The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16

ne hoped would not be entered upon the minutes Now
that he may be saved QAughter) Well, Mr. Hig-
Rinson refusing to serve upon the committee the
committee; but said Mr.. Barstow Mayor Of Providence,
and President Of the meeting, won't put such mo.
tion." hope he is here to see that am tonr the
truth daughter and appause) Mr.. Thompson insist
ed but was ruled down. and when the committee
ed they reported that they had received the names of the
men, but said that i not intended in making the CALL
that women should form part Of the convention but
the call if he knew that women would be excluded
Speaking in order our friends ruled out of order
was MT HisSinson who said that while that meeting
at Dr. Trulls to make arrangements for q convention
which would know no SEX COLOR sect tongue 1t does
have the impress Of the Eternal they have right to Be-
there and from the decision Of the Brick Church we ap
peal to the decision Of the Worlds Convention which
In the meeting at the Brick Church Mr. Barstow
proved that We should not be thsre-f the papers re-
ported him truly and If it was not in his heart II would
not come oat Of his lips for out Of the funess Of the
heart the mouth speaketh by speaking language which
remember having heard him, in Metropolitan Han when
ne said God has placed woman In the centre Of this
to the physical world But instead Of recosnsnp our
sunshp in the Brick Church he only called his CANDLE
and put his bushel over it. Woman" said he sis the
sun-to regulate enlighten and cheer;' but when we
came to look at tho fact he by his actions regu
latons subject to order" One in the conven-
could not do without them y and when we went to
Metropolitan Hall found they valued do their
ter At the convention il Metropolitan Hall the speaker
said want you gentlemen and ladies' to VOTE because
when voted he said we had heart in It, An audience
OF ladies', he added contributed much, because
they had not the control Of the purses daughter and
appause After scornpg every mother and sister
however and asked us to centrbute-to pay their saa
ries and what other bills dontknow (tenewed laugh
ter Mr. Barsow seemed desous of giving credit to Rhode
Island for the noble manner in which she received
Roger Williams after his Punishment from Massachu-
sets; butt Mr.. Barsow, who admires toleraten would
gag the mouths of half the word-he builds the tombs
Of the old prophets, and digs the graves Of the
(Appause) MIR. Hewitt tried to prove from the Bible
when the "scum' was gone-for SO they called US,
although they sometimes tell anges-he tried
to prove that should not speak engage in the
work of men But he knows Greek he must know that
1t does not Now you know that whatever is At for
any body to do, women can do; and whoever do it,
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face OF the drunhards wife daughter who. when the
fire had gone OFT her hearth stone and the light Of
and sympathy Of the world. the wife of drunkard
who cruelty beaten by her husband that she
blackened all with blows-that woman when telling
her sad tale woe to friend spite herself found the
big tear drops rolling dswn her checks and the great grief
ofner heart vain to dnd utterance This
and others in her circums ances the Brick
Church. and asks to be saved from this brutal treatment
from these cruel blows but Mayor Barstow says in reply
her she out Of her place The daughter of the drunrd
in the person Of her comes to thst con-
Vsn'on' ana as one drunkaros uaughter od say
Gee feel as have felt,
And bear what have borne;
Sink meath the blows that father dealt,
And the cold worlds proud scorn
Then struggle on from year to year.
Your sole relief the scalding tear,
TO kDeel as have knet
lmpore beseech, and pray
Strive the besot ted heart to melt
The downward course to stay.
The remainder of this consisting of a dozen verses was
recited with much dramatic effect by the fair orator
She then continued as f0ows-l
And many drunkaId's daughters with hearts like this
send Susan Anthony to plead her cause but Mr. Fow
Ter says, shall women pursue everywhere; he has
he taunts her because she should sneak Of the
she has suffered In your city last summer little bow
was pdpccd by the enemy Of his mother TO enter one OF
EIeysnY wa,s and Was made IN 5r,,. -ss nat
sbJa N aen IL Ms "a In tho hoSv rho o,tr tL ~
mcber obbe1 of er son bv the
seyt En;v 1la,I hsrs 10 ask that when tha prla my,
soaebsr sbs mSt he ao 70 ts ]he rs ,bst
ee and Tn do Something to ave her yonnc child en- bmt
tbo maotng NJ tha Rr;ct Cbr,cb said NO on;t ha a
MN amops ns No matter Let her child S;a bafo,e hsr
sso Iei har he the wife or aauohtar ~ Snnrad ha
& no m inht hare ~'s Pr ths boa esu did no sne
tbo+ mo eps NJ Tbomnsnu srora H. faor oS ooI y
rsh,s and am clad to mention this and many other
.nnuh1 a. nsch Of roman as ynns+ WOW Az n rh. h ~
# slsi i not s,anie, unon yon rentlemen am 50 9rv
Mo vo,ds an.ar ara "arnatnoliv im;nc tha ara
a5r,i,s,s ~ ncn,an Now sn1,osa This 5obary ,cio
80. ~, 90 30 r;oh+ an5 mon,on -, AZ 80
,se MS IT, AZ @ ~ s' 81 arI I -. ~ aaao M ~ @ ou. ~
%inaows with real earnsstness and s;ncertv w ave
" Md W." n stens IN on and teiloS har a !.
! = vern rn,vora NV and tumb,e p dawn Tho ladder Nov
t he ~ ba .,agv man Who wo"id n,avat har row
ania the builSno and the nrecions lives Il contains
sa. be, man saoa tbrtx tbon.anS arunSo "a 90
dos3 ~ n nnhnnorsd crave syerv Yaar. when ba s s
tpa;r iSas and cbiI5ren. uben ba se,s societv TIs
ours en5eavorino to do awav with ibese evils and he
ssys Na lei The widow vii on and the child sbalI,re
man tbe child or n drnnks,dEwhat 40 won think Of Tho
sincerity Of such man. fApplause.) whoever il the
frend III c,nse Glad Of beners from anr sonrce and
he who ;s tYne 10 his conviction as tam1e-nnce advo
cate will even accept the aid of children. He who Is
real friend o the cause will say welcome th ice welcome
to these who come to mt out the re that burns in
the dislery and DESTROYS the lives of our brothers
ard husbands Why this opoo,tion then TO women2
Does il not come from those who are on.
posed 10 reform and who would stav the progress Of
he race We we're told a few wears ago that because
there were then no steamboats, and teegraphs there
sIould be none so that according to this reason MS
be,a e,e no ayes Of discovery before thc discov
e1v of America. therefore Isabella was a very fool
isS womon and sbonld not have helped Colum.
bns Pnt Ye must remember that there ia srch thing
as rrooress and am sure In tbe language of the poet