New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

et posi o;rs all trieged that grea, and good me-
~ w ,la dilosed 70 ener into the WORK wiin al
s end might wa 20 Of mankiaJ =
~ uch was tie experience OF al greai principe
81 ,,ss Is the world was noi prepared 70 neE th7I
se ~ were hrA announced. Tho sPeake. iiis,IA-s
s.Shthe' yefsrring 10 the position occupied b. Dew 7
= poll = he conceived the gigantic project OF uni
Cr'en 49,. OF the great lakes and the Hudson H.,
- ~ ec~ed az but all il one accord recognz: %
D4s~.,s. such was tic condition OF the clise IN
y ,vere engaged and though nov many did no'
ftfp ~ ,,rtsnce vet the time was not TAR o. SAINT wA5n
ss.iJ gsdy DO 80 If they could aeegmp.5h ne sx.
$3.50 81 the traffic they woad open the way ioF the
p,',sr NJ other evils the more easily and sue es'
conclusion ofthe President remarks, nc was
~ y Wee Presidents reported by the Committee
20 odor&ed by vote o. ne CoA'enuon. INC 81
sss Srd treasurer reported by the Coinmt'ee' were
s.,Ieir torn unanimously eiected. .,,
~ puross renewed his motion against the adoIf0n
" go n the Committee az far as related to the ~
ansns fthe Business Comm ee ana aa'n ''''D Ms
sshca ct.,,ber. Of Pennsylvania Dor Of Ohio. and
49, N Ohio took part in the discussion Cree OF
49, question following each other ihox am il,l'
'Eoe,s .;ng The debate and iarger numbers were an
'stsns sesk The amendment Of Dr. ono1grass wa.
btg~ ~ ysp0rt OF the Committee was then adopted
BAY ~ Of The members Of the Business Committee,
ssona. a.ose,,s L. Brown who had been seated upon
by here arose and made an effort TO speak. She
ne is,|sfsd by the general confusion but when qaet
~ restored, she inquired Of TIE President u she
~ hss e 4 seat in the Convention Inc Cn!.rman 70
Sd IA. oay delegates we're allowed 10 paf"'ip"' III
hxGslis WI claim seat in The Convention as dele
gses s.ds,.You are clearly entitled TO II then
II IT I'm. am much interested in the cause
NE and come here depuled by two dferent >,
: ~ ,opssent them in iho deliberations anu 10 sPoaA
1850 of subject which feel and every "'.iI -
~. 1eep and double interest, And III the
49, losa r
"a "a sgser was here interrupted by loud hi'a5';
.,oLd wGh more cheersGnd crles OF q io', 49, ~,
~ Sic closed her remarks amid the genefai coz
Kennedy Of New jersey said something about this
Aac the worlds Convention but was iorcedto I
90 tbe struggle. because his Lungs were ho, h
arob 10 cuin the ears of the Convention. We rsl'e
" shout ne same time motion 10 ADJOURN al nun P]'s
s~slve q clock but action was taken upon II. A.. L.
N, Jaek,op having gained the PLATFORM faia 'na' n7
1s 10 OFFER The following resolutions a. r-...;., an.
osstT rrresan'ed II the Conveson be no.lua. ~ an 10
S;on he resonton was referred to the Bnainess
Committee. 80 pL..o~ ,,h;,b had
,",,eviu.,v laid on the table, was again Introduced
M confusion resulted from this and the comPitaNe
ou;et which the Convention had enjoyed ior soi5 ii
Yss entirely broken up. In The evidences oi soP1 94i
- feeljng Mr. CHAMPION, Of Now York was enADi'i 70
rs,s mai all business coming before the Convention
,oeIs he presented through the Business Committee
The motion was violently opposed by several individuals,
ope Of whom said he desired that ncendary uocue"''
sould be killed by the Convention outright:
Messrs Clark OF the District OF Columbia Ahehsoh on
r Jersey and Comstock Of New ork, spoke upon the
,Souon Their remarks were more or less yd9pefaVe,
"a ,ovoted The wrath OF numbers. many OF whom tried
Ell possession Of the floor We were unable 10 learn 'nc
tnsl disposiilon made Of the resolution
A gentleman moved that the Committee be appointed to
epsre Get Of rules to guide the Convention IN us deo
several delegates about this time arose to points OF order
hat pohnc hui points of disorder far as We were ape
% iudce were dscoverable After much caFll the motion
ructing the business Committee to report aseI oil ruls
vas adopted
The Brsross Committee reported Mr. Jacksons re'oln
on Inserted aboye to the Convention for tito take action
pom r a., n
Mcsrs Potion, of New York Cunningham, OF the s.
