The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

coat, but WIEN the real avtce the eoouine skrts
came before them, the old foges fairly shook in ther
ADttiretts walked to q seat. (which none had the
eai,ntry to offer and belppg he,e good position
she locked arour es il .sboru to command Some
htsed scme tried to her OF some
irdolsed IN inuendces but ell to no purpose She no
Brown The cd gray boards hitched ,hsir chairs little
iuIthH from her those having OCCASION to 20 past,
nit Neal Dow wouldn't notice her Autoinette sat alone
.'HeI soul 10 arms, ard esaer Tor the fray.n
AS soon as Clark had ended it was moved to Law bis
resolutions upon tho table With difficulty the vote
va. tnkeu and the resolutions given the table AntoI
nette 10 doubt thinking tho chances were now against
her, ard left tho stage -e-''
: The caAm-We viii now lis.eu to the report of the
Committee en- Permanent OHcsrs, which was read as
| follows -
PRESIDENT
NEAL DOW, OF MsiDe
- - VICE E-PRIxlDENTs
Joseph Carpenter. r. l., D. C Jacobs, Mioh..
sman Beecher, Mass. David HastiDgs Wis,
Reuben Walworth, T., John Dug-d Canada,
Edmund James. N. Y, Ed sard N. Harris N B.,
dhemas Watson. Penn. Geo Jeareys Scotland,
Con- Sapl + Cary Ohio R. II. Powell Ala,
Cnristap keeIer bid, c. LAthtop, La
George Savage. D C., A. PauIson. Del,
Jopn Socse, va. T.. II. Barry, Indiana.
Rev Wm. Patten, N T.. ClsmsDt Webster, r. l.,
Isasc >; Oliver, N. T., DR.. Leed,, England,
r. n h frcst, Penn, John Beckett, CAL
Geo DufGeld, Penn,
schuIeman Halstead. New York
BUsINEss COMMITTEE
:. IL. se'.f M n 3Niei; s. c., E. Bfscher Mass,
T y Jackson. Penn, Mr. Williams, Ala. '
Moved and carried hnt the report of the Committee ON
Perm aren't Officers be accepted whos, and adopted
Tho President was nrst voted for and Neal Dow. Of
Maine unanimously elected
The Chairman pro tenpore then appointed Judge oNiel
If O0sth TN Gv A.,
eent elect to the chair. Upon takirg the chair
Dir. Dow sad-There others here more acquainted
with parliamentary usage than myself and therefore
more to preside you But since you have
deemed it fit to bssow this homer upon me- do not feel
miahy purpose and We are surprised we'll as grievsd
that ell wise and good men rot willing to enter upon
this work tn ell 'htir powers But We must not judge
weak from this fact. The great and good
Of nation ave not always prepared for great ard good
reforms saw illustration of this th. morning as
brass of man who rcofed he drst preached
his IDEA, the carrying out CT .hich has contributed
| New York. (Applauie) Wien we have done our work
in the temperance cause, We wilt lay down our armor
IN other s
ceed 10 business The first IL the election Of the officers
Proposed.
sIc Iieasprcrs then also elected The election Of
the business committee was next brought up, when it
moved that part of the report laid upon the table
This was lost aDd after some discu son the business
| committee elected.
Duripg the Preaident's sreech, Mrs. BROWN had
turLtd sean to her scat the plaaorm When the Off
were cleo ed the Rev lad, fof ward. She said
in calm, meek voice Mr Presdent The chair being
engaged did net heed her, and she was Tered oaly
with murmurs and hisses. No hing deun.sd, she main
tared her position .nd Watching favorable opportu
| nifty. she said, Mr. President -
Tho Chairman then turned towards her. aud Just
going to extend his hand doubt TO psss the conpe
ments Of til. soason ask aftsr the little Bfowps, SO
when her LOOKS reminded him she sood before him his
equal with rights TO contend for aud she simply said TO
him, wish queep)y nod Of the head, MRS. Brown
turtp In tha ard he
Mrs. Brown
The REV LADY then cam o for ward and raid:-I am
delegate from two societies TO this convention in which
hoIe and ask to be received have great terest In
this cause in whch particularly woman above all others
Heie gentlemen rose to pon. Of order. He wanted
to krow what question was before the house.
Several VoeEs-What question is the lady speaking
Miss BRowN-I have only to ssl the question OF the
ChairCsn be received temperance delegate TO this
Worlds ConveutopY (Applause from her friends
The CHARThis Contention, according to s call Is to
receive the d.legss of all temperance societes Great
Miss BRowy-vory well. (she then took her aeat con.
steering the question decided that women to be sd
The opponents Of ~omens rights did not know hos to
regard this proceeding; they we're whipped; woman had
could not earp sao-l thought the Whole World's Con
yeniicn for and niessr and thing else mot
here last weth want to krow If this con.inuasce Of
that Conventionf Applause and hisses)
Mr. CLARK thought II capital opportunity to call
Frcm appearances the star Of In the
dspcy. A motion therefore made to refer to the
! BUSH ess Committee the resolutions Of Mr. Clark.
The Chair proceeded to read them, when the excite
ment was renewed After much difficulty aud confusion
the vote taken, and the obnoxious revolutions re
erIed to The Business Committee for their Consideration
After much more debate IL carried that the Basi.
Committee be instructed 10 arrange the businesa
| for the meeting in the afternoon.
| Isvas then
Resolved That committee o. from each state and
| plan Of uniform and permanent organization
Then came smother resolution, which reignted the
fires of hostility to pettcoat alliance 1t was as follows
Resolved That during the future meetings cf this Con
venton tho oeers Of the Convention only shall occupy the
The knowing snts understood the tri:k. From all
parts of the house cries of Shame 'Shame. y
Ihcpe that motion won't pass says ut inteaded
only to turn that lady from the stand pontng to Mrs
Brown. who "sst all alone In her eloIy"j
Mrs. BRowN came forward ard tried TO speak. II was
I no 90, the noise droS ned her voice.
the floor at the time and moving their
| arms up and down. HE pump handles; but far o,
hearing concerned they were all automatons.
Mr. HiIpIlH moved to end by giving tns chaig
mower to invite besides the ocers whom pleased
the pa tfoIm. (Applaufs and hisses)
After much ccaxI and pleading silence obtained
ard The vote taken upon the IL was de
Ihe wen On champions bound rot to leave chance o
success unimproved called for etvison 1t was no use
VI tho child had been born The amendment was carried
ard hereafter will be eaey for camel TO 90 tnrous
tbeeye tf needle for woman to come on tue plat
| form Of the Word's Temperance Cons ention
out tf the hail altoeefer. Cies OF NO no-he galau
remember the respect due to the silk dreasesWateflo
has been .oughtyictory ouIs-now let the thing rest
, &c &C. MIS-. Brown and her army tnoognt olherenu,
| 1bey we're ct willing OF 20 give up the tight.
: GIN CARY OF Ohio, by way Ct putting ccnchsr
+ ytmans participation in their aa.rs chertd 40 folio
Pgcved Tat this corvcuton fully appreciate the vsu
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