New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
LOTISE MICHEL ~ LONDON
nom Ne london Globe. Lan o.

pom ne London Globe, Jan 9.
The announcement tuat Louise Michel the
oGdc cogeHRe the he oino who in gIr!n0Od had sup
dressed !. common garden VIPER Who III malurer
Nv o canrea one y too late to see his Majesty who.
ait ,nat, attenton TO the assa sna:ion
dereG upon the triang advantage to tue good
cause OF muldcIaS ~ Gamoe tamIne , au
ABOUT to address a bile meeting III London was
calculated maze tue ieyered Pulse OF the city pea
hicr and to c.use u general upheayal or tue lowcst
dres OF Communlsto Radicalisn In the hear, % Eng
laud. Hence It was tHat wn.n tue iaai VooVA
yesterday afternoon-hIriyed so,ltdy n1FuId, hEn'
have ern observed seated alone In Slcinway Hail. nk-
iousy awaiting he advent OF the iectuss de iad DO-
~ 'ken ms lace In tne Of tine trout seats
and gave certain air OF vltanty TO te ahdsrn JuSt
recorded that the vast sotudes are enlIvened now
aud nen by hvpg, moving tor,0lse. Az nVe
ing advent OF CwO moro EN- husiasts into the gallery
Tuen three representatives OF the press marched III 10
ge, ner INTO corner, and were supplied VITA gun
~ ms and plotting paper Aer this arrivals came more
rapidly. In ten mluutes -FOUR more REPRESENTATIVES vi
of the public choosing seats III the gallery ana
tnree others the back rows below But tho boIy OF
nall still untcuantc, save Dy tic hrsl
arrival anu Dy tho reporters who gave an uncOm-
fortaby crowded appearance 70 tntlr ootnet . 900
About this occupant OF tho front rows rose
as one man." asked II there was gong to be lee
,re I'm, resumed mis- seat again wtuOut satisfying Ills
curlosty Inen those VINO hat mO1estly taken tLelr
places la gallery and the back seats were all seat
nrrd and wucn the qrdndc clt0ycnue appeared, the
whole nudlence-threc Dclug members o. what Is called
The fair collected III Mule cluster lhhsul
nIey under stage. Tuesc details nave oeeh gwen
hc.uss IN a movement of sucn world ldo Importance
n wuud be TO suppress facts wich Snow Int tue
crusade OF enlightenment mas not Oeen IIulilcss
cvrn In EuEiand. EnglisAmen-for only iour
out OF the iontecn were un"ontolJ rreue"
have assemble ed 10 listen to her. ana, as pODaDy Ger
ta uropOrtiOn of these ten UNDERSTOOD toe language,
there "a no ,eIng wncre the matt r may emu. IL tue
whale OF six lectures IRE delivered even
n,nre Of he pllions London will know By personal
exuericncc what Lomse Michel Is IKE, ana d"t sac
thinks Women's Rights and Femi.e Education SHe
was accompanied TO the platform by yoHns person
wno might have been Introduced us spec,mca Oh
ordinary female educatlon. JUST Us tc'npei1nJo
Irc11rera love to display horrd example
to point the moral OF their eIoqnenee AS mater o.
inr, however, she was introduced 10 Wterpret tIo
0rdnde c0ycHne Tor not uhdersta liuS Luss.
TAls office performed naii.fehty wei SOL l "1
appealed to for that purpose she c3ilnseu
ia English, the word cltizeness" being OCCASIONALLY
au In anpearance Madame Louise Michel suggests
mother,inaw who seen better Gays ana Irsqaent
references TO previous residence me o' sion she
oaws boweyrr unden!ably wei, with hnency ana AK
preston; though Domostn w iSs .econd act'o.
and Iue thd 'aclon," would have aenied the titie
Oh ORR Tin'' sbe uses very little acuon unless,
deed frequent clutches at inc Oaca vi her po'no.
~ i I'd snen IL was great relief wnen In me ipust
Of or of ner mpsssioned sentences sae took on
- aeuoiug peadgear altogether, Tor the fail OF her
bDDrt would have the browning catastrophe OF
scene nready painful cnougi. Tic moment Oh taxing
AZ IN 100 was well some won n, sue argueI,
we're brought up TO be mere huni0rum notners on rant
caprce beautiful IL may but slaves whereas others
and here the speaker look OH her bonnet ara pro-
Nor did these views differ in any way from those whca
have expressed IRON time 70 tne At ot' Jahiess
Hall and esew here by dTere4t Englshwonen.
What Is meant by q" woman" the speaker argued
has never been defined Without defniton the rdsois
deere of womankind could not he discussed Inc iMr
sex and such Otuer titles she very truly renaikSa
could not be regarded accurately describing all NO
men, being rather complimentary insults ana gid,eo
chains for women were really slaves In some countries
they were slaves OF force, In others OF estav,
llshed right But they we're slaves none the less a
their tyrnts must expect them to show the Wees "
slayes-peridy. coqucIry, etc Some women wc,o ,io
ued as objects luxury. others as articles OF sr
uttv and household drudges All that she claimed TOT
women was not superiority 10 men, but eIuany W.T.
men She confessed to beng fanatic As s"A