The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14

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VIZ bnd that the is II in italics showing that the trsas-
iafors inserted the word II ought TO he aii scripss
gwen bs in,ph alton q God Is profitable" She eone,s
ded ~ moving that the RESOLUTION Of Mis- Brown be akl
ON Tire table, which seconded by Mrs Rose ana
unanimously carried.
Hcre the nnnee OF the Central COMMITTEES were resa
combating Of tho member Of the oil committee and
several new ones added
Mn DAVIS said she would not continue chsi~mx, f,r
Mrs Il O. ssrrrH was then appointed Chairman, ed
The PRADENr suggested that the place Of holding hs
next convention be fixed
Mrs proposed that it BE- bsld 10 New YORK city
being nts location and easy Of access froa all pas
the Union There would be better reports there snd
she cory to say New York was very ignorant.
NJ. JpnIs propossd Cleveland There was mora ntsr-
ay IN he West snd there were one thousand inq uiress
th,re for every one in New York
GaHru1 G. WIGHT--if there Is more Iberalty IN thA
wst ton New York needs such convention a. this The
Mrs II O. ssurH-Yss for the whole need not ply.
sican but they that sre tick.
Mrs. Nichols thought II was better 70 go wnero 0sss
most hearers.
mrs RosE said New York State was the first TO give -
instnlm,ht VI w0men's rights
Mia DAvis-No There are two States before hSs,
Rhcce Island and Louhana.
bliss Lyor SrorE thought TINT they ought to 20 WSe
Tho people OF INDIANA and Illinois would ccns to Glove
land 10 meet thfGl hail way. Only few years sge.
ssute ~ holy MS taeirs could not una room IN No"
1t was sph.,y resolved to hold the next meeting 4
Cleveland The time TO be fixed BY the Central caoaas-
IN adjourned n, evening
me tonfsn,cS rsp-. -toy
sgsSSc snn..zt Hunt, "a "a
Tho resolutions offered BIZ pr. uarVy-
forenoon, WIRE adopted.
arr. fAuilyA ". DAVIS saia chat ts& reason va A.
convention Ind not Photographic reporter u TIA ows
Was that there opportunity publish fun reports,
aorre were good reporters present who would report Il
that ;.e papers would publish
The 1fbsar had been very liberal but X was political
paper ard must make for the foreign The oon
ysntion need organ Mrs b. then road prospectus
or a"ey pepper ut So per year 70 be published ut Nev
York and ,iiej by MrsF o Smith and be call led The
EsoTo She went on 10 urge the necessity Of paper
DEF I'd them from attack and 70 expourd their paorles
rms NICHOLAS strongly advocated tho claims Of tho
MAJ 0 ssuTn was in favor of a paper but size
thought it best to leave to tbs convention p,eaoa
the editor.
Mr. NAY theugL II was well TO be cautious in regard -
Mrs DAVIS said articles had been kept for montAsia ~
ohce Of the New York Tribune before publishing In
answer always was, your articles wait If Mrs.
Smith could be induced to take the edtorsp the asv
journal IL would start With high literary rcputstsn-
The Westminster Rcsiew says Of Mrs sniths work.
Woman and her Needs that it Is the sblest work yyt
written on the subject
Mr. MarCoud you not get the articles inserted in the
Register.
Mrs. DAyIs-No nor in the Home .Joraa, either Ihsvs
.fsa bem both new paper could be got up il evsV
ady would be content with silk dr. less ia the year
Irs NICHOLS said she had not got silk dress 1sr
ten years Those could not afford to get six drossss
ought to do with calico dress less in the year,
hl1s DAVIS taid fund OF $1,000 would be sufficient.
Already $500 vas pledged She hoped that some $los
subscriptions would be given.
The PREsDENT-Gerrt Smith Is not here.
hrs. DNis-Are there not other smiths
Dir Josys cautioned against the exp snses They wo~>
always double what was expected.
Dir NAY then moved resolution in favor Of the nov
Miss SrosE said tie movement was misrepresented ~
all sides and an organ necessary but ought 10
be taken that debt be not incurred
The Tesoiutcn was adopted
Mr. 3A, then announced that $500 had been taken e
ri, ro
cen mtee to have the report printed pamphlet fo1
Miss Lucy NJ. stone, S. b. Anthony Lydia A. Fowler.
". j.. Cranda and Rev. s. j. May.
The report to be printed at Syracuse
DR. uurcnEoN advocated, at great length, the umts6
lho following resolution was then called up fron Ne
table,
Resolved That the young women Of our land be warned
against the fsaoes Contained in Horace Msnns address
delivered q various times for their especial benc6s asd
Mrs Ross said she would have giyon so5 though her
husband IL a poor man, and mechanic. She would
give s2S she had been present to reply to senlimcn0
that were unworthy Of man-much more Of Horace
Mann. (Laughtcr)
The resolution war laid the table,
The let ouon In fayo Of 6oodeli was rejected Mrs.
DAVIS observing that long they had their ov2
tights they would not identify themselves with any Pc
teri raIfy.
lecture
Mrs SaiIIH said it was now too ate Tt would occupy
at least an hour but se hoped she would have aaother
opportunity
hr MAY taid she would be invited rs soon as her
vtbience would permit. Meantime Lucy Stone would
give lecture mere Sunday evening slavery; and
Mrs Rose, lecture, on Tuesday evening" human
culture.
Miss Lrcr SroSE, who was the greatest favorite .
the audience during the convention, and who wear
The Pantsiets then delivered glowing farewell i'd
dre thanking the audience for their attention and shs
interest they took In the proceedings. In tho u
ber observations she adyerted to the OF Mrs Tim
dale Of Philadelphia, an instance Of
as merchant She aso referred to Mrs Fowler having
been in college and exhorted to Hdepcndpce and truth
If nd ri cl.n nuc had
well said nj Pittsburgh that with Cod and truth
on his side in majority against all the world Zap
panse They had met opposition from tho pulpit as ws9
as from other quarters and they had example Of 1t
that day But they would
Not load their growing thought with iron shirt
ny sgots dragged from some Jadesn graveyard Dirt
doxoloey wound up the Convention, which thsa ad-
iourned sine de-
Theatrical md Musical.
Bowrny TBsAIRE-Shaifpeare' 8 tragedy Of '0thel0,"
with ne castwi commence the performances to night
Mr. ~ Eddy, who Is great fayore and actor of
Siderable talent viii sustain the character Of tho noble
Moor. Air stevens will appear as Iago and Miss kms-
line Raymond Dcdemona. The arnuscments will close
with the "Rote Imp This bill will be sure TO draw
large honfe. The New York Volunteers will visit this
theatre to night.
PuoApwAv THrTsr.--Mr Collins, who has boon De.
fahting the admirers Of Irish drama appears to night In
the drama Of King o'Nel with the songs Of tho Irish
Brigade, and Brian 9Lynn lie will aso play Morgan
Eattlcr in the comic drama Of How TO Pay the Rent
Mcssrs Pope, Grosye nor Bland Mathews Mrs Vernon,
Mrs Abbott Mrs Conway and other artists OF emncDce
will also appear Miss Price will dance pas sc and ali
VIII terminate with Popping the Question"
Nrpro's G.RpEy-rhis beautiful theatre every sht
ysited by hundreds OF the mcst fashionable portion Of
tie citizens The selections for this eYenipy thu
comedy Of You Can't aa5rry your Granlmotberp i'm
Vnieh MSS fHAgatIick wiz appear Emily Melville.
NE enteItaishet viii conclude with The new and beau
tiuI BALLET " the Barber Of Seville in which The ts
Tented Me Pougapd md s!gnorita Soto viii display
then Ieipschorean abilities.