, 1873-09-16
THE WOODHuLL.
Her Appearance at Crows Opera House
Last Evening.
4 Mixed Audience, and a Mixed Ad'
dress to Them.
The Author Of Walks Among
tho Churches Found
at Last.

Tas certainly ample In point Of numbers, cvou II It
was not Of tho most elevated character Tho atsrao-
t,or ~, 1octpro Nv tho ,,otoro,,. victor,, q ood,
,,. ~ ~ 49, = ~ u,.m.tu
hul upon suo1eet WINCH IN IN i'scn was su'nc'eh.y
suggestive to draw crowd. Tho audience was CONF
poecd OF man aud women III about enual numbers.
- ,,,s. -, aoAra,asros that ~ ,,o,rn, .o,,no, -
~ .aT ... w ',t,' 'ns ,,. '1a "o,
DO tho most apprecisvo nsonors aud thst they took
shudder. They woro apparently divided into two
c,.,ea. nm 81 soon,od ~ 1o ro,no srorncn 7vho
eamo from tho desire os cxctton'ont, lot it como IN
what shape 1t might and from prrlen curiosity; tho
other class consisted mostly Of plain. o'derly G,
"emen' W. eeousu "I1, nn'4r.ee nv" w.
Of irrepreasblo fanasiclam. They were probably
~ indian. mr. Kcn.ueky and anu1a,t1ed rsnturoun]v
a,,,'.o. ~. onuu w .,t.ta1 ,n,, ~ tnS.c,n
every aauaon tnat eoaa DO ."1.'ea lnto an naeusAo
sggoson anu looRed a. tno otaer hfIenela a. II tney
s'o Mn ,nan rera of Al, .hacs Of snractsr md nos
81 , -, - - t., 49, .,,,. ,,.n-s..,s.,
suen' ana Yaf'ea IN age irona 'ne young
cork, who thought - That wss protty tall talk, you
ol..anod with .,t,afactton M In rro,yo in onayor
it,r wbisky-basg. That's SO Bully fos you ,3
fh,s lecturo itso]f may 10 defined ~ mixture O.
communicative and jjcontinua nroposinna and pnni1,
sns nIea Tor ro5nrrn in fhn atatme nf 1n1r,
en- eue a. sIs1 rcesrds their work md duty. Sons
s .p9sksr h theS1es .hess .Ts as Ga ~ the
Tia nowest thji,1 out in this fast century aha held
that Tho parent las 10 Individual claim upon iho
ch;la' ahn want On
II knnw that thts y thu thouahtcss will be consfd-
arad a,nst i,raricax nrnnositi6n snco flore ia no
ioye To mot,or;a loya for hor cI,iid Il will how
AVER ia fnnnj II n,t}rnce nermtt tho full conpiJera-
scona Tor t,,a c1hlton Of tho othors loyo Il must
no Ia 1nst aicht Of that the rst thu to bo gained by
r,yoon n mr. nf,aant aoci. avsten, IN ottnr mar
and Woman and if mothnrs oyo can in any way in
terfere With this result then It should not bo permitted
to in ~
but before going furttor gravo error that o1tsts
a1nost unversa}Iy sfoiI Ge correctcd Il ia thouht-
Iesa and incousis,enly held TINT tho children bolonp
to their parents md because It is 40 held It 1H tho
most dangerous guestion with which tic reformor has
to deal but at the sa1ne time Of tho very rst I'M
nortauco 70 say that children do not boSur to their
nsronts ia to attack supposed Fight hst las oxstci
from timo ltnn,onorinl, and to call down upon lilo
head Of tho attacking ,arty tho rcprobaon oycn Of
rnllcals anu after tic TRUTH however, aud let it DO
what 1t way, and lead whore 1t nay ahall pursue it
ncrcileuzly, well knowing that when found 1t will
completo ostraciBm
III would not, hovoyor, ruthlesaly wound or shock
ihss hor lovo, If it 10 really worthy Of tat divine
unnc will incno hor to oaro for her child that which
mother present il thia a not what the loyo of ovory
mother ought to desire and aao further IT, in doaIr-
ng this my selfish love that Bhe bears merely for her
sake regardless Of the good Of hor child ought
beat intorestg nud through Ii Of soc{oty Eyary true
mother viii answer yes without hesitation only
those who would sacrifice their Children to thar ow1
aelflBh lows will eyop hcsitnte
ait s we'll known that civilization rrogrcssts and
education becomes moro question Of public interest
society demands moro and mora the conduct of tho
Instruction Of children Public schools arc now I'm
pcrative where but hundred ycarn ago thero waa no
such ayetem Oomnujsory education il elresiy sontel
in some States, and IL being seriously copsilerod a.