ret OF Columbia, Piepon, of Massachusetts, spoke upon
Mr. An.,rong. of New York said that he hsd antci-
aed from what he had Just such confusion as ihey
ad gotten into would result We were unaoie 10 covc'
lis rcmarss any further.
The resonto was subsequently, carried being put to
he vote OF illC meeting.
6cers Of the Convention exclusively. The introduction
4 this ro-oltiOn created much excitement Vnd several
Members opposed on the ground that the design was to
Ycude Rev Miss Brown from the platform
Mr. TAYLOR of N. j.. moved an amendment TO Tue mo
ION by soing the clause that none be admitted 10 seats
u the Io0g except members OF the Convention. Miss
Brown made efion to speak, but was unable to com
Y dee red TO know if distinguished strangers were to
e excluded from the platform men whOha worked
tho reform aud widely known IN connection win
, and whom the Worlds Temperance Convention ought
feel proud in elevating TO seats upon the platform
Mr. Comstock also spoke upon the resolution ana WAS
oudly apyiauded.
Mr.. Kennedy. Of New jersey said that he had under
tood that tho whole Worlds Temperance Convention
ad been held last week and where both ami aig
era had had eir say and he wished that they would
ave decent white alone His remarks wore feeOi,
heered.
The excitement in regard TO it became and
niense and amid general inquiry Rev Mr. Chambers, o
ennsyivaua arose aud said that u any doubt w9s tH
poa uho intended by the resolution ne could say mar
aim ,ros 10 erelnde all persons from The platform 0AO
,re not cio'hsd an male costume.
Following this announcement cheers and Kisses
all previous efforts, and continual cries OF
ORDER question, &c mingled with the words OF por-
ms endeavo rng TO gain hearing, rendered the whole
sceednelv distressing 20 weak nerves After many at
mpts The question on the adoption Of the resolution was
At TO the vote of the Convention, and was carried
Several delegates spoke after the final action was taken
vsnsi H. aud their remarks we've received with marks OF
aycr and appreciation, the former decidedly predomi
aiing
Rev Mis- Brown left the platform after the resolution
las passed.
The President then announced the speakers for the
yenug Session After which Mr. Joel Blackmore, OF
lew orr. introduced resolution contemplating the up
ointment Of Committeeo prepare statistical matter IN
abo form for SPECULATION TO AID IN the cause OF the sup
iesson OF tho sale OF intoxicating drinks The same wa
serred TO the Business Committee.
Gen. S f. Cary here introduced the following resolu
on;
R That this Convention fully appreciates the value and posi-
he cooperation mothers aud sisters
great eaa holy OF Temperance bat OF the opuol
AZ the pu platform OF discussion no. the Appropriate sphere
oman.
The reading OF the resolution received with minge
sses and cheers.
notion was made TO adopt the resolution. Anohert
on tie table made by Mr.. Noble of New York
discussion.
on lost
The previous question was then moved and carried an
e resolution of Gen. Cary was finally adopted.
Aler further business the Session brought T.
elose by the Committee business presenting the follow
: suggestions for the appointment OF Committees
On 60 ss OF Temperance the present dine a. tie
lct box
IL On 81 political economy o. the Maine Law IN is opera
lls and resuS
M o. r, r..l.r s.lts .h.ch 10y Ne In III. ~ Of M,