Staunton Spectator

New York week before last, but would not allow the "strong minded women" to take part in their proceedings. This very much excited that interesting class of society, which held a grand meeting of their own, Monday night, in which they were revenged by berating the men who had silenced their voices in the first meeting, to their heart's content. Lucy Stone gave it to them hot and heavy. Some of the other sex were present to condole with them—among them that man of strong caste, Fred. Douglass, who made a speech for woman's rights. The bold and determined feminines—in and out of Bloomers—said some very sharp things. A man woman, or a woman's-man, who spoke strenuously for the rights of women, compared the meeting of the World's Temperance Convention and the exclusion of women therefrom, to a convocation of the solar system and exclusion of the sun from its deliberations.