The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
Temperance Conys nt,ons.

NEW YORK WOMEN's sfArE CoNvES rIoNs
SYRACUSE oct Is 1852.
The Women State Te,npsrsnoe Society met NJ seneca
Tails yesterday at II O'Clock N Prayer vas offered
by the Rev Sir. Grove
Elfzsbeth Caas Stanton WAS chosen President. aud
srs Mary Vaughn and Mira Susan anthuny on.
cstta ss Secrp,si.s Lucy stone DR.. Cutchaop tneha
Eioomer M A alkeF aod oar al PalsIl, we're sppo1-
Cd . ON inoss comni,re
Tho paFsinrsr Acknowledged igno-sDcc Of parliament
Mr. PRsoR. of Waterloo hoped they woua be sua.
Ienoed much as possible Women soce gagged at
Letters w.rr rraa f.ou sirs II W. wiilisus of sufuo
who wrpte that pob,ug oil d. good brt the N7'Gr ~
enc Baliy. sdltor Of ae Mpn gooery Hiner hoped
. plan would e. c.,ie5d ~ savoto' the N,sios law
The tusiEcas oommittes mae their report, which was
socepted
Luoy srosL offord seriel ot resolutions, and ,0ns
at length 10 th.ir favor
Adjourned Till II ernotu
AFTEG.opN SESSION.
IyprA JEnUiNs epoks et hngih demanding as Mai6e
law being the cniy efec'ual remedy fJf the rur
traffic
Mary walker. Misses palctt obe-lin cspron.
Of Rhode Island Others, defended toe resolutions
Of resolutions ana'ly adope u too fol-
lowing .fl'c -
The lst declares it to DO right ss the greatest
BuGcr'r. TO labor against lot prrapce.
No directs rhnit Efforts agsnst tr9iFicksr,.
No 3aitco~Dtenaaces both seller. and of liquor.
No declares that the ias sooUld not iegarze, bat
suppress the traffic.
No anvoca'es The Maine law.
for Office
No (ty LUCY stone) dscls1es that every reform,
movement rwarJed best ny cutvajug tb
tuGivlnusI responsibility @bch ft0m fGty
that ep.n0epce which boldly demands justice
he oona. though The hsaeeDs tall
No taDetions the caars. % women at tts Meu'a
stave soriety lat june ab1 ssys, noH sho re-
je.d sonlsn sho@ed they n'edtd eoisb'eomens"
No osciar~s that ietempersnco tncresses smcag
young d en- md must be opposed
Tho contention afttrwa ds adjourned TIL evening.
EvENING SESSION
The Convention wa Opened by prayer.
bi.s tELLGIr's Etmeipng Ioolutions sere dtseuslsd
sDd au0ple6.
Professor ALisr OF M Granville College a4s hsppy "a
find eB'ering into pub,Is III ths good .n
utltfes that Doctor ot Diviuty syrtcp.s No
tie lat Temperance coIveptiuD att~mpjei 10 ptatDcE
thr ios OF " reminded h,n OF u remark Mas
Binwn ~ MidiBpvitie 0Usse that Lhe clrrSg
r,iioss ot he race eaould tiu6 10 he'd ,d.u %
lonG out their etvst,un He slu1ed ths
ts Ct ~ th0 uptp tbe indi,n-, and ssd reform
rIfErosting fni would end ~ q irlGmph sht.
Letter. 'hep resG iryal Ars. Fowler Of New York
sad FSapces D Gage OF Obio
Ms Susan B. hNruory offered reso ou TO the edoc
thpt II. church sboulo do ssay sith the
vine ana Z fslio chip vitn ium dstuisn Mi-f
dpdsd me resolution after sgiri.ea discussion A.
ad0nted
MIS-. tioomer, Mrs yeuehu, ard few others voted
nsy
irptA JR,Erss offered res,lutscn thas uascuop
iho rig t,toD is the safeguard n toe rights
the peop.e. pet ions women ~ the ct
New Ncfk t1ve b.'f ada 10 9ngt AID our
rghtt n tneuor'aiistH oBied IN quvs,ifv.
Resolved thai We will ny tho hundred IL not by the
taous te coming
FOR tie Maine Law with our o,A hands. Adopted.
1he body thea ~ jourDsa.