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0ignMrnsy, Thursiay, sept l. at 9 o'ciock p N.
Lancaster. Thu sd>y. Sept l. a. O'Clock m.
Warrington, Friday, Hept 2, 1t . O'Clock pm
Iva Citv, saturday Sept 8, at O'Clock IN.
Upton. Monday, Sept s, At O'Clock n.
Cambridge, e,pt 8, st O'Clock m
Auam -, wednesday, Sept. I, 1t 3 o'clock p. m.
Asquoketa, Thursday Sept 8. ~ 2 O'Clock p m.
Believer, Friday, sept ., At o'clock m.
bubuQue, Saturday, Sept 10. at . O'Clock no.
Davenport, Monday, Sept 12 at 9oclock IN.
4uscssine. Tussds., Sept -, At O'Clock p n.
Oolumbus City, Wednesday, Sept -, at2 O'Clock
%.
Wappello. "Wednesday. Sept II. at 7o'clock m.
NJ Pleasant, fhursdsy, Sept Is, at o'c,os m.
psir0eld. Friday. Sept 16. O'Clock pm.
Ksosauqus, Saturday, II, at 2 o'clos m.
Ar. Kirtvood 10 respectfully invited to be present
at these meetings and address the peoole.
ne Oestssl oomnittses Of The several counties
above mentioned will please give immediate notice
Of the above appointments and make the necessary
arr susements for tho meetings.
By order Of the Dem State Central Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-28

summer clothing, aud with no air Of
sanctimony or fsosticism. In appear
ance be is . portly. frask, good natured,
rather thick set man Of fifty five, seem
irgly to enjoy lie and Be in no par
ticular hurry to get to heaven. His
associates are plain men. evidently
born and reared to . life Of labor, and
looking - little like crafty iypoc'ites
or swindlers a. any body Of men ever
met. The absence Of cant or snuffie
from their manner was marked and
general, yet, l thi X I may fairly say
that their Mormonism has not impov-
erished them-that they we're sener--
ally poor men when they embraced it,
aud are now in very comfortable cir
cumstances-as men averaging three
or four wives apiece certainly need
TO be.
If l hazard any criticisms on Nor
mouism generally, l reserve them for
. separate letter, being determined to
make this . fair and foil expose Of the
doctrine and polity, in the very words
Of its prophet, 20 far ~ | can recall
them. do not believe President
Young himself could present them in
terms calculated to render them less
obnoxious to the Gentle world than
the above. But | have right to add
here, because said it to the assembled
chiefs at the close of the above coli
guy, that the degradation Tor, if you
please, the restriction) of woman to
the single Office Of child bearing and
its accessories, is an inevitable conse'
quence Of the system here paramount
l have not observed q sign in the
streets, an advertisement in the jour
nails of this Mormon metropolis, where
by woman proposes to do anything
whatever. No Mormon has ever cited
to me his wife's or any woman's opin-
ion on any subject; no Mormon
woman has been introduced or ha'
spoken to me and, though have
been asked to visit Mormons in theil
houses, no one has spoken of his wife
Tor wives) desiring to see me, or hi
desiring me to make her Tor their
acquaintance, or voluntarily indicated
the existence of such a being or be
ings. l will not attempt to report ou
talk on this subject, because, unlike
what l have above given, it assumed
somewhat the character of a disputa-
ton, and could hardly give it impair
italy; but one remark made by Presi
dent Young I think l can give accura
rstely, and it may serve as q sample o
all that was offered on that side. l
was in these words, l think, exactly =
'If did not consider myself compe
tent to transact . certain busines
without taking my wife's or an,
woman's counsel with regard to it,
think l ought to let that bushes
alone" The spirit with regard to wo-
man, of the entire Mormon, as of al
other polygamic systems, is fairly dis
played in this avowal. Let any sucl
system become established and preva
lent, and woman will soon be confine,
to the harem, and her appearance ii
the street with unveiled face will b.
accounted immodest. l Joyfully trus
that the genius of the nineteenth cen
tury tends to solution of the prob
lem of woman's sphere and destin,
radically different from this. II. g.