New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

oil our law schools that she ay LOOK her property
advocate Judge juror Is well as criminal Shall she be anen
able 10 law, mprS ned hung on the golows, While she
has never conssD to t9e law By Which she judged ne
church too woman hes place and power Bishop smRson
IN reco speech in this city demands the I,sn. o. Suffrage
sae with The great 1o S.0s%gn ,ss in %Sdefn
s, whb called upon me body people marshal
,hem.e the great wors Of winning souls loI uoo S Ie
vS, ia psbe wcr,hp hcnsh mpfsd end sn,Ga
made Re nfeens which ME- s re. lso set Wee. IN oSI
cites con conquered ni the ballot was p ' Hspd
Ssrt IN the use, politics that would give Two wee: nad Of
eo; there are gason S" sw AWAY o these saloons wa.
up mothers mad the power eey would close .s
Of nfsy they wosi ce sG'S Pace. eoG
b@i thank God the hearts Of the Of our snd-ns
wives and dush-sre TOO pure 70 make % Yemen
were the national existence was hTea'snea o'
he ma 20 be snr thee never with wound N the
bsk The ladies country supported Ind many e'ea OIL
the Sanitary and Christian Comnissiops
Where do yoa find nober type of woman hood than IN ne
Quaker Church where woman required as M
equal with Had woman voice ~ me ota'e the MOI
pierre even Washington might be purified ana Oo.n
at tie Capitol aud the White House 1t moi soou io
10 alone said in the beginning anu tno
centuries proved the fatal Consequences OF lnis u
natural divorce The world needs woman anu woman nesS
the world 10 feed her tbonghts Ihe common ea 10 'a we
churcb and the home should be three dhe see
Of life governed by different orders OF MIND wisely 10
each other.
aud minds il is said take TO themselves we
of state
Tis cas- If is thought should be Thoroughly worldly
divorced from God and spiritual things Tor Ieisio ueN &
makes men visionary and Yea ~ is maid
trade Hence the councils OF the Nation cnaI - p"n
to pray THY kingdom come while Congressmen VOTE NV"
MI steps in that good heart very wen Tor women
or for church or about to de but SOUND heat
The one thing needfu in affairs OF State The higher lay"
ihertv eopav are great for and oraoDf
hut in debates ASK nothing more than party pos
place Walst the Exchange As churchmen Their lesit
sphere forth the eoros and terTo oil te
questions of time and TO those less holy han
selves apostolic hands the ballot was once
Dissertation Hence when Tying Beeeler or Cheeyef
who were men before they priests. express Their
opinions on great national questions crticise the policy
OF onr rulers or urge men to carry their religion INTO
politics, tie secular press rals them on M.r Tue
as If politicians were sinners and justice The opening
wedge 10 heaven As 20 the home, IT'S soveregns VeVu
nocence and exataton above and the work of feob
jects simply for admiration, worship or love-whe by law
and the Of life they everywhere denied equal
ty even with man. czens taxed but not represented as
Christians subject 70 church discipline but have no VOICE IN
its They may be dey0ut worshper IN the TEN
pie but must obey the moyngs OF the Spirit 70 pray pro
phesy The fatal consequences in thus dNSreng
the the church and the home are these Inc leaders
state accept uOgmas Of the popular religion ana give no
thought influence toward pareT theology Hence the
best orders Of mind those accustomed TO he
and the facts Of science do little toward dpeng
the traditional sspers;ons Of their age On the S'ner
hand rulers in church ignore grave Questions OF ma
,iona life and sustain the popular government, Whatever
il may be whether despoiism. monarchy OF sa,ehods
republic, and are specially careful never 70 reoese ne
sins OF their own day and generation WINE the sVNeens
Of the home accept both state and church as ake
God perfect and mmuabe the solar system hence OndN
resist all progress either Thus we give each Of these eass
sided education false code OF morals anu nar9m
of thought and action nnhlting al ase or "a.
