The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-10
Second Days Proceedings.
TELEG APHIC.


TuE oprniNG-PRILIMiaArY BUSINESS, rrc.
The attendance this morning large. The Conven
ton called to order at o A NJ 10y the President.
LIDA +. Fowler read yesterday s report, and moved
to prepare roll Of ths members.
s MAY said that five hundred season tickets were
rod end two hundred ordered. Those DESTROYS to
identity themselves with the movement requested
write their pees their tickets before returning
them
Er CAGE MASIrus read a We, written address.
FIGHTS wANTsp-AruoUs voTE.
ErzsRErH JONES. Of Ohio said rncv should take TIER
rights snd rot talk. and would not 70 alarmed
She wanted rights men were most unwilling to grant
she wned TO vote and be voted for. (Applause) Sun
pose most women don't want to vote il that any agu-
msn' LOT refusing snf,sre to thoe who do!
vote-the law fol- bsde not
BfrJnMrN > JONES said the elections would be iuvio
lac
LETTERS GARRISON AND OTHERS
PAuuNA DAVIS read alstter from Mrs Mayo
let we're also read from Mrs. Andrews, and Garr
son TIC latter said that conducte politics wretch
eoy. IT women resolved to take the government he
consented only don't treat men as men treat women
Cheefs)
PARLIAMENTARY RULES
. ELiz&rE1H JONES wanted to act Gerrt Smiths
thsee outons- business should be conducted in more
Paris mtntsiy manner.
HARD WORDS FROM Lucy STONE
Lucy sToNE did not care fig for precedsnts she liked
tnl dueutson Women must carry on this movement
Themselves eloysi to woman Don't go to New York
aud get Fowers chart of head but patronize female
psychologists. patronze female enterprise Men will
fhut uE out from avocatiops Some printers in Massa
chusttts Office compelled tie employer to turn of fe
msle apprentices. Harriet Hunt was suspended from
Harvard when she wanted to study medcine) after
fees we're paid We can't take rights must
be struggled for frst Antoinette Brown will preach
tbeuk God but she cannot be ordained
The body adjourned at twelve O'Clock till the after
lucy Stone is a fayoite with her audience and her
itfutroe appears against Elizabeth Jones. She is a
Pleasant speaker and was educated at oberln.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
mRs NICHOLS POLITICAL POSITION DEFINED.
LIS CIARIssA kIcHoLs defined her political position
ne was said 10 support Pierce and King but she did not
stang on pro slavery platform. Nor she a widow
che bsd hntbsnd who sustained her in advocating
womans Iigbis--she earnestly insisted that women
Lou!d have equal share in property rights Which
lfthe most important-the children n woman bears o..
Bt bread they eat?
Dp.ssLarAIIoN cHuRouEs ATHEISM TIE GALLONS
ABBY PnIcE said The church bad prescribed and
essicted woman. The frierds had come nearest the
cce sstca bodies crucif,pg the Son Of God afrssh in
oese his followers. The church a varied ministry
wcmsn needs teachers of her own sex They need the
iDtucnces of each other. Taught only by his
becon es harsh cold ana apatnec Excluding woman 4
practical aib.sm-beayen.d daring u.urpation wouli
womsu sustain the galows in the sight of husbands.
Children or IA hers.
MAN AND NOTWITHSTANDING VIEWS
PALfrA DAVIS said the fall of inverted his nature
there was enhancement IN power and proper
II The servant Of goodness everywhere it's master
From marriage our women presented in series Of
disfolViDg views.
nm srxFs ISDIspEssADLE TO EACH OTHER
ErsEsItNr Rosr O. poe) said Of downtrodden
people spesks and strives against oppression Woman Is
eDslsted from the le the grave Heroism the
bs VI neo not with that Of Whose life is
moDstoDy Man ndi. peDsable TO womam's happiness
a. man is to bis she would have the sexes at pre-
o. Ut united
PHILOSOPHY AND FLATTFRRT.
LtentTiA MoTT said philosophers ead the French
yolu'k Of lIss was failure because
pefeated French wom,n dissatis ed with despot-
bn Iattefy " given women instead Of rights. She did
not believe in keeping quiet
The Convention then adjourned tin the evening
The audience wae lsrget than ever during the after
noon
EVENING SESSION.
The bali was sgsin crowded
HARRIET Hunt said the Shakers are converts rn,old
forrows had driven women there
Mr. BRIGHAM TROUBLE
LUcf SronE read a communication from MIR Brigham
end the reply
Mr. BnroaAm spoke on the subject of suffrage for
women
Hlnpnr HUM asked what he would do with unmarried
women
Mr. BnIcssM said they must submit like the unfor
tusstes OF the other II they could not fill their pro-
per places, they must take lower ones
BIBLICAL DEBATE.
Ne PAIMrrA had preached a risen Saviour fifteen
y~rS preacher had told her ct woman was the
wtcketestshe referred 10 IL 10 her next discourse.
rib token from formed into woman and vas
accepted a. bone OF hi bone and nsh Of bis flesh II
Whole man must be (Convulsons Of laughter
hnroiNTITE BRcwr fock up the Bible argument. She
SBuso nat Paul did not forbid preaching Woman had