pleaded for
the rights Of woman and svowed herself equal 70 mn;
I'd vhh her imrnerse powerswe bad nothins IKE her
81 present. with her SELF sacrhng spirit, vhas haa been
Death That WAS the reward OF Fanny Wright
Had she cad whs. she did say IN cost
s,d hat she would have been applauded Bat though
dead abe was yet vllhed. She ths,kef the woman who
wrote her name in tbs address for p1tssg ths, nsme
for required some moral courage even 10 write her
name. She remembered twenty one years ago, Il an
edscAtopsl meeting st the Tabernacle, woman who fe
deeply interested dared 70 get NJ and call account
rfgefcr being obvious 70 hc question under discussion
what wee the consequence The moment abe uttered Q
have dssraced Bediam. Any map could have said what
she said, bit the cties came out "rhrow her down."
srhrow her out" This Ia 1887 and that voice hsi
never ceased, aud the Of that woman had been
echoed and echoed until found this oommuni.
ny. she claimed for women all the rights ina, claim
"a. (Applause "