New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
The Worlds Convention.

The male portion ofihe spectators, however. were
very much inferior ID point Of personal appearance
and Intellectual developments to those that met as;
week 20 deliberate on the best means 10 boneh, the
condition Of the human race. 10 redeem as rum the
errors OF the poor old Cut system IN which me
world has been bewilderci ior the best par, Of
5000 wears snd 10 start society Ike mesded shoe
upCn entirely new iooting ine maI "'.H une PSI.
csdsverou. face lons hsir and dirty shirisee'cs VS.
-, r-ssnt although the fascinating youth Win nnsets
exgustely curei reaching down % ms eoo"s "ss IN
the room looking vertsnt a. eYet anu srse nao,'
Observation-Disclosures lfe men. with most ooodtnirs'y
looking uperials. and most murieFous4ooAns nous
txches - -, -.
There was great ies OF confusion for some time but
AZ ssi a letter run who signed nnsei 1up'
Tar fle,sen" or Jupiter Ammon, OF Jupiter hammo1'
we could not distinctly hear which. lie was OF opinion
that AL the plans proposed were wrong and he went n
for What he called thorough resurrection o. society
or an entire revolution bloody or otherwise ne dd not
Seem u De- very clear or decided which. He also pro
posed that Great Worlds Convention should De held
annually IN New York in the month Of October untI the
World should D. thoroughly reseneraied And he mod
esiy expressed hope that a. soon - the present Con
veniiou should 0rdr that they would DO some
thing sensible daughter
Mr.. JUPITER To~A>s's letter did not seem N be wei
understood by the Worlds Reformers else II Was not
well reished and so they gave the gooy
Mr. Collins then became very strenuous for the sp
pontment Of standing Commiee 20 revise 81 me psn-
and To seec; the pest for the World IN its worldly
wisdom 10 adopt
Mr. OWEN said It wa. too late 20 DO this The meet
INK had already adopted az ZEE pans thar bad been pro
posed tor the relief OF the poor old worn out world
I.sughter)
A MrmsEs Yes. and are ready to adop, twice as
many more Increased aughter)
Mr. COLLINS said thu; the Convention was very neih-
GENTLY organized Cries Of Oh oh HsYe you JUS!
found thar out
Mr. RosERrsoS then took the stand amidst great deal
of noise and confusion and proceeded 10 Illustrate h'
plan this is based entirely on the acknowledgment OF
supreme Being revealed religion sud the mora. physical
and inie ectus supremacy II womsn.
This the Worlds Reiormers would no, stand any bow
il could be fixed and they kicked mp most elegant
row during the whole time that Mr. r. could scarcely
o. heard
Mr. Owen could not see any utility in Mr.. r. plan.
RoBERrsoN.-Neiiher can ! see any utility M yours
Shouts OF iaughier)
MEmBER-Letus reject il (Appsuse)
ROBERTSON Then you reject God and his blessed
word. and the blessed supremacy OF woman, which m
ready 10 maintain here elsewhere in any way Great
uprOar, laughter and appause)
A MRMBFR-Ns We don't rejec, woman laughter .
wei make her equal but not superior applause
A>orHER-1hsts all nonsense woman IA what she i
Qsush,er) you can't make her what you please
FOR she will she will you may depend ont,
And II she won't she ont and there's an end ont
Continued laughter and confusion)
RoBERrsoN-I say she Is superior and can prove H.
/ Laughter and applause)
MrMprR saw she lint and should ike to see you
/ do H. Increased confusion and eNcitement)
OwEN-My friend had better withdraw his plan. ZAP
plsuse)
can't stand every thing Laughter and cheers II I'm
not allowed to speak. why I'll sit down Cheers
OWENS it the pleasure OF the meeting that Mr. Ro-
bertson shsl go on Laughter
Loud cries Of No"
ROBERTSON Very well I'm satisfied laughter and ap.
