The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11


kgssaors they need mot study Blachstoae Kent wo
n,s ~ stud safely res. under ihs yssn q =. under
sfkh tei1th man had enEoonced himself. But " man
ehims TO be the representative Of woman, LEI him pay
Ter .sxes (App"se) Lei the American principle mo
Pie crew conr 81 between the psesspoe OF woman u
',e psns proscte' Honorable men, and ne condition
a. :, "rs WIN ~ ken husband Any atmosphere I'm,
'pHrly to the OH cuon ,bat women, q . Glass, did
ot ssh Tor the elective frspche she asked what would
tie LeEklaure had waited for the majority OF the
1ns In me street 10 ak 10 be Transferred 70 the school
ss.r wn ere -oos have been the missionary cause
,ham; for IN these Gays u was hard for .
she preceded to contrast between the woman q
ne pIeient day. helpless 81 the pool q SLOAN, waiting
women, Who alone would be Gted 10 M the place Of
the woman Of the future
MS ER0srnx l. ROSE said that man was never saak-
sess; and % II would be with woman. Knowledge was
valuable. We heard great deal about the difficulty Of
thousand: Gaughtsr) Yet the knowledge Of asoomsn
vas worth less than human rights. II woman bad MI
her rights would she be sAtsneds Alexander weps for
thanked tho last hsisasurs for passing one good
hs s e. 4 hr
cnoren Tor giving her the right TO earn property 20 that
in IuoicrOus light what ses med to her defects IN Ii
law, and fad that che thought woman would lcgislat
IN that way for her husband she should advise her to To-
In favor OF law securing 70 the wife an equal share In
property acquired aner marriage Even she did her
scqunsnen. Of he properly, was %snHesGy just t.
on the other hand she useless, drawing room doll
s r.. S. for S: We; That sns was ".tsse Us
Of her, This WAS human rights rather than womans
rights movement fer neither sex could be benefited with
out the oshcr She ssid that man needed tho pro-
ectlon Of woman well Of man; referring 70
the Sanborn rescue ~ an illustration. (Appause) wo
would take al her rights that man would give,
Miss AHIHoKY gave notice that to morrow morning, at
halp sst nine O'Clock, therc would BE- business meeting
for consultation the closipg session Of the Con
veptou, and read letters from 0errt Smith and others
wrSpIII Pmrirrs, the next speaker, being absent,
three cases bad come before him, under this very law
In the is married woman, who could not be witness
in Der own favor unit; this law Va. passed =. TIC only
from detective Sidewalk In the second, he bad, under
the law, permitted the wife 70 retain her children when
whom she could no longer reside. He thought
they ought, a. . matsed Of right, 70 be on the
, would make sssssr iusse: than some Who al on he
bench. Great laughter and applsuse) He spoke OF
Queen whose na i,o % ossYno
he law Of God Thou thah not bewropg him thai
wsndereh; thou shalt not deliver up the servant that
escspeth from unto thee. (GreAt applause
Be concluded by saying that he expected 10 90 10 Chi
csgo Dext week. (Appiausc)
upon the platform most Of the evening, bad been unex
pectedy prevented from returning a. be expected he
would occupy the floor st the morning meeting and on
this morning.
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION.
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY
REV. DIR. BUDDINaTON, REV. d. TYING, ETC., ETC.
MUSIC, FLOWERS AND YEAsrIH0.
The business meeting Of the American Congregational
Union WAS held three O'Clock, in the CITY Assembly
Rooms-Rev. DR.. BAooS Of New Haven, presiding There
were but few present
Rev. OWEN Strict opened the meeting with prayer.
me Treasurer, Mr. N A CAIkSs, presented his report
for the pas year from which appears that the balance
on hand from the preceding year wss
Received from various sources during the year, ss2
Total receipts.
o,her eSps ndtures including rent salaries, &C. slsi
Total expen ditures.. ,IH
Leaving balance In the treasury 5,oc1
On motion, the report was accepted
Rev. Mr., ILSowoRruy read the secretarys report
showing that ssven churches had been completed pre-
vous TO May 1885, nine up TO the lat Of May, 1859
and twenty four within the last year-fory in ALL Teen
~ churches were In process Of building TO which
,bs,e wooa have been Sowpesd by this time bu. for the
pressure the States. The Secretary was In cor
resrondence with twenty three churches: from which he
priaed the DOL 90 balance on hand and 81 $50 on
ianh.
reference 10 the people or 10 the meeting houses whom he
the vord cburcbesS
They built meeting houses but for churches.
On motto The Secretary report vas sccepse and d.
bs published With the rrsssarers report under
Rev. Mr. rAsovormY moved the following resolution
which vas csn,,d unanimously
Voted, Thai the thanks Of the American Congregational
Union be tended TO Rev. Professor Austin Phelps, r.
for his able, discriminating and deeply interesting I'D
and that copy be requested for publication, under
The direction OF the TRUSTEES.
oyrcxRa
TEE elect,n Of Ulcers being In order. the following
unanimously chosen for the ensuing being The
. for last year, with the exception Of the omsscn
Of tbree uustes,-
Corn
VICE P,,sidents- Hon. Bradford r. WOOD Albany; Rev
George shsEnd, D. D., Bangor, Ne Rev Marx Hopkos,
cambridge, nsss; Rev Charles Walker, D. Prsford
Va Hon Ars.archrs Champion, Rochester,, n Y Raw
Lou's; Rsv. Edward PART, n n, Andover. Macs
Rev o Y. Dssgeti, y canaoc a'sua; D. Robioson,
s sa ..hS si %syln nsy T p PoTss.Dee Row
sursvsnt D, Jschsonv lie, m; Rev. J. II Lindsey,
d D. S,.s'sics ssss Rev; od n s.on. erc'.n's
s,ss. ono Rev. '. Juas r. b.v;u1o fsss
Hon. Vim, I. rosrs, Boston, Mas Hon ". A saes
t.rr,,p rs.ss s-.tary Rev. Isase 9. L.es.orIby. q
h<corcssp ssydo,y and Ts1fnrsr-N Cssins
fvs,lss-Bev. tsph n Thompson, ID D., Rev WIN.
Buodrston, Rev. Rufrs W. Claske, Rsv. fsAac Lang
vor.hy Rev WIN. r. roDptins. WIN. Q Gilman. cesan
eey Moore, VIM Allen, Henry c. Bowen, Adon Smith,
Robert Benedict. Seth Hant, Alfred Barnes, n
NeDos Davis. VIM. o. West, Walter !. Hatch, Normal,
Hahins, James ". Eiveil
ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
The Pnnmssr said he thought that In copjorciOu With
their anniversary, annual meeting, at which Inc mn.
sers and others ed with the UnIon msh disccs
topics interesting 10 the members generally and imparl
Information, would prove highly useful would rot Be
ike general assembly, or body having any jlrsdo-
ton or authority, but voluntary association Of chrs
uan brethren, mesusg together 10 irqalre hos
they might most ensc,uslly cooperate IN the great
cause which was 20 dear 70 them sn. II reemsd more
cifAcun 70 convene . meeting Of this kind In New York
Than Beaten. The ense extent OF the city AMI The
great number Of avocaons and objects Of inres, lad
called away the stenton Of vsiiers, made much more
dlcun here than elsewhere 70 such meetings.
NJ SAID ~ had h~<u alv funha