, 1870-05-26

~ Of rights. These were co11ellatves Womans
sFherel What ,is It, according to the fnlnnatons
81 o 6see;e1 Ropes! Esse ss anons sn
another something else, until confusion ts
rendered worse confounded. Good and wise
men are Y the minority heaqse o. e sor daG1
there are 50 few, but that women have aone 80
Tel, In spite OF 6e1lAws and scX[1stomS lAete
elsued nure directions to reporters, 10 put doWn
TINT chauttcleers objected TO hens scratching IN
new grounds for better food for her caicEens1
outrage On the age and spirit Of civilization
There Is nothing more demoralizt1g than arbitrary
power Man has Inflicted tar greater srn npon
himself than upon WOMAN, By his treatment OF the
latter. Mankind Will never be frce, 30 lung as
woman-the mother Of snauhnd-remans In
sona9 nat op1 e b y,tas on
but becomes c1ln1e against humanity. Fnnlegal
and political equality Of woman with man must be
en sss as osne sne ste
cTucheting, croquetinE, and co4uetng; stop talk
Ing, gpssiplng: and fashionable dressing; stop
lnc1cusab1e; stop gnlhYautng the streets in search
Of beau, Ike butterfly Oh spree. EApplause
and 1aughter:l These latter arc the dcvoteea OF
arc undertaking the cause of wonau- In con-
clusiou the lady said she w8s sorry she couldnt
*'seore" some more people, but she nrst give way
to UtheIA
MISS coNElE, OF ST. LOUIS, .....
arose and disclalmed some Of the sentiments Mt
tered N the ahore, which She styled as .ti1adc'
p,ause1 She had a Kind and noble father, who
had shielded het, from childhood, end she could
not but believe that there were many Ike him,
Wiil Miss Willard T told t altsle III story, % Is ttins
climax to Mtss Fictor's speech. She met Na7 brate
man somewhere en- the streeIs whom - she q askea s
10 attend the convention. His reply Tas IN tne
negative, coupled with remark thar WVman
had better stay at home and take care OF her
eS ant bPa sns o tRe World
can men, perhaps women are entitled to know 2
little better what they are here for than yon"
Laughter, nIincipally among CenIle1neAJ
Mss PECEuAM, OF MILWAUKEE,
discussed at length the tyrannies Of the brute
man; she related several instances @ Wnefe @ IN, re
dr.:n instead Of the husband From this abe n
ietred that women were oppressed, and tnAs oe-
san Anh1y }n ana ss 81 1a g.
being ono q Tie great elements ct government I'm
aud John c. Heenan were me best
esponentg q power Women II r., are "a Ss,q tn5s
Iccts- Let them no longer deceive themselves
that there is any other Teason The legal phrase
she smoke at GONE length On the lnnuenee Of the
ballot Oh wages. II had been said that F9se 10
the laborer was worth 1fty cents day. Where
for capitalists, as in England Horace Greeley said
that when certain married women,s property n&hR
were acknowledged by the Legislature
OF New TqrS, 1t lifted 1000 WON,
en- efrpm pauperiAn. Politicians would
he glad to do ali in their power for the sex, II one
han we're women: She a1luded to The great
changes thai had already taken place IN public
sentiment 50 far as women were concerned. since
the time OF Christ. Women do q thousand things
now which were once denied her, and yet she
don't uusc1 herself Women ask not aavors but
: Justice. She wants fair play IN this Tork-day
world. She concluded amid loud applause
~~ OTHKK ADpRESSH
Miss Lizzie B0Jnton, Of 1ndiana: Mss phcebe
Cozzeua. OF St. Louis; Miss Adele Hazlett. Of
Michigan, and Miss Susan b Anthony, we're an
nounccd to speak this evening.
Mr. Etebbtns, Of Detroit, then made few re-
marks, when the convention adjourned TO 10
O'Clock this morning, at which time the Committee
on Resolutions Will report.