New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
sIIEnnEN.

This is the name of an English female of the
singular number and positive case her po's.s'3n oo,R
happy class which regards mankind with an ey eye -
Of no consequence nor D. OK consequence "hat he INV
Lords Misc shcddcu appearing In her own behalf She
plead her before the Lord Chancellor ana his aoo
fortrdc are exhibited ns heroic virtues. u IN an
English Court Of law. The eminent Big VIZ listens 20
muscle. relaxed no nerve shakcu-as calm and unnoved
a. t,r-i r,sf ia bronze aud set up tocxcmpfy the un
wcarcd dignity aud decOrum Of Br.ii-h gr,FIudebce
~. IA ,y ~ W,.bnleu or Hamburg she broke the
bank va. n marvellous that even the pailcHce OF ne
Lord Chancellor should have broken down atrT II dS
fincrs,nt sbeddrui She had said her say concerning
he facts of tho case and the rulings and decision Of the
lower Court but she expressed desire 70 aIaIt's ne
Big WIS few days longer on the law points OF tne
case Here 10 scene that took place on the Lnetechh
III. LoI t,, IA, 81 ,r., several uue' be-
fore s- l,r ' 5 ' if' S @ voas ebo,s,o
ts lori statements oa' Of Court bat come
W.. sssil.anu he,; s,ys bee omitted
@ b., % ' ,i oa q eess. ''; ~ s'ro 1p'.P. perry
i-s',s' I l''s' :, . '' i g f. AZ 1aa
Me- SIsadr 5rs,a smo-,,r,a, the Lord Chancellor .ll-r
LS1i, csm.ffi ,si toe,iy a,y iy eoasa.l tie de-
Lo ss,, ,.., 81, ,l, ya7 g., s;s ,, You
'Ai 1ins yoaf point o ,Ilsn' a. o-'' '''''' !" '-1N
Ib- ord ob,resor-No moment, Tbs has gone TOO
Ia5 ,rs ' ,a 's ' a @ sf s he Court
"Nis shoii.a-r 20 not understand my lord.
ne L9,L % lou' u .l No., A., Ho.n
nos 90 ,5 gu,,oa snJ e5easi fhi, absolutely
sis, sb,ii,u-I t,m,ui Iary
"Ths Lord Ctarcrlof-AHsNer my question.
Mi, sLriieu-To sa, as must lave noes have bees Ill.,
NJ. sLii.H saeT ~ Of an hour had s,n,umsln
discussion 's b'i she would rye TIE question Of TIE Improper 70
The Lord Chancellor after this te ebullton allowed
the shcdden 10 proceed aud she ker on apparently rs
eXhauscss rs when She began tIi the twenty hrs gay ar
c Bic WIGS became desperate and one OF the Lords de-
trrinued TO squcch the amable shedden which he pro-
cccdcd 20 do after this fashion:
There OBJ. remains The evidence oft'o NJ three vines'e. aud
he ~" hr'' in .gr9of o. tne m"oa 20, I' "a % IL Y NJ,
ste,n have been heard az engl anr hs' never been permitted
fu,be TO-DAY .tcb te eut6'i dag Of The heargE W. ddnt
The other 'uors ua'n have cbaaee lont lst msg
vou fintci be i anything % iy aiT te case ms eeH
Ne Once waded through forty yards OF Kentucky
tory Ia manuscript. We read patiently President Bu'
chanan's messages We have even followed Gov. Con.
rad Baker To the last We know what Is 10 CON
sIme tLe days over the report Of Congressional
mttee We have wrcstled with Andrew johnson by tue
bour Bnt we cannot even read OF the infection OF TWEEN
~ one days OF ncesSant lawpcading with coiuposure
nor think OF II without unpleasant Hpprehensous o what
Will be when the American female is admitted 10
behalf We appeal 20 The Hcrolm0n-t0 the te-
male siantons, the Anthonys the stones the Phcpso
all agtatofs wOmun's righsfOr protection from tho
American Shcddcns. The American female lawyer Is
born aud dressed aud grown up There was one 81 them
IN tho late NcW.YOrk Conventions there others or
them M the law Offices. Cannot female ambition take
less appalling form Are there not other trades ana
professions that viii satisfy tho pulpit say or inc
hastings, Thursday night pruyermectIngs, or spiritual
istic scances. spare Us the courts, IesI every
case become intcrmlnable as Jarndyce
TO CONSIDER whether IL will be desirable To exist IN tho
coming time when woman shall have her rigts iuclud'
the right tO plead her case IN the courts OF law Inc
youth who Is then sworn In 10 hear and imparaly try,
Will come out the venerable and OF gray halrs
and tho world will have changed to HIM AS IL Lad 10 Zip
tinry who was permitted 90 look ~ II through spy
glass after a years OF confinement lCn Commercial