The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
THE MEETfr @.
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The meeting was appointed at ten o'clock At that
hour about Atty persons present Of both sexes
the Eagers Of the denomination. In shors time
however some two or three hundred persons col
lsetod chiefly Of that whose rights to Be vim
dcatd and whose TO be Get forth blythe
convection. Aud It easy matter to single on;
the delegates the spectators by their peculia'
cast q tupteBance which among The ladies VA
generally eloorny and wariike 1t VIZ, a alton
cslculst,d 10 strike terror into the heart OF the
stoutsgt and compelling hina from sense OF
lear TO Pat on his good behavior.
THE ORGANIZATION.
Pursueut to arrangements, the convention having
met ~ O'Clock, In Briney Hail. on TIE rights du-
tiee aud relations Of women.
Mr. saRAH AZ EAaLE. Of Worcester, called the con-
on motion OF Mrs NJ A W JouSsoS, OF Ohio Mr..
Jo.eph G. Hathaway, Of western New YORK., was tenn
poraIily called tue chair and EhzA D. kenney, Of
Msssacrnsetts wss appointed secretary pro ten.
committee YVES ordered and the chair appointed the
follow Ing - Eli1a Barney, Of Macs; Mrs Nichols,
VT asa Foeter N Al Charles y. BurlalSh, OF Conn
Lycia bennett Me- pny sexton N &, Z. Mrs. NJ =
usrris H. IL who retired into an adjoining room upon
The President pro tea read the call of the con-
After which, the Nominating COMMITTEE made their
report q the regular officers OF the convention which
agreed TO unanimously, as follows = President
Miss lselne Davis OF * Wee Pre,idsnts' Rev
w. n Ginning. ofN. Y, and sarah II ndAie OF IA !
Secretaries, Hannah NJ. Dariingts1i OF Ia and Jos o.
sako en- obssrvat, on OF the prominent characters.
Ms paws the President or Presidentsss Is n tall.
hanosome lady, far complexion, blue eyes auburn
rngi,ts and Of very amsOle expression q counte-
dressed In dark, aud without the snshes' pre-
Lperstis Mott, Of Phnsdelphia, on ths extreme
rebt the platform, sppesred in the mosest dress
OF Quak.ress- cap snd scs, rlen Vu.Sss
the hard iron expression OF General susarroFi all
bone grist-. and resolution We should take hes 10
De an elderly ladg, indomitabls 81 CeesiT
Abby Keliy Poster Is very striking PERSONA All
aud tin. with eye Wild and resolute and cast OF
Ihysio.nOny fearfs u the d-sgots Who l'rd 70 over
womsns rights ores, plain black, open eonar' dark
Mr. Rrpestipe Rose, of New York, appeared with
rold Guard chain around her neck
"And Iva russes go~a."
FIgufc light black eyes delicate features black hair,
Diet dow Ia rinalets over her ea-s.
Treorriek Douglass also IN the meeting. aud
unite ion ana several dark coersd sisters we're yis-
me In tse corners Garrison Philips. Barisigh Fos
ter sud Co the rag.tag and bob tell OF these 90
eisl inGaei and abolition nbag4s, loonei up In
the Thong with the dignity OF directors OF rs'olu'
NJ n avs. on taking tn. chair read a very esbs-
,.,s bilososIica social.tic address, the wrongs
and ats IL woman. She presented the restraints
nnser shich woman is bound doFn 20 slavery in a
very touching manner IL vas b,artrendins TO thiak
ofH Ftcfn popular prejudice. she kniS that reior-
nation difficult, but the convention PROPOSED %
enter utou the great work. SIZE aseried me equality
of wrmtn by nature and protested that ne vas ent-
tea o. equality ia politics lssislaion and everything
else woman wanted an equa cnaace u the unioainS
OF her great capacities and she was bound TO have ~
soci,ty vas in s,ste Of batbah.n, while " denied
equally opiviegs' political I.i,sio"'' ana all o'n'r
lfivnes.s. and It mutt BE- reio- med .,,,
fWhi,e She was delivering th.s highly philosophical
xpcsit of the wrongs and rights 0f woman the az.
,snticp Of the auoieno. was sotsesbat disturbed by
ths mu.c OF q hand organ In smother room OF the
building IN which the American ist girl sxtsen years
old aun Heighng AGO poupds, vas beiag e1hiuteo -
a spec zen Of what woman would b. " the hsd hef
Tiahts che ought, by al means, to have been IN Ade
President ~ the Convention -.
on motion % LUCREriA Morr, whD considered the ad-
dres little too tame the question OF its adoption Wss
Ieft omen for debate IL disclamsd the intention ~
sren bo ty against the existing laws OF 'irty sad
Tor AZ disclaimer she was not prepared the senti-
mont ouaht TO be conditional Direct hostility might
at become necessary TO woman In entOrctng "a
yiohts We dent want any milk and water pohcy OF
action II the Ge.petism Of uisn has di-pacsd Eo IN
nor, her proper spheTe, must tell him SOL me
th,rg VAS urons We must 90 d clare 1.-THE plain
raL.d truth without disguise From the manner
a. xhgrh woman bad alwsys been treated, II
=. ,rtued that che inferior animal
- a, /, coutended that the equal
-. IN everything pertaining 70 human rights she
.,ttrs the rlsin truth. hovcvsr severe " might De
80. Nv hold and severe Language OF denunsiaLion
~, a i,iiam Lloyd Garrison had done 80 m nch Va
-. ~ touu aat!one ~ slavery. We must use tnt
80, ~ love and truth; but W aust tell the tfutf
,.sbn,t fcar and call things by then right names
o. mott, n, Mrs NJ. Aw Johnson, Onloi " m bioye
n..,.cv Nsssi Ernestrc L. Rose y. Harriet
rn,, A. ass Iueretia Mott, rs Lucy stsne, Mass
IT. ~ Chenpinr, N. Y;t n. W Cspron. ". ~ NOD
" p4rs Mass VIM Fish, do samuel NAY, do.i so
y,sn ssfson, n. 1 were aPPoiotea the Oo""i''ee
On mo, ION Of MI Fosrrn, (husbsni Of ABBY Kelly