, 1873-11-15
CHrcAG0 DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5 1875

with number Of nnocdoton. Tho religion o.
:.'o n,eIoplo y Buddhism. Ono sngar aNa ho,o ',aq.
ercnted ut tho bosiniing I Of time. one oI
Mrs. Loonowona' pupils. tho prncoaa, Ying
YouwaiaokH tllon i,,at is yoars old, was slightly
grny, recnarlty which she explained with TIC
roninrk, :" Do YOU not know tint AIN my grand
hairs, that might not forgot who an,.''.
IN tho conclusion of llor very interesting anu
valuable loctnfo, Mira. IIoonowons lotH lor hoar'
ora know or comparatively 'ato ovoits. IN tlic
loath Of the Into King, Prince Bomtlosc cl,o!tia
reign will bo ono Of onligl,totltnont 10 attcstot]
by tho following proclamation Of tho cmancsph-
ton OF all HRmeso Rlnyon. which ho uttored soon
after ho oano to tho tllrono; ....-,
Lot this Our royal proclamation to our pooflc
bo proclaimed. and not ns II wo wore doing great
low.tnon aud subjects. That from tho iirst day
Of January, 1874 slavery shall coaBo to bo m in
atttntion IN onr country, md every man, woman,
and child ahall hold themselves froe-born cti-
oaoh and every man, shall be loyied on tho nation
to remunorato tho shareholders Tor the loes OF
thoir alayeB."
How long country under sacl q ruler as this
will tRko to got rid of ilR rolicH OF barbarinm a6
problem that 1t will provo very interesting to
watch. :
Throughout her 1ocl,lro Mrs. Loonowans was
frequently appla,,aoti. Bho will lecture at )
o'clock this afternoon, at the Hall Of tho Chris
tlan Union III Madison street, hor subject being
"Asiatia Wo,non."
sins. 1HoNowEHB LECTURE TO-DAY.
Airs. LoonowonB will lecture this afternoon ut
o'clock ut tho rooms of the Christian Union,
LA East Madison stroot Her sub1ect iH " AHiat-
to Womon," and Ia ono concerning which sle
has much to say that is Of unt1Blal interest.
lecturer, on account of lor own qualities aud tho
novelty Of hor subject, and 1t IL to ho hoped TINT
m opportunity may be given for the delivery Of
another lecture III hor repertoire OIL tho Zonsl
AveBta.
KIND wonps FOR s.ns. tEosowENa.
10 tie Editor NJ 1'hs Chicago 1ftbnne:
Sit 1 deem 1t my duty to call tho attention Of
your many readers to tho forthcoming Lectures
Of Mrs. LoonowonH, tho English GovornoHa in
siam," vol and fayorahly known by hor ,contri-
Chicago during tho present wecl;. It waB my
good fortune to hear the flrat lecture given by
this gifted lady in Boston, somo two years ago,
whom, IN response to at invitation extended by
guoh leading literary mon as Bryant, Curtis,
parhe Goodwin, Wondoll rl,ilIipa, Whittier. and
enco some chapters from hor raro and Interest,"
ing experience. introduced by James 4. Field,
EBq., sho held us far over All hotr with \ rootal
that was as strange and romantic M talo from
dor ut the Court OF England Inns tried to dis
credit her atatornenas concerning the political
and domestic affairs Of that country but no ono
can road Lis lato lotscr without being convinced
OF its wenknogs and inade1uacy to moet the
points at issno. The fascinating style Of cur
authoroao is much onlancod by her excellent
delivery, and il our Chicago pooplo really up
preciate finished, unique, and entertaining
production thoy should to 1t That tho lectures
OF Airs. LeonowonB aro we'll intended. Tho
second lecture is on Eastern Womon," aud
will be delivered at,tllo "Christiau Union Hall"
M. 11A Limit nIAfjjAnn Htrnnt. at 3sN0 n M In.