New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10
WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Morning Session. .FRDAr. Sept. Q, ls5,

Morning Session. 49,. FRIDAY. Sept 9, 1858.
The session opened at \ NJ Rev Mr.. jacobs of Mich
igan offered prayer In the absence Ct the President the
chair was taken by Gen. Cary there being at the time
about eighty Delegates present. which number increased to
about two hundred during the session The minutes Of yes
ted1ys proceedings were reac ana a'f some ssht aera
tons. approved.
The Chair announced that the first business before the
Ccrvsuticn was TO receive the Reports of Committees.
Rev Mr. Hi understood that the Delegates from foreign
countries were TO be heard hut the receiving of Reports
was decided 10 be the first business.
Judge Neil Of South Carolina, TOOK the Chair af ia
rn while Gen Cary read Report from the Committee on
the Pper use Of he Baobox to the effect that tho sub
ie,t having been elsewhere fully disposed Of the Commit
tee discharged from their consideration The Report was
ooc,ped and concurrcd in and Gen Cary resumed the
Chair
nv Mr. Hill asked particular attention to the report
os being of great importance
Rev DIR Patien read the Report Of the Committee on
Permanent Organization which was accepted to this effect
Tint there he National Committee Of Nine to correspond
with State end Foreign Committees that the greater part
Of rs Members be residents Of Philadelphia that report
70 the National Conventions and that call National Con
venon at least once every two years toat nave
utve power that $4,000 be raised and placed at It's di:
roe and that il report through some temperance period
cal the use il makes Of the funds
AZ S+snsbv of v j want to make a motion, and
frt bee leave to remark that have been reported in
TIE IriLERe clergyman l have no Pretensions 10
that or any such honor am Woodworking mechanic
ard hone that paper will make the correction IL has
a. bCer stated from the platform that am q" Woman
RIGHTS Men" never was. | am Temperance man,
and hat is the subject which absorbs all my energies
wa Delegate England where spoke in several cities
Chair-1he gentleman is ont OF order;
Mr. Stsrsbv took the platform and said wish 70 make
a motion which t. substitute for the words National
tic ard also wish 10 know why Philadelphia Is selected
a. tie seat Of the National Convention. Inc commit
York or Boston These cities would be more central
NJ Can suggested Washington.
Tie Chair-1here seems TO be misapprehension. Inc
piece Of session fixed only location osome OF the
Nr P1;ten suggested that for the words and
seller. ithey being Incorporate the words the manu-
fectnre and sale Of intoxicating drinks, be substituted
lie Chair again read the preamble Of tie Report, and
NJ Rirs9r If New Jersey think it would be better
to ftye the Convention The Worids'' instead Of
National .
Mr. Jackfop iCl sirmfn q the Committee explained
that thew could scarcely undertake 70 call Il worlds
Convention without the consent Of other nations England
Tor a. ul L. or Canada. Dir Duiheld Of Philadelphia.
srcaeed that The Of the locality be ieit blank Tor
NT Jacksor-The last thing pat into the Report was the
NJ live of \ J-wu the Committee give reasons
officiating the Convention in Philadelphia.
Clair Shall the Convention have leave 70 amend the
Rerort By striking out Philadelphia fIhis was put %
~ M 4 HaTens OF New York. would move an
snen5ert namely. That the number Be made thirteen
i sts ed # pine. -.
Mr. S.susby-I ol jcct 20 the arrangement a. giving tie
-eFs NJ. III one cts immense favor LIT there be mem
t.r from each State and Territory.
Dr. Sucdgrass-I second the motion Of the delegate who
sroLe last think the rights Of everybody represented
hire ought 10 be protected e. FAR a. possible Whysbond
Ier, not be one member from each state Of Confsd
NJ Keerer. Of Nd suppose the object IS TO secure
.ie mot efcient method II working NOW unless our
Ian he practicable one. L Is Of earthly yaGe think
1sf st irtsen Z the most practical number and al
majority in any loo atty Is bad thing u Il can be
ODD Ruf look a the practical working Of the matter
en- ,ou Get melnher from every state tah you gs'
enc too. her. think i 5 wholly upraeiea
~ An Executive Committee NUT Dc resident Of one
-ee srd Il must have great power hope me NUMBER
vii re confined 70 thirteen .--... A..
p-, VIZ Hil-I ~. soTy 70 heer m inslnnaton that
s, nbsrs Of tbs body could not be trusted We wan
GENITAL xaion # power ihei runs eless n.ay H.
AZ Havers-We cannot eiose our e}es - " lSs ,na
Stsse lors,es exist Committee from ssyefal otates
III f,;-fe srv trlrhie On that ground. withdraw my
sl NJ H. ard accept oue lo- each STATE ana Iesr'ry
NJ -tersl That am sas-siied win -
~ Xarrep q y VI not al til- premature lAs
80 "a 70. ve. been adopted. think We have al
orgarirafions IN abaLtance an 'hat ms 10" pro
~ smanGsns oue member from each state Territory
ard D.st.iesI Vls ledf 80 o.. = --, -;
- .ie fesut wa different opllc afona 20 IN Lesa
- -~i rfcv made e-eue t'r -sul----i- - sc
~. Crrrrnl Cr1llee. an Ill ---lH vas p" l-af VOC
80 ~ FIN. If MA large rl-i.tee t-.ef E'-gs
- = ----s re--esc-t l-- 'er.-ci 'oni1i-l-e ia
~r-.f 81 lave r4l'cf. confidence. -' -'tf ON y
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