work life do the duties IN either deps
unless lie understands the demands ofa az IN inut ne
the spirit mind and matter must be all Observed TO
secure perfection Of either the state the church ana
family which but associated expressions 81 INDIVIDUAL
growth subject TO the same laws Of e to meet ,he
bies Of either must have knowledge ~ AL Hence We
claim for welfare Of the nation that its women have
broader deeper more scientific education than in know
edge of the history Of church and state ard ne family end
their steady progress greater freedom fberaty and purity
She NAV understand the law by which SILL higher excellence
be attained and thus learn that fe holds place ana
power In the grand march Of civilization woman IN nef
best worldly condition constitutes the worst form Of
aristocracy any country Through the innuence OF
oy isolation where she proudly inrenches herself and with
of her rights and duties makes society exclusive
religion bgo,ed and government aristocrac With the II
cepon who devote themselves to art science
and beneyoence this Glass give Their whole thought
10 frivolous externa dreamy specuations seculturc
has practical ouworkings. but viewed simply as an
added personal power to attract and oe al Win. aup
with terrible influence against The very idea tsat DOR Young
faith in the dignity respect for those who
They opposed TO The genius OF repabn
can institutions government ofequaiiy and religion OF
sacrifice Nor this type OF womanh0od all below Mason
DixoDs line for in the North often hear educated women
e1alng the society and Government Of Great Britain above
our own. They declare Tcpubicansm q failure and
I deplore the independence OF our sooring classes
AT the south the principle and class has been taught
pesstenty in paIor pulpit and press Al the North loved
and gorifed while people tave been 30 feNeeny
the rch and powerful Shareholders who represent
4 Tee Wherever
sced the church cold and barren the home sad and ds
c0rdani and life where what should be-cbeefui anu
order Of philosophers this condition Of things need
always bethat there Is fixed science 81 NE b Wch
a. Herbert Spencer John Stuart MIL Garth Wikinson Vie
tor Hugo Raskn and Mazzni oil writing up the dignity ~
man republican institutions showing how order and
beauty Of this confusion and all alike pointing To
Courage 10 meet the responsibilities The best minds age
press her conscience In botng out Onehan the
race from ali direct influence in the practical Of life
I diyOr ma
family left in state OF half orphanage IN the outer woIu
stern Justice untempered by mercy makes victims OF the
weak and in the family mercy without justice
yrsns the Young who should be subjects Yes the
needs mothers love there is ust that ply sica
difference and woman necessary 70 tie peser' alton Of
there just that spiritual difference necessary to
ytazng OF thought Hence 10 the educaiion and de,o
ton Of woman see toe growth and full development OF the
grand ideas enuncaed By In the hitherto cold bar
and speculative because not met ny the sth nope ana
enthusiasm o. iae womsnhpoc ba wsen sIe s 70
poetry Of real lie and sees the peanty OF seenee
government then will the first note OF harmony DC struck
Gen T me KEYS s'eS with S's eyery 81 stop tightly adjusted
and with louder loier strains the march OF civilization VIII
new ers when ideas govern nations and we
for the and who believe possible
life on Of the coming day Of equal
rights to all as clearly as ever saw the sunlight on the east
When the builders Of this republic shall realize that essen
as then shall the Temple Of Liberty Use in beautiful
proportions and shed new light over the western Cont
nent.
THEODORE TILToSs REMARKS
Mr.. TnToS the speaker. He said substantially
have settle with Mrs Stanton However dingy
dark dull the Offices in which newspapers are made
certainly las always been bright Assuredy II is not
the place 10 which she writes for the Press Ia
eyerywhere TO-DAY luminous the Church Applause
consider that this convention called to-day to take into
account weigh consider and put before the world the
most beautiful and humane idea that has entered
American politics The chief glory Of our democratic nstiu
tons that they make their appeal 10 all classes for potec
ton and until that idea shall be engraved on
statute book will have true republican gov
Ii is what the citizen thinks Of the Government
You speak by pen the voice. and wise Government
will give heed popular declarations coming from such
sn hnt thern nniLing which GoyeInenl b bound 70