The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-01

raped over the heads OF the people in the inter
esDg Two three Of the rioters were taken
out and Parker proceeded for a few minutes until he
alluded to Webster (Three cheers for Daniel) as
this (said Parksr obedience to the lawn "By no
heansn from the crowd. Parker said he went 10
| Bunker hill this mornng-(why didn't you stay)-
coughipgs sneezings, laughter and hisses disturbed
Parker Every allusion to Daniel Webster was met
with hearty and tremendous choers for Daniel One
gentleman on the platform shcated The devil take
Daniel Webster"
Vo,sn-You abuse our Senators,
PARxER-In Gods name, who your Senators!
TnE CRowD-Daniel Webster. (Treme ndous and pro-
loDged cheering for Daniel Webster, Old zsck, and
|. PARKER again essayed to go on-we sat very near
him. and could catch but little OF what said ergo
tnent inquiries and answers were received by Parker
He ssssiled with cries Of go home mo &c"
and the most dcrisive and ironical laughter-the
crowd tried to cough down-but Parker stood his
ground. Parker thought brother Garrison had not
said anything unworthy Of Paneu Hall Cries of no."
mant has been respected on the patform-has it been
on the floor? YesD Another alusion to the Union
and Webster Thres cheers for the union-three for
here drowned in cries OF "Mellen sit down." "stop
your noise" &c.
only asked fair hearing-that they had been over
whemed with abuse. The remainder Of Parker's 70.
marks were drowned by the noise of the people.
WENDELL PnILLrrs took the stand in the midst
mingled cheers and Kisses Wendell liked such
meeting as this-they Kept up the associations con-
on the Union. (Three tremendous cheers for the
Union) Wendell said the ship of state had thus far
sailed on with free winds and laughing tides-t
mained to be If it would weather the storm
Wendell alluded to Webster. (Threc cheers for
Daniel Webster, three for Henry Clay, three ter
Csss, three for the President, and three for the
Union) Mr.. Phillips went TO abuse Mr. Webster
and his friends; his remarks frequently rendered
inaudible by the noise Of the crowd
vocK-Y ou re fanatic.
WENDELL Thank God am . fanatic.
Wendell quoted old Fuller on Shakespeare. Three
cheers for Shakspeare-three for webster-three
for phillips-three cheers for ChristiAntv
Blowing Of tin horns, growing in the style of barn
yard fowls, were now heard mingled with internal
groans and treme ndous noises. There a big fight
in the centre Of the hallthe policemen rushed ut the
people with their clubsthey battered tho rioters
the head and took out eight Of the most fcrocious
and sent them home The scene graphic in the
extreme, and difnoult to report
Mr. QuIscr mounted in the rostrum, and, In the
midst Of cheers for Judas, Webster Old Zack, and
Christianity, and groans for the antslaverytes he
attempted to pass the Ssrrison resolutions and an
uounced that they vnsnmousl passed, and that
the convention Dissolved. Confusion regned for
. few minutes, snd tAs gas was put out.
THE wnMEN's RIGHTS MEETING
friends OF womsrs rights met In the Melodeon at nine
o'clock this masning Mrs PAuLrsA WRIGHT DAvIs, OF
Providence tosk the chair and called the meeting to
order. Miss kucr SforH, Of Weat Brookfeld was
Mrs DI'. said The meeting was called for the pur.
mans Rights Con7snton to bs held SOME time during
HrNnr Z. WRIeHr expressed the hope that the wo-
men nov present would sot in motion a movement for
holding eQpYeption. where the rights Of may
ne .lsde known. Women must take the lead In the
movement and in the name Of justice, demand thsir
rights.
Miss Lucy SroNR made few remarks In favor Of the
right OF suffrage being extended to women aud
tended strongly that womens rights were human
rights She also urged the necessity Of immediate ac-
tion in the matter.
WILLIAM LLorp GARRISON In favor Of the move
ment, and bored the audience with skeleton of
OF his dry anti-American speeches. and concluded BY
avowing that, although he could not and wosld not
vote under the present constitution yet hs had sb
lection to women voting. II they saw ht to do He
wanted the women to have the right to vote under
republican government but when they get that right
we should then whether they would exercise II
not He wished that he could half of tho
bers OF Congress- and one-haf Of the members Of
Legislature for the that the other half
would con duct themselves with much more decorum.
On motion OF Mr. WRieHr, the chair appointed .
committee OF seven, to make arrangements to hold a
convention st such time and place they may deter
mine This committee soncists OF Miss IL. X Hunt OF
Boston, Miss Eliza j. Kenney Of Salem, Miss Luc Y
stone Of West Brookheld Mrs Paulina w. Davis Mrs.
Deborah NJ TAFT OF Roxbury, and Mrs. Taft Of sdhAm
The hour having arrived to which the N. X. A. 8.
Convention was adjourned the meeting adjourned
At subsequent meeting OF the committee IL Was
determined to call convention, to be holden at wor-
cestsr Wednesday and Thursday Of the second
in October next