New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

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eomphshed, we went 10 the proper antnorines ana ana
then and there vowed every one OF as remedy ths
evil In the time TO come When l. In my earnest passion
allowed to eRter. sns T %as T refused the iron
entered my soul, and felt that time would effect
ject Women felt toward Christ the negroes dd TO-
epatOr He advocated equality Tor women It's broad.
est sense People are continually saying that we ignore
husband shall rae CStr sc They always forget that &C.
| eompanying curse upon man: In the sweat Of thy
willing to eat bread provided by the sweat Of
Hans's brow. and Patricks brow and John Chnamans
or upon interest money. They perpetually trying 10
get rid of this curse, and many have done So They
ng tie negro to ali the privileges enjoyed By themselves
She didn't believe in laying too much stress upon these
new order Of things. We living under a new dis.
peDsatiOn. Again, people were continually re,
particular PERSONS at particular time ana IN particular
se appeaed from the d,Gpe a 20 his ana. master e
stretion upon The increasng civilization OF the age
demands that women should have the paiIot ,vaIIs
without the other half She didn't feel like blaming men
too severely too UT sn fnS.S sS
handed down to them by their ancestors Men
them reahze the wrongs the wretehed absurdes that
weigh upon them, then everything will be accomplished
wSner should hzve Vote Il yOu have word 20 uttcf
speak and leave the rest TO God you see rgnt nDs
IT.,
At the close Of Mrs LivermOres speech the audience
applauded automatically. With downright senso,e,
President introduced MT Hooker who read the COnsttu-
ton Of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association.
The President then announced VIM Lloyd Garris0n WHO
advanced desk in mis- accustomed leisurey man
and began to speak In tina. eeaE n ~ sn
Slavery workers. and challenged the echoes OF Of
the Future He saa the best felt to'I tSSt the
best thing he could do for the cause so dear 70
sweets Of II" Mrs Lver%Oros oratory was ike gliding
refined gold and painting the lily 70 attempt 70 speah
waning light assisted Mr. Garrison in bis steadfast
fusa pleasant little conversational skirInsh ensued
sons address after which 1t announced that he would
deliver II on Thursday evening
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention opened at 6, amid Violent show storm
Undeterred by the cold aud wet very large audience
assembled. great many gentlemen were present, ana
II they were not convinced amiably sgnlhed their read
mess to be- A brilliant company sat upon the stage
Mrs Hooker in Antumnal brown, talked to litte Dr.
Anthony, imposing In her bonnet emphatcay lald
down the law to Beecher. The stately Mrs. Burletgh
IeWeII Mr. Garrison amiably Oonyersed with Mrs.
Howe who stood, noble and graceful, IN her pe1ect
womanhOOd. The President introduced MIS- howe, VINO,
with her dark gray eyes, flashing as brightly as the da,
monds at her throat and ears, read her promised
yentIop She was rewarded with hearty sppausei aud
retired smiling and stately TO give place 70 hr Beseher,
gan by saying that our times are no more remarkable
for Philosophical
lions FOR the abrognon OF the ancient and rdlca
lous restrictions Of society The tendency 10 lnyesgas
scientific one Since the civil war which broke many
shackes the whole world seems disposed 70 tnnk Oody
and To search TO the bottom OF things We do mt want
TO advance woman to a higher ROStiOn, but but
to give her more influence. The influence she
now exercises redeems school, family. the ehurch
itself Every advance made In the influence OF woman
in the world IL marked as an epOeh OF eylnLatOn NO
ment that q man has. Every woman well as every
man right develop TO the full every power that
NAV do that a woman should not do II she is capable.
There Is hing in the professions IN civil NE that
the e1pecled liberty OF trying what she do how
can she know what she Ia capabs Of nes, she rs allowed
10 try When woman steps aside from the beaten path
OF womans duties she IL said to have Hnsexed herself
not because she does anything really unworthy OF nef
ustomed TO do. 10 IL easier Tor woman 20 act
comr,ssies a. brbes for her rights Woman
thing than compinents-she wishes 70 DC treated
u respect 70 dps Hss.Ss among men or women
There ia oppressng her the remnant OF primal law inc
more of Intellectual force Into play but still
remnants OF brute force. Why - woman esteemed
dawn Men say a woman's business is 20 be
MARRIED TO have children, aud bring their households
But ouefouTth OF the women In the world are single.
What are Won going to shout that There IL many
poor serving who would be glad 70 stand IN the
family relation. scofer, why don't you go and marry
her II ia womans business 20 stay at home and mend
her husbands stockings 10 nv Where - ms womans
There are who tie their babes into their chairs IN
the and 'ne nSS ne 30 w.epSg payy
children they not allowed by want 10 tend rghty
nousy OF women 20 to attics aud ccars
such as these Society patrohses men, anu @
into brick aud mortar, f0rsOOth on that the time
might come when We might see man and woman enjoy
ing the same intellectual advantages In the Vest where
this h the case college takes care OF itself
Mutual respect. mutual love, II you WILL settles the case
ne characterized extremely animal This beating OF men
like brutes, smoking them out pumping ON lhem-thls
,llaa ref
poultices for closed orations are good as eye
PM n ballot on mans eyes and they open with
a snap The ballot IL 10 moral suasOn what mustard Is
- good beefIt gives relish Many object that voting
taxes oman into tho dsgracef turbulence OF cleo
tons and consider shame to expose her TO sueh Vo
lence and nsu IL Is because man alone Is such brute
that want woman 10 40 Ia aud civinze him The Bible
says Is not good for man to BIO alone 40 further and
and women will vote together, we wont have drunken
polls and turbulent elections. The same argument ap
S %oIan they say. God bless him he does
not soil his robes IL the dirty pSClitiSSs cS
to bless him badly enough No minister lives without
To sSaa 60 s the RS e an s1pS% s
there be no darkness When women nave once gone
They say that meddng in public affairs VIII react upon
a woinan's delcacy, and spoil her womanness.
s s,Teot may her sons influence her husband but
:So CAN'T MT do thai tSi9g Tor ,. which mi:
feels when il is loaded and cant go OF Thousands Of
weninstructed women are IN th,s position On True
fhe thing itself is ennobing Only the base way Of
administering 1t owersi Again. they oSec. 10 w3man
voting because IL will carry an element VI decord into
the family. That means the husband VIII vote the
Demorratio ticket aud the wife the Republican, sup
pose In the West. many Of my elders had Methodist
wiyes Yet they agreed to differ and there was peace
I'm The family; and II there 10 anything people get their
backs up about IL religion Others say 10 viii make no
difference IN the result-a wife will vote her husband
does Did you never woman with mind OF her
owni People think that the value OF voting lies
in carrying the election The thing you get by yotngis
not half ae good rs the voting Itself Mr.. Beecher
said he was In favor Of everybody having q
vote even John Chnaman, plgtail and all he was clean
clear and absolute for Universal Suffrage IL s said that
this tends 10 destroy the system Of womans
snbord nation TO What is this systemf Up TO Is