New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

his idea OF the Inconsistencies OF theaTi-
cal representation of an intoxicated husband wend-
ing his way homsward through the Shade
Cause what Dizziness hez she to be be asettin' up
flor me II she's a-bed IP lick her too Cause what
This enchanting specimen OF eloQuence highly 3D..
preciated by the little boys I'm the gallery.
Mrs. Stone, In the course OF appeal for practical
work. affirmed that the best helpers in the
clergymen
Mrs Severance. President Of the Boston Club. calm.
gentle and IN character declared that twas pre-
eminently the advocates OF suffrage who seek 70
perpetuae the peace snd purity OF the family and that
the great want Of our times more perfect domestic
and social union Of man and woman.
Mr. BLACKWELL AND LUCY STONE.
Mr. Blackwell thought the Byron agitation an was mag
taking up the pen IN defense OF Lady Byron and a the
Mr. B. held that wives should be PAID for their domestic
labors. He shut his eyes and screwed his mouth
IN. his ser fnerS fSe Slave ne Of nsn Ho SGpaated
upon this idea, while his loving Lucy looked
stone said that the willing be fed and clothed
and cared for less OF woman than she took half
the opportunity OF labor She dsapproved the staying
At home and making little pretty things TO wear by
bright young girls The gentlemen of the audience seemed
to adopt these with peculiar uncon In consider
ing the Bible argument, she declared that before
existed human rights existed in every being. Nothing
has yet dawned upon the world that has not found
an enemy in some text The man who desires to kl
another at the end Of rope finds his Justification Ia
have been II Eve had not eaten the
apple-if the knowledge OF good and evil had not
come 10 the racel" she was out OF patience with the
term hen-peoked husbands" No man thinks Of
women being rooster-peceed wives. She brought up tr
umphantly the OF Abraham. whom God had com
nanded obey his wife. She concluded by saying that
she found texts the books Of the Bible declaring that
woman should be subordinate TO man, she would pile up
those books revereDily' and put her foot on them
Amid the Concordians a few sweetfaced snd
strangely draped sisters from Shaker Village, who
seemed warmly interested in the speeches. teacher
among them, Sister Dorothy Durgn. being called upon
by the President said In musical voice tnat the ladies
had the earnest good wishes Of sisters who never knew
IyTERSAL FEELINGS
gentleman In the hail and wanted The people
to ye expression TO their internal feelings" In response
TO this invitation, KIND OF budding Daniel Pratt up
this wise " Our nation will never be q civilized nation
until the ladies are equal TO th man I've Travelled
purpose to find this out. Mt be ashamed.
girls If your intellect does mans. What
grand thing II Is for young ladas We souls!' The
"yOung ladies" properly appreclatIa his speech the
gentleman sat down inwardly bean.ing.
LIGHT sKIRMIsHING.
F. Hatch, reputedy clever young lawyer OF Hills
boro apoogized for speaking, declaring he felt
place since Niagara had belched its thunders
ment based upon the old stOry-impractieabny.
II had been made upon the first day. instead OF the
sxth, he would have objected 70 the Creator the
ground that he was impractcable. Humanity is always
ready TO fly red.hot into the face Of reform. The
crimes is the natural element VI reform.
II food and drink to it, bushel OF rotten eggs
and a cart load two Of dead cats In the hands Of
sillful msrksmen, better than million Of editorials
Mobs always considered delicious, believe, by re-
formers Very touching is the phlaHthrophy-l suppose
they call it-Of Pennsylvanians when they mob women
way more beasty than beasts to teach her delcacy
Mr. Hatchs speech smaeked somewhat o: college com
mencement and the eloquence Of the graduates gown.
Gentle legal dscusson ELECTED tile fact that in New
Hampshire idiots can vote wher5at an unconverted oO
served. soto yoce: "Some idiots know more than
women do"
MRS. IIvERMoRE-rHE VILE CHICAGO JuRIEs-woMES
WHIPPING HORACE GREELEY OUT OF HIS BOOTS.
The elear-browed, broad shOudered Mary Lvermore
spoke at length She asserted that there Mt lawyer
IN country that denies that women citizens They
that under the IYth Amendment carry
the question favorable decision before the Supreme
Court where Will find ChiefJustiee Chase who is an
open advocate Of woman suffrage. Referring 70 Myra
Bradwels recent rejection lawyer by the Illinois
Court she said that that dodge would be OF no avail
they need MT think that they always going to dodge
the little woman, because she is going 70 keep on until
she gains her point Mrs L. attacked Chicago Juries,
Affirming that they made up OF the ylest Trash.
In that city THE country, she said Is to-day in the
hands Of dirty political hacks who do nothing but feather
their nests Applause and hisses.l She didn't be-
eve in any Of this nonsense that man the head Of the
woman. The head OF the woman Is the mead he wears
on her own shoulders You have emancipated the ne
groes sensual degraded, debauched but yesterday the
tlon and saw The women Of raceWay they never
become strong minded Tm glad they are to have the
balOt-ts an educator" She referred to Horace
Greeley, and what she styled the soldier argu-
ment.D know women VINO coua %np hST-
ofice-holding its effect upon the family You might
9sI1ate & % 91S ooS SnoSS m aoneshe CONDEMNED
the hnalty Of women. The word comes from some
thing ont bias and hanging themselves from hips 20 an
Giles with hounces BY andby Il viii be tuck aud the
"sHAMISG" THE BOYS.
the conclusion OF tins speech Mrs Stone inquired Of
~
enough TO AT this point several youths IN the ga
lery mamfestng cynical and ObstiuateIy EncOnverDe
tendencies the presiding officer counseled the girls IN
Turn and point their fingers IL Those Things IN
the cOrDer" General eXceme ent followed and the ug-
converted Of Hampshire subsidized. The Convention
concluded with an enrolment Of members 10 the new
association gements for further agitation, subscrp
tOps The ROmGBS Journal ana the adoption OF vari-
resolutions
PLATFORM
These resolutions declared that they demanded suffrage
for the women Of New Hampshire a right, OF which
they uLjusty deprived by that the legislation
Of alone s class legisaton that the country needs
cultivated intellect Of woman in politics. that woman
needs the ballot educator that II II the duty OF
every Christian demand and exercise the night
10 vote that the New Hampshire Suffrage Association
auxiliary 20 the American WOuan-Sufrage Association
formed at Cleveland that local societies must be formed
throughout Eew-Hampshre. and that petitions be pre-
sented 70 their Legislature.
A CONCORD WRETCH.
The impression made upon the journalistic mind BY n
H may be summed up IN the following highly original
and never before published lucubration Of Concord
editor:
Midst our rouslng Ills Of granite,
Midst the s.ost and Awtgi waking;
Sts Ks the Of women suffrage.
Stalks with sspeei like humbug-
Like neat aaa egssed huEbus
HumbBg hu - VrEi's eyc.0ps,
With oas eye for agitation