New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

MKT The minutes resd ~ Mrs FOWLER, one OF 'ns
Sscrrtsre, Some discusson catered in'o re,pect
Ing the reuort read II sn decided thai u snpuio %
condeIsed to be presented .sso 70 nc Com.
Mr. NAY moved the appointment nj tin nee Cou
mi,,ss 70 act for present in t,e recspnon on Iuna
ard dsbursen ent thereof, toward he ashsJ'ns VI
imr eciaie expenses ,,.,..
orasp alton Of ID, National Convention.
Yrs DAVIS ,xpisin the OIL. and manner Ia vnien
the fret - called sDo organizes.
Mr., Morr was not aware that there was asaooiog
M. p.v,sremsrked that tie Committee was selected
Mrs RosA SMITH and Mr. SAVAGE, Of Syracuse, we're
appointed th.t Commute
THE Conuittse Of Nomination have nontnHoa
C.Eo1IsE sEyEIAxoE of OHIO Que Of the Vice rres
oeuts Of he MEETING IL w.s moved and 'e;ondeo 81 q
votro By the Convention thar Ms sEvrRASeE 'n'1ia
be ,do,d 10 The list Of vics Pres'dents
hrs GAGE Of Msolus proee. d'o = resa sn =,
ahbou.b her address v-s ebly read II vac vel III
ter. Ih.revih uan'ui' 70 you g copy Inc mes'in Z
/, becouips der sely crowded, many goios away unsO
TO obtain admission. 0I, a.. ,b
he g,d 10 m.l- a speech 10 satisfy her friends wco
keep urging her and abe mas % othe' way -
s.tsfy them Of her igoeranc" OF me subject os'
fora he Convention than 20 get up and express her s
sbeis CAD 10 be where there SC much EVIDENCE OF
prngre,s and invesrs .on. She spoke 10 very eio'
Qusbt sIsD, foil of petry sld nue. insgeTy; eoeu
ara not iskip z mucn about them She could BOT tai
what these women ssnt for fear she should not Rightly
represent -m, but she sill III ~hst she ~ans Sne
usnt. The Ishi and the right TO De- vOted tor
the rght 40 the Ja1eis beech and toto the halls
Of esslsiion and into the Executive CHAIR! Nos, do
you uDderstspd me u ! ~sut ny Legal righn want
the control " my earrings Common Law says when
won IL nsrr d. all the pen sonI properly soes under
the cobtrel Of the hOsbsId
She spoke In loud musical voice, and was evidently
listened 10 with uuch pleasure Her reasoning "ss
logical ar cor usive
She urged % mao TO 40 70 ward and take hsr rights
engage In busine.s-cnmmerci4 well "a mechanic.l
LYDIA A. JENKINS, OF Wsterio'. rise "a Inc IRE
whether there wa. spy law TO prevent women taxing
their political rishtA 49,
IL was piled that there we're ensctmenu pronioiins
her votrg. ,
Mrs JoNys remarked that 90 these rial natural
rishu Ibev could rot be- taken away from her =,
Miss BRowN remarked upon the Legality Of woman
voting. . n
s. JONES OF Ohio, Bss BRows, Mr. JONES, sud Otoehs
Mr., DAVIS ~ Tema upou IN point que'uln-
IN. ,aio wnen the Rhode I,lsLd Constitution Wa beog
edoIteo II Wa. brought forward Tor shopu)o, odt u
being oscovered that The sOrd mall was lei ou VS.
referred beck sgsiD for revision But u tu.n Ine
II IN from hi subject. she PROPOSED rsa,ns 80
from Rev A. D. MAYO, of Gloucester, Mass ~aicn
send yOu. go r. al. a.-o.,,,,
uhtcb I sI,u ,.pi YOU Mr.. MAY soaOunced letter
from WIN L GARRISON p.rt referring - the Conson'
don Nj MAY 40" announced eonmabica Al % IRON
ANGELINA QUIRKE, upon me 'uoJre' Oi orsahz*
I'm He wouf not res0 nov, is being to- long He
oroceed,d to remark upon the objects OF the Conven
lion, iuy sympaih I'll g with u spill, Sc.
Mr. JONES Temakeo At length upon she Improperly
of dcus,ibg organ izsiiOD until the re-oluii US are
ns,s.d spd moved that thu resolutions presented oy
GyRHIr smrrH be tskrn up early this NJ
Mr. MAY pi.t % TO hear from Lucy STONE, upon me
subject alluded 10 by B. JONES.
h.I STONE moved tbsi be- osOiutins might ie over,
q. th.y cov.r.d ,he whole g1ound Sns though tue
" tereit Of b meeting, go los Dunus o, e'ineed 'hst
We knew what 80 ~-rs soOut nos ~itnss4ncing tns
,upp .ed vie Ison OF Partisan. DtsTy ussge Soc cared
ls for olo esAbhsd ~ -, sotDpsfsd with the utter
slce, of tha tree soul oho prUsrsoted her remarks
with grsai que e. and listened 10 With great To-
teresL potv iibs tan oi, th- long session.