The New York herald., 1871-11-21

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plause and cheering By the foolish young men In
the audience, who seemed TO be on the alert for
ANYTHING that might sound like an eQutvoQsae. Mrs.
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ees involve tho inquiry what should 30 the chief end
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marriage Blu. q what does n.rIi.es consist Til:
tuition .dms.sd Sy everybody that marriage !:
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escaping the deduction.
Considerable dissatisfaction was herr manifested
by the audience but after some kissing and cheer
ing cOmmtngied, the speaker continued
not where that sexual commerce results from
the dominant power OF one the other compelling
whore hate dsguat Is present. whether Be in the
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ton. and AL the law that thousand State assemblies may
Know whereof spesf; / have seen the mos. damnnr
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shut her doors never know Thousands Of poor weak,
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been hidden BY tho screen Of public opinion sham
Il does not matter how mach II NAV still bs atteup.ed "a
gloss sbnl label Asm SOUND ana pnrs
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think not abuse: relations: in what
Haven HELP Us II SUCH sAnDARisx
would understood to say that there .re NO good
condition: ip the present m.rriags state. By no
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peaied tomorrow.
At his last remark about the marriage relation
feet and hissed Mrs Woodruff. most vehemeniiy,
while the other halt cheered tumutuously. The
waS a1d a
then he was heard to say
"Ladies and gentle men," and then the audience
would hiss hum down Ior few moments and the
storm would break out anew.
Mrs. wooDMuLL !exciteaalylmLet .-i the gentleman
me lhere sne stamped her ioot) come forward on
this platform and define their principles fairly.
MRS WooDHuLL began at some length to excuse
the stain OF illegitmacy, wnen Mrs. Bro0ker. her
sister, who had been waiting for an opportunity
from ner seat in the balcony the stage jumped
up and, facing the audience, VITO liked the run and
were cheering loudly SAID, directing her remarks to
.How could you expect 10 be recognized IN So
ciety unless you knew who your father or mother
Mrs. wooDuuLL-I assert that there are as good
and noble men and women on top OF this earth suf-
or woman before me, and Cod knows do not
know how many lsegitmate men or women are In
Here the confusion became so great that nothing
more could be heard on the stage. Mrs. Brooker the
sister OF Mrs. woodruff, would not sit down on her
audience. who Cheered her loudly, wnile several
ladies' VINO saI by her, fearing riot left their seats
and retreated into the inner box.
Mr.. TILToN-Ladies and gentlemen. sometimes
there occurs In public meeting an incident like
sn IN which a AmerSans s Sndcate the rigt Of free
ilme must say. however, that this lady has hired
the hail, and she is entitled to be heard first
box to the open balcony where Mrs. Brooker sat,
and, placing his hand upon her wrist, turning
back as 70 the oa Eysry
woman WON In w tho audience Co. at @ tnis high. Ign
handed proceeding seemed to consider themselves
personally insuted, and such storm OF indignant
hlsses and groans mingled with counter cheering
broke forth that the unucky policeman was COM
PEELED Immediately to vacate the box and disappear
MIR. TILroN-I see that you have indicated free
speech. Now let Mrs. " oodhull be heard, and yOu
shall all be heard in your turn. saw the police-
man put his hand on The lady In the balcony. Now
the lady In the balcony shall also be heard.
(Mingled cheers and hlsses.)
Mrs. Woodruff, who had shrunk back timidly
during the uproar with her manuscript, came for.
ward and SAID boldly, "Ye5 / am q free lover l
believe I have an inalienable right to change my
husband every day II ike. l trust am under
stopd, for mean what say and nothing else. l
claim that freedom means 70 pc free.n -. 80
Here the wild young pep IN yhe audience cheered
most tumultuously, and MRS. Br0oker sat down. her
forces broken but not yet utterly routed,
Mrs. Woodruff then continued her lecture as fol-
lows
seems 10 that grosser insult could he offered TO
that she only
becauss the law compes her 70 be and little do and
realize the oboquy thus upon society
do realize what they almt OF their By