New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

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The resolutions were ls,d on me iA''e ~ -
ur lydia Fowler read interesting e'sr ron h1ry
: Rich II Y Who, she stated n4d Deer "a. .u -
A. Fol.r stated the Convention that from Dsr ON
al rslstion AZ one Of the Local Committee - make AZ
rangemsnf, for the Whole "9rds ~. ~
inn 10 Be held in New York City during toe moan o.
srember and BIZ virtue Of authority gwen h-r by me
Chairman OF the Con mittee Or ira sue Woun cahla'
invite ell Temperance Societies VINO mao - Ls
recent 70 state 10 their respective 81 .-e. tA1 h'7s
would be provided for Delegates ron all cSls % thAt
Convention without Te,pect to sex OF c"or nae lre
sre these in New YORK who had large ana exp lnsiys
beats and OveIfosing bo-pitalIies 60 NHa
tbsjr CTvsta Palace and City itself Deeg ies should send
in their credentials - soon a. Possloe :. nc 49,
,Lat due preparations may be made 10 entertain them
xlie they attend the Convention in aud OF strangers
NJ Iucv Some then read the following resolutions
which she hopeo would be taken up separztey 'r ason
IN Se Bnel ciuieh City. for the q nAkes
TemPeraLee Colgeaon Of tie Wors ~ =. act
eOvtlcy in iis ehaIsete essIseefl 70 ne ~ n
come tosehe wholly uBDstse IN The t Of eaoa or e as9
M hoy Of Temperance nce they ~Ao are IL real eni'
sS seseGy That tie Of the seeding delegates under
the offered ouy 70 them ard 70 universe out
the ss: d5 IL 5 t5It fP sIp1ot ri
h &c tse M rs.est srEinst tie e1ru. vsnes.
Of the Bc resPon. thee Eye9 70 the y.. ss-
peal from the verdict OF the Bnek Church 10 the word W." Dc %
Is.ocd oTy That th. Society gratefully prefer. il. thsot.-
ofenrs Rev higgnsn Of Morosster and Stnr o
CIV TO prsrsre fof wods Tempersnc Convection would o.
part ths nooy came % her SIDE ana
on Der ethai ana 10. o. eSsa n g I ID 1ho .B b,
ne e s uneeded By tb" Ters which greatly
Whole PeFsroe CONVENTION which shall know neither
or nation - ! ;s .. -.
ton Of the Deee gates in the Brick Church in Neg York
in an eloquent aud effective manner. Adjourned til :
o'clock this evening
Mrs Vaughn on taking the chair, remarked that, on
the occasion Of her election President OF The society Tor
tie ensung year anOppOrtunty offered 81 making re
marks but A. able speakers were 10 i2lo" sis ~"uu
merely return thanks 10 the members of the society Tor the
! unexpected honor conferred upon her .
Miss Susan b. Anthony read letters from M HoHy OF
| Warsaw. and DR.. Snodgrass, OF Baltimore. m
Mr. Shippad presented report OF an AuNlary o'c,y
! st or cans The Business Committee reported thN Mrs
Vaughn Mrs Abro and Miss Clark were 20 b. the agents
! Of the Society for the coming year .
Mr.. Nirlol. Of Vermont being loudly called for by the
! audience came forward and made lengthy ana abe
speech on subject Of the marriage relation taxing ne
pIourd that divorce should not BE- griuted Tor habil
5,urkeuu4s but that in case of drunken husband,
wife should be entitled to legal separation" the custody OF
her Children and the control OF her property and ens
M.- Brown was loudy called for expressed her v-Ts
Al length thought virtue and vice ought not 10 D. mixed
together II we would loaihe the thought OF cisPng de
graded sister 20 our souls how mach more 70 os is"
bly, linked 10 bcstis drulkard GIVE US Inc hAns ~"
and We sha have no drNnBArds Logic says that II tue
law takes ccgizance OF the true marriage relations they
should be lifelong She maintained the right and duty
ofls gal separation hut not of divorce for drunkenness
The subject was further discussed by Miss Stone Miss
Brown and Mrs Nichols the latter of whom affirmed "a :.
while the father had legal right 20 the children the wife
would follow him to the of the earh-eyen to the
| Evil Oie himself
Miss Clark affirmed that should remove the cause on
drunkenness and then the effect would not follow and
fclf hiatt he
The Convention adjourned to meet again some time IN
June, ls54-pace undecided.