The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14
THE WoMAN's RIGHTS CONVENTION
Curious Scfnts--Dalilc between Woman
Minister and Man Minister.
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GREAT UPROAR AND CONFUSION.
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Adjournment Sine Die,
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Third and Inst Day.
SrRaoVsr, Sept. 10, lS5s.
MORNING SESSION.

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MORNING SESSION
The convention called to order at O'Clock Tas
muster was ~ great the two former days and tho
same interest was manifested in the proceedings The
interest than ordinary because the question Of
organization to be discussed and there
would be sharp shooting between the tWo Joneses
oman and wife, abolition lecturers who, throughout the
convention were down upon the regime who have
Quoted the for the last two three years They
have found fault with oyery thing and it is understood
that they wanted to have the modelling of the womeu
Rights organizations but the old regime with Mrs Davis
atns head carried the day 1t is worthy Of remark that
The great majority Of the females present at this
ion were not married females, who had any personal
ptrencc in the rights wrongs of women, but young
| girls OF from fifteen to twenty years Of age.
Mrs. LYDIA (Dr.) FowLxR, OF New York presented the
following resolutions -
Whereas see in the human body. that though each
growth the 5 ss @ sa re 5s
NE GsAe to tae lowest INC has IN Of
follow ont the analogy Of nature that
s a or eeS snso Or 0n SIr
mission fulfil tho great ends Of their being II is said
mind through tic folly and imbeoy Of women and that
it is chiefly ~ their fundamentally that it can be redeem
Resolved, That all women be recommended yea, earnest
Pyoosss and rsatisa That there may az Be-
more harmonious deycopement, and that the Of
physical weakness and deterioration Ic in measure re-
"s6 rcn TIE faG Ss convention onront
msS from Inherent psrt the Country SSo shall find
them word Of encouragement and to recommend them
the patronage Of the public in their different cities and
That n %oth a Be- urged to out their
erssie and adaptations to different employmsnts
eo 1 them that saeh son and daughter will be qualified
through the influence na Gf the pocket
when truly work is percrsd {h r sSs
Of the former 70 do i, therefore let each hero as
labor accomplish great and useful deed either in
rsG IN a o tie 5 as her Cons
anu aspirations or fulfilling the instincts Of her genius
wheths sa poet artist sculptor musician, physician
Mr. A. NssnsoNp of the State Committee. Of tho
which were referred to tho Business Committee;
Resolved That f wopan has right to the ballot box
the duty Of those Who thus believe to act consistently with
this truth when they vote FOX civil rulers Or use their nhu
Resolved. That neither the wing marty the servle or
vote Tor for their as the liberty party aocs
take it. that commend that party and its candidates
being trustworthy in that respect.
The PrpsIDEsr then said ii right for those who
wished to have prayerto enjoy that privilege.
Rev. ANToIYETTE Bnows. then offered short prayer.
The Business Committee then directed to revise
the resolutions before the convention and to present
Dr. HsnRirr X. IIuxr, then moved the following =
Prepared . meet her Sh e s se
room Otherwise nnviliingness 70 meet her there may
Resolved, That tho present low standard
nd%fs Ssss '" woman
rce Sr ,ue ma g" Sr e "a rc one
opinion therefore regard their practice OF inserting in
ans a. the highest degree rerGe
bic and r indicating the need Of new medical infusion
Miss srs,s b. ANTHONY, of Rochester. then read n
long string Of resolutions sent by Mrs u 9. stanton OF
Seneca Falls One of these resolutions intended to
endorse the Womans State Temperance Society which
was child Of the Women's Rights Conventions.
Miss ANTHONY who i a slender girl of about twenty
years OF very cynical and never known to smile.
!! Then moved resolution on her own hook TO sustain
by There in the State of New York. called
the LII, edited by Miss Boomer there the Gtnrs
IF Liei,b in Ohio edited by Mrs L. Adrdge, who
now present Then there was the Windham county
! Wt.) Dtnocraf, edited by Mrs. Nichols who did not
support the nomination OF Pierce King had been
reported in Of the papers but the glorious nomina
tions Of Hale and Julien, of the free democracy.
| Mr. b. s. JcSFs-There Is also the SATURDAY. Jisier of
| Pittsbmg edited by Mrs. swishcn.
Mrs. NicoIs contcnded also for the support of good
Mr.. .IoNEs-SIrs. svishelm is opposed to women's
rights conventions and to their principles in many
Then there is the paper of Jane Hsle of Phila-
| delPha, which sneers at the whole thing What we
ought to do il to sustain those journals whether edited
by men o. women which sustain the cause Of womens
4 rights. tApplausc)
! ing the Women's Temperance Society, because they
we're ilberal, in excluding men from holding Office in
| the society.
Rev. Mr. MAY then read letter O.. Angelina Grimke
wife Of Theodore Weld Of New Jerey TWAS OF immense
length and the subject Of permanently organizing
| Womens Right Society. 1t deliberately and elo-
quenty written and travelled over the whole ground of
nature religion ard philosophy 1t was lereled against
permanent Organization and argued that associations
things of the past and not 1 for these days of pro-
gress. Women not like slaves Of barrel, that
! quirel hoops 10 keep them together.
Mrs MANY spRSGsHtp, Of Cagenoria then moved that
permanent society BE- nov 6TgsNlzca
Mrs IT, y. SuIH was in favor Of permanent or-oniza-
tion but thought ali that necessary to do
ganize State societies first and from them to form
! uonAl society or conggcss.
Mrs PAuLiNA w. DAVIS aid she thought The response.
by ought to be divided thnn IL i now; but she
opposed TO any organization that would DO crushing
/ in its influence
Miss IL H. Utyr with great cnerry)-1 do nat liz,
arbitrary cigapizations Spontanci is the aw Of life
vas. Therefore, delighted with The beautiful views Of
\ our friend angelina. why the sicdy beings
that they are Because hoy not free. Idsanproye
Of al qocl for the body well Tor the spiritual lif,
indiyidualism is The Only basis Of responsibility In
going - Worcester to the two first conventions was
meie baby croat daughters produced By the immense
| size III tha sdy but have grown since Being ia
douh wrote to Angelina on tic sUljcctof organizations
nc faid IN reply ghat ogan'etions aud societies had
performed their functions, and their dny gone by
| Aoseiias rtmSiss went 70 my inmost. We are or.
! sympathy j. the only safe Organization
Mrs. NlcHols Organization is but the struggle from
| frsgmenary state into whole. We are not fag-
menary, We need no organization while struggling up
/ into the life that is in God
Mrs. j.. oASEs SMru said she did not like being placed
! ON the sick list by Dr. Hunt [lanehter The demand
for organization not to shacc freedom They wanted
organization Of kind BY forming an association
they would meet together with greater security Wher
she travelled she found people anxious know with
whom they could communicate the subject OF womens
rights They ought to lay aside their preudicos on this
subject, and form association, ny which means they
would be enabled to work efcctually ysten
! ticaly.
| Mrs DAvs--We want more system and order ITitl-
ero the little central committee has had great deal OF
| labor thrown on a few individuals
Mrs Rosr said she agreed with Anrcline aud her friend
the Doctor. Organizations like Chinese bandagos
In political moral and religious bodies they had hindered
the growth CT man They were the incubus Of our ma
tUre The moment has intellectual
strike out idea he is branded hereto It was
true that men must sometimes combine to effect great
purposes but she decidedly opposed to organization
She would be patdoned for abiding 70 herself-he had
rover been guilty q doing before t. the extent
circumstances must nov plead her She was the
srno as every ether human being born into sect She
ha4 70 cut herself loose from H. ana she know what it
cost Aer am having bought tEst little freedom sor what
vas 1earer TO her than life Itself She rrized h toe highly
\ ever TO pat herself in the same shackles sgain.