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


tien Of General F. Carey Of Ohio chairman
after which, the Rev. VIM Pstten of New York, ana
George Duaeid. Of Pennsyvania were made temporsr,
secretaries.
1t was Thea moved that COMMITTEES Of thirteen be an
pointed By the chair to nomina permanent officers
warm debate here sprung up it being contsnded tha
this committee should be c.mposed of one delseats from
each State represented. motion was made 10 Law Il
upon the table and lost The vote them came up upor
the original motion whom 1t carried.
It WAS then adopted that Hvs appointed by the chair
constitute committee to examine the credentials o
delegates
The chair then stated that at this stare OF the
ton its ought to be consecrated BY prayer
At the call Ct the president pro tenpore. R,v. Mr.
Chambers, Of Philadelphia then offered up prayer, be-
seechDg the aid Of Divine Providence In the com ,otion
OF the work before them.
wAs then moved to reconsider the notion eectnr
committee Of thirteen to report permanent officers
After much desultory debate ths was taken and
he motion to reconsider lost The chair then pointed
tho following as such committee:
John v, Oliver. New York Isaac Littoo Tennessee.
Jo1n APPEL ELgard 8. W Hiilsrd N j..
y d. Cccke, Virginia. smith Wisconsin
Moses Miller, Mass. HUI xsne
AT. Cunningham Dist Of Columbia.
Mr. SscDGRAss, of Nev York, then moved that the
committee for permanent officers be enlarged as 10
comprise delegate from cash Stats represeoted 10 this
convention He made long speech Ia support Of his
motion, but at Hs concu ion the convention showed
either their appreciation OF h speech ~ant of apprs
ciation By laJ ing his motion upon the table
deliberate.
Dr. Wu11Axs. Of Alabama thep road
resolved That su0h organization Of this convention
:,d S. IssH., rule; are stat.
Spos called ss' ssr q " Sot. :'Sy SS
confusion, that it was impossible to report
and esh proceed at full speed to rattle of his opin
ions Of vcnan's rights. the Maine la~, The Worlds
eonveutcn, and every hing e,e. One would suppo ,e
from so muth Difficult in organizing there were about
City ssprsns for the Offices Of the convention and that
each had lad his Own plans. not expecting the plota and
counter plots Of others aud When their various designs
cla,hea tossther, then came the confusion whch we
rote After silence bad been g.tssd the taken,
Ths CHAIR then announced the fol owing the Commit.
tee Crtde ntials -
Jobn Marsh, New York, W Campbell s. Carolina,
Halstead New York.
This committee Immediately retired 10 deliberate and
duirg the A5@ nee OF the nittee, 1t pro posed
tnAt the Chairman pro tenn should address the
ton.
Gen. CAREY. in obedier to the call, then came
forward and sadI always ready to speak upoa the
great subess which have brought together We are
met TO torrent of desoatou that now pouring
ts burning waves over the world We are here to ask If
Is right TO erect monument of skeletons over QUE
broad laLd-ne have CONS here solemnly TO iu Iuire
whether the traffic and sellers should be stopped
In their murderous progress-vhe her iutsmpersocs
shall connue pour its bu,nins the present
and coming sges. We live In wooderul period OF the
within the Fifty IN the 4S"s THOUSAND
years which preceded it The mo-al progress CT the
world should keep pace with It, material progress We
shall find enough to oppose all reforms must grow
gradually against the oo Of the p,eudicei and igno
rant For instance when the Old ba 60 man used to re-
,ure tn four months ~ reasn the mouth of tho
Asissipp oorg came steam, aud uoen the frat explo.
sion the cid barge taanssd ID for it, because it
would soon put an end TO steanboas G,ughe
So with the old lady down east Her husband had been
uscd to .inrow his grain with the wind through his
barn. To save labor he boughs tanning MILL and the
her old man to make his ~,nd aod not be willing
to wait I'll. the bounui Ged should send the breezss Of
tS tho grain S And md
so our work for u.s. bat under God let do duty,
and he will assist us Let TEN perance flow down cur
streets river. and salvation viii succeed Like the
voice Of the This is 20 be done by human instru-
mentality Let clear out the rum holes and dram shops
and then x 60 up the ,oDs Of G tie snss Of
from, the State OF Ohio, where have the hor or
to distn ore liquor than any other 10 States in the
some parts Of the State bsy are already putting such
law in forc sntic ,atng It's passage ct the next Lsa.
ana = out
in,des Of esey rnm hole within ther reach They had
great WORK. and although am not in favor of moeocracy
be wcad ho the s Who spsrsd s s
knocked tbs /" rum 'un the bead and then went in
snd smashed the decanters daughter and cries Of
ood y The great ptincipeo OF the Maine las will be
hope 'aw will be made hich will prevent q man feom
legally destroying bis count yuen law now exists ia
Stats ssainst cutting do+n certain twias and trees
upon farm. We want The son1s Kind Of aliw to pro
tect the olive branches around ocr tables (Aophuse
Tie speaker here intsrsupsed BY the entsnce Of
the committee business the Chairman CT which pro
decided 10 call the roll OF dslsgaeA checking on thoFt
who ans xed TO their names Ho hss prooseded, how
ever, but about half way through the roll list when ne
was suddenly ohoked of by vote OF the hoise, VINO
new comes the tug Il war. When M Marsh had So
NJ: e. w. cIARx wom.n's right. man, who ,ss sste. e
and read the following =
seeking sf
Resolved That this Convention cordially invite all til
o.sSsn tspsiapsso in its @ and md aid IN Il
Ths reading of these resoIetons were greeted with ay
ylsuse sos hs.s. It was "a 'os,And in, IN the e,me Mi
Chapel 0'd fogies rofe to their feet gave a tur
TO their white checkers, and coughed up the
phlegm, In preparation for the fay. soiourner Trut
and her companions including Greeley and B,uqu,
Man, loome cd up in The distance Cries of LAY upo
the table " "fut him out" Go it Clark" "Dow
Every body spoke at the lame time. The fIss
dent vas confused, all was disorder, but M
Clark, not willing TO give IL up so, keI
waiting an opportunity TO speak One gentleman asks
Il Mr.. Clark vas a member. He answered he was. To
quesot wanted the proof the President soon put hi
down. ~ calling for his credentials Everybody rose
ard eveyblSy appealed frosn the dciscn or the chat
Such . aebt from fuch Cause.-The nero hinting
MI MApeft poy,d thst N + ba,is,ae ), suspn,e,
ths rcport OF thc Comrsi tee o. Qrsutsaton THIS can