New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
The Seeding Temperance Delegates.

LARGE number Ct delegates, VINO Wltnur~W NesttfulY
morning from the Convention held in the etck Cllpe
corner Nassau and Spruce sts met yesterday Afternoon
Al the Water Cure establishment of DR. Trail No IS Laghi
st., at . O'Clock There large number Of persons
Of eleven different Siatesamong
whom were VIM. Lloyd Garrison. Wendell Phillips, DE-.
Spodgrass Lucy Stone Lydia +. Fowler Abby Kelly Fes
ter Susan Il. Anthony, Lydia A Mott Or Henrietta w.
johnson, Rev + W. lliggnson Rev. }. A Dugia Rev.
W Il. Williams Rev George Hall and other notaoles.
The business OF the meeting was commenced by the APP
pontmen Cf lr. Snodgrass, OF Baltimore, ss Chairman,
and Miss Susan H. Anthony of Rochester, Secretary
The Chairman, after calling the meeting TO order, re
sgntd In favor Of Rev Prof w. HIcGNsoN ofWorcester.
Mass which arrangement accepted by the meeting.
DR. SSoD6RAss gave the for his resignation that
he should continue to support the other Convention as
well this and therefore he should not like to take
conspicuous part the proceedings Of this Meeting Tor
though the he had taken fully justified by his
sense Of duty il might possibly emharrass the movement
The temporary Chairman then stated thst the FIRST business
would be 10 receive the names Of those who intended TO
act in this matter. The whole of those present about
fifty in number, ladies and gentlemen, then signed their
Messrs WENDELL PHILLIPS and LLOYD G,RRisoN gave
in their and having business of Importance 10
saci, expressing their regret withdrew.
JosErH A. DUGpALE Pennsylvania Minister of the So
ctyof Progressive Friends desired 10 plain his
for becoming member Of the Convention which that
he thought women were quite as much interested 10 the
Temperance movement IS the other sex possibly coui be
The other Convention took but half the world this one
would embrace the whole.
Mrs AnBY NELLY FOSTER here wished 10 explain the
purposes Of the meeting but gave way the Secretary
this movement
SIRIUS b. ASDREws here desired to define his position
He would become M mber Of this Convention because il
was designed embrace both in ii He desired to
be understood ~ great friend 90 Temperance reform but
he did not coincide with the Maine Law he thought that
no person number Of persons had right 70 say what hs
should eat or drink He would Join this Convention If il
was intended to discuss the Womsn's Rights question
therein II he understood this he prepared give p
toