The New York herald., 1873-10-18
"She Who Rocks the Cradle
Rules the World,
CHAUNCEY BARNES AND HIS 10000 ANGELS
The High-Toned and High. Minded Make .
New Departure and Go Home
to Sigh No More.
A Brilliant Blaze Of Beauty and Bifurcated
Benevolence at the Closing Reception.

last evening, at halfpast nine O'clock the
W0man's Congress closed its labors, after pro.
longed session OF three days and three nights. A
blaze Of glory surrounded its expiring moments,
for q reception was given to its guests at which
large number OF beautiful, graceful and well bred
women were gathered together to hold communion
for the last time pending their next annual
gathering Hereafter the womans movement
promises to be OF more conservative
nature than 1t was hitherto protested
to acknowledge. The free love element, to use
horrid masculine expression, has virtually been
kicked out OF the Congress, and hereafter 1T must
do Its howlings and have its haucinations in
separate body OF it's own. In fine, the Girondins
have left the mountain, and the scattered but
numerous followers OF Victoria Woodruff can no
longer place the responsibility OF their doctrines
upon that large body OF American women who
wish In their hearts be loyal to the marriage tie
but who prefer to have few children as possible
Yesterday morning at ten O'Clock the Congress
reassembled at the Union Square Theatre. There
was very large and fashionable audience, num-
Der OF private carriages and broughams having de-
posted number Of fair-haired and dark haired
dissenters at the door, Prayer was offered by the
Rev. Mrs. Losee, "Sister Losee, as she is called
who is famous in connection with the Sea Cliff lit
cation, which has created such disturbance
among the followers OF John Wesley. The Execu-
tive Committee, under the wise guidance of Mrs.
Charlotte Wilbour, who has proved herself
to be the Nine. Roland, Of the conservative
movement, had determined that nothing from
the small suffrage and free love element should
mar the harmony OF the movement. lady named
Mrs. Lucinda d. Chandler, who has q very
pleasant and rather sentimental face, and who
wore q dark green small striped silk Dress read a
nan fho inav fahI fot tharh husin
Some OF her views as expressed were certainly OF
startling nature, and her text was -"She who
rocks the cradle rules.u Some Of the ideas IN
regard to the manufacture OF species were very
advanced, aud can hardly be produced in the
HERALD. Still the lady was applauded to the echo,
and her paper was voted to be an excellent one.
That stored veteran, the Rev. ANToINETTE
BROWN BLACKWELL, delivered a paper entitled
'Relation OF Woman in the Household to Woman's
Work Outside" She said that our hOusekeepers'
sitting at night their sewing machines after
hard days work is contest Of rufiing and tucking
against nerve AS an experiment she recon-
mended an occasional exchange OF household
duties, and believed that one day OF baby tending
and bread making would go far to human
ize husband, and would enable the whole family
to sleep at night. She thought that the work OF
the world must soon be divided afresh upon
some principle OF common sense, and she was
weary Of hearing that men outgrow their wives
mentally-althOugh 1t was, unfortunately, true.
She believed that woman should live to be ninety
years OF age. Man entitled to three score
years and ten, and woman certainly to twenty
years more. Her claim for woman was three
hours leisure day; this would give her time to
vote, and to cultivate both mind and body in SO
healthful manner that she will be in her prime at
fifty, and then she should be eligible to any Office
from SchOOi trustee TO PreSldent.
Mrs. CADY STANTON, with her massive and hand
form to reply to paper which had been read the
preceding evening on "lnviOable Home" Mrs.
stanton neneved mot IN isoaveo ea M pae
families might combine to ENJOY luxuries as well
as comforts
capable OF improving her self under any and all
circumstances.
JULIA WARD HOWE, looking fatigued but ener-
getlc in manner, rose and read very charming
letter from Italy pertinent to the subjects before
the Congress-. Elizabeth Peabody, venerable
lady, described the rise and progress and dongs of
the Boston University in glowing colors: Follow
ing the last speaker came Miss Helen L. D. Potter,
held her hearers enc6ained for nearly an hour on
the subject OF "WOman in Industrial Art" Her
delivery was SO good and her subject &c matter at SO
that the audience rewarded her with hearty APP
plause at the close of the paper she regretted
the world in Industrial art, and she believed
that night schools should be established TO make
Ol art Miss Potter did not hope to make America
nation OF art scholars and actual artists but she
hoped and believed tnat the numoef and ability Of
be created Tor the employment of women who were
specially adapted tor designing in sverware, tex
tile fabrics and the lighter branches Of art, as well
as in the line OF mechanical drawings.
Mrs. Livermore, in her sturdy and combative
them that every one should fight her own battle in
this world, regardless OF all opposition. recess
was then taken to permit Of luncheon @ and other
HERALD was awaiting further progress q tall man
with gray beard came to the table allotted for
stove pipe hat, said II am Chauncey Barnes,
the chosen disciple OF the Lord, and ! sent an
hear It or have 1t read. Now, give me a show, Mr..
Reporter, and here is my circular right from the
Redeemer." The man looked very wild and
circular from his pocket and dashed IL madly on
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not; open your churches and hear what the spirit %
speak Of me, have manifested myself to him % as
goyernment TO be on earth in heaven but o. thss s
struggle is 10 come We thee TO gather
vourseif Together and recognize but one Church nna
iod, baptIsm which Is the Holy Spirit saviour
the spirit and the kieth but the spirit auc keneth
and giveih iiie you therefore will have spiritual gov.
ernment founded upon Christ, relgiousy and politically
which is freedom to all those that look ior appearing
and will give to my voice, for, behold am here
WIN "'0'" S"s'" JESUS OF NAZARETH,
An and through disciple Chauncey Barnes
AMERICAN PROPHET
Dnring the nteregnum between the morning and
afternoon meeting OF the Congress the association
went into executive session In the picture gallery,
and the folding doors were closed upon the vulgar
world OF outsiders nerce battle was conducted
for nearly threequarters OF an hour by some OF the