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

wssssss and TIE only editor Vim refuses to publish
rum Detiese (ApplAuse) wm you hear himp (Cries
Of I'VE vDl "'ws wan"j introduce to you Mr. Booth
Hare the hairy gentleman mounted the stand Who was
yesterday sDmnarily elected from the house whils
M BOOTH saO-I was yesterday turned out Of the room
with voIeros BY order Of the President considered
was delegate. v.s turned out 50 Holsndy by the
ohcer to knock over thses or four men. Daughter
have done much for the tsncsrance cause have trs
yelled and lsctured upon IL And the editor Of
pspsr in Which capacity sAcbace many hundred dol
as year. because will not publish the notices Of the
been t,ssi.d With indspisy That is ii have to say
The CHAR-Ths unfortunate eond lon Of the gentleman
from the fact that yesterday he took cvs part
porter mi the ordsr was given to eissr the house Hs
sd not during the day, az lie should take seat At the
| Mr. Boo1H-when came hero intended to do 30. but
enough" .that viii DO" "lst the matter drop
The CHAIR then introduced
Mr. wAIoor. He said-I rise reluctantly to aavs the
| reputation Of this convention. wish decentralization
Of the S.soutops just e.olutons Of General
Cry (Sensaton through the audience The
conah and the straightsn up and 10 frssh
the notion when 6e vas Interrupted BY the chair ssy
Ing no was out Of order the motion not being seconded
| a DoMs vo'cns-"Ws second the notion" SECOND
Mr. BusT-I rise to point Of order. The gentleman
has NO lipht to speak upon this motion.
inc CHAIR sustained this point OF Mr.. Hunt.
The reading Of General CAry's resolutions was then
called for. They were read accordingly
The excitement increases. Some Thought there might
b reaction. They we're doomed to disappointment.
The motion to reoonsidsr was put and lost. Applause
The Rev George DurrElp then read report from the
COMMITTEE Obstac in the way Of Progress Ia
connection with this report the following resolu
| tons:-
legitimate re'st is equally shove IS above
o. that 1t is no other thar the great cause Of hu
Resolved That Il is alike according to the dictates OF
The Elstfs-m this should be and
Resolved; That Il injurious TO any cause when II Is
made 70 ubservo Interior and subordinate purposes party
RssSl,sd Tba. tho, traitors to the Of haman
what they oonsiderto he smother.
as @ na ss they would
r0Itant elections different parts of the land feel
strong and Sesrmnsd arm liz opeo @oTs this S'o,us
high above associations that uncaled for
Resolved, That this Of temperance question
must stand or fall upon Its own merits
was moved to amend b. STRIKING out the last portion
Mr. WAIcor of Rhode Isard-I second the motion,
and wieh to speak to them Let repeat that nothing
can te further from desrs occupy tn, ns
ofths convention daughter But have esponsbires
my convictions suasst rushing the th ,s-
EFT Of the fight In debate yet would not perform ba
slightest shadow Of Injustice to any ssvs this
convention from avolcanic eruption. (LAughxr and up
plause)
The gentleman was here called TO order motion
committee
After some debate Judge O'Nn1 moved to lay the
motion to refer upon tina table which carried.
CHAIR The vote now comes up the adoption Of 'he
report ard resolutions ready for the question:
(Ories Of Ready ready) rha vote was TAKEN aud the
report adopted Applause and hifees great uut
Mr. MARSH then read the folio vine report Of the Coon
miee Credsptsl In regard to the papers of Wendell
Phillips This interesting subject the ccnveu.
ton, and all ent tn hear the rapor 1t val as
most expected agsiptt the Inns sboitousts and dis
organizers. The report was ~ follows -
The Committee Credentials report that certificates
were handed TO them from the s.eenth ward Neal
q s Nip rs IF s% II
Ss S,s a SSy IN this
creation formed after .hs
sns nss 70 sa
and therefore do not entts the no doris to
This report was adopted. and great was The tumult
| again The fsctionists We beat on dying game But
1t was no aie to hang out The aat had gone forth.
MI. NoCluRE then read report from the Committee
on the Political Economy of the Maine Law,
| This report upsni n.ouslv adopted.
twas then moved and carried that the Committee on
Publication, when appointed havo the power revise
Is Rn ak sas,s ws5s
Mr. CLARK, Of Msss then read report from the Com.
mtse % Prepare an ADDRESS to FoTsisa Governments,
Gen CARY then moved to take from the table Mr..
the Business Comu it.ee Tbis was carrsd and tines,
resolutions were then taken sinsly for ado pton
(These resolutions pubi-he1 10 full Yesterday
| HERAID In the report of the Busiress C)mmittee)
The first second third fourth fifth and sixth resoIu
tions, endorsed aud adopted with alterations.
When the seventh resolution cane MP, a long debate
'sos plsce Moon it. IL being locked upon Of the
mostimr points of the Con ssntion. We reputsh
this let oution. 1. il as TO lows:--
the moral and ply steal interests Of humanity, AMI upon
every department. of human industry the Name
ss.s
nDens roitis bu. any political part
consiier tina. action a. At war With the hes
Votes in Viii we 70 dy onq so.e to
those whom wo know win secure and sustain the statute
Several spoke expressing their opinions In regard (,
the iety Of ningng the temperance question witt
Mr. CuSsIsGnAM from the District Of Columbia said
lam party IAN, but sm in favor OF the Name Law
with party viii vote for sober whis before will FOR
out before the world and take stand pledged
te the Maine law ct the ballot box.
question With party We temperance not be
hoetn to party The tsmreIauce cause is superior 60
Dot capable OF being misunderstood.
Hon, Judge HoAR, Of Mssa.-I desire. Mr.. President n
can to induce the gentlemen who differ In regard TO
propIiety Of this linking ourselves with party
gethsr they all nean tho thing bat ooly differ
ragsrde the of accomp shirg theic end
IN Massachusetts go farther than the gentleman from tbs
Distr ct o. Columbia. In Massachusetts, IN the whip
party nominate who not asine law men they
get DO vote e nine (Applause.) And IL the locos OF
free sellers dominate decent who Ia Maine iss
man, be gets my vote (AppsuseI. This is the cod Of
all TO gain power from ihs ballot box To do this ~
uut carry the question there expressed 10 the
luton.
Gen. CARY ef 0hio--H the gentleman will give way 70,
one moment think can atop ali discussion By Offering
the foLos ing resolu ion as q substitute -
Resolved, That this question involves all the best In
terests of society and while design TO dtu
political parties do intend to have and enforce law
prohibiting liquor manufacture and traffic beverage
whstcyer be the to all political
| parties and we win vote and act accordingly.
| This seconded when Mr. CARSON, OF the Carson
| League in Western New York, said -
NJ. eside1t-Wbat have We come up here for.
| wouldn't go rod for any tuch resolutions. They
amount to nothing viii tell you how TO get rid Of
| thee rumselsrs II you will give y chance (CAlls
| fer the " Qus,tion y Question ~
Committee wish this resolution referred BACK 10 tho
| Business Committee,