psuse and you say There no God g. I'm not salts
ned about that and enter my protest Applause laugh
ter and all sorts of noises
Mr. RS plan was then rejected whouts great deal of
ceremony, but with much camOr
NJ, PEBBLES then jumped up lin no small state OF eX
element and -ssaed Mr.. Owen and the Convention for
blinking the question about Negro slavery they expires
sed great of sympathy for the poor Of England and
for America s'white poor but at all for the poor
negro under the lash IN the South Great noise and ex
citement)
stout lRrsHM,S. In great rage)-I deny that
I Tremendous contusiOn)
PEEBLEs-lrs all true. Increased noice and uprosr)
Mr. OwEN-ts evident the audience are becoming
mpstien--theres only 20 minuies-(Lsug lighter and up
roar Ordei-order-
Finally Mr. PEBBLES ike Mr. Robertson was choked
down in this free and ghtcned Convention for reform
ing this small globe Of after offering three resou
tons
l. That the general principles OF humanity and equal
rights for our political basis Just when they do not
Interfere with the Individual OF each to enjoy Whist
be earns by his industry and intelligence which will
always take rank separate from and above deness and
] ignorance.
This was passed by a tight squeeze and loose hub
/ bub.
THAT no censure can be cast On Slas Wright or on
John Van Buren, members of the Democratic party
either individually collectively, for their recent con
duct in the Anii.R business
This kicked Up Almost magnificent Robbery and was
kicked side with great usto and no little swear
3-To have abolshed all kinds Of slavery and espc
Cialy negro slavery
Tki, wa. passed after good deal Of grumbung.
4.-Resoired-Ihat ignorance is the cause Of all our
misery.
Here was another owde.dow for a short time, but
finally the Convention swallowed this, seeing Il WAS the
last.
queer king genius with suspicious looking shirt
who looked though II two ideas should 10y accident
in his brain that they would certainly split his head
open. then very quantity and said in self satisfied
tone
/ Nj Chairman IRE got plan (Roars oflsuehicr) ]
have
OwrN--It'- too late. Increased lausher)
The PLAN MAN.-Thc ID tis-l thought il was never
too late 10 do good and down he sat amid screams Of
sughtrr)
Mr. OWEN then rose 10 give the details OF his plan and
he took mp thick quario printed pamphlet and began "a
read from H.
PEEBLrs-I wish 10 know If this plan IS detachable
OWN must not be interrupted
Cries Of Turn him out" Sit down" go IL Pee
bles.D
PEEnIEs-I insist upon knowing. Immense uproar
and confusion and all Of cries -it down On
you, sit down" Turn him out Throw him over.
stick 10 him. PEBBLES" go 1t, boots" and roars Of
laughter sll sides)
OWEN insist on not being interrupted.
PEEBLEs-l merely ask-(lncreased confusion and
cries Of Bah" Sit down Turn him out Knock
him down" SCI
PEEBLgs-lf I'm to hght my way
MEMBER-Sit down, sir what DO you know about il ?
PEEsLEs-If you come out OF doors III show you
Shouts OF ghter)
OwES-Ladies and gentlemen, IS II your pleasure that
Mr PEBBLES should continue 10 interrupt me Laughter
snd tremendous 10 be misunderstood shouts u No
noWl
PEEBLEs-l don't Interrupt you A. all Furious laugh
ter and uproar. Turn him out Iit him the
head" and other free andeasy expressions dread
u note " paraOn OF disposition the part the
audience 10 snnihlate poor PEBBLES
PEBBLES nothing daunted II again ask is debate
able
OwES.-Aiter I've done. Applause
PEEBLEs-pm satisfied. Great uyroar
A GERMAN.-Shum shentlemsDs msyd hal -hum blsns
Dor shumung aughter and confusonl yich dey berry
mOOsh-
MENB.R-St down. sir.
ANorHEa-Shutup -i,'s all settled Screams Of laugh
ter and Babel u confusion
Mr. OWEN al last went On reading He sad he wanted
about s3O1OOOO % carry al his plans He also said
that Mr. Mkwrght Whose father shaved men for pen
ny piece had income Of $500 year and left
a fortune Of 4l0OOOO0Of
MENBER-Whst's that 20 10 do with the Worlds Con
yentiOn Laughter.
OwES-yyhy 1t was enough 20 establish and 10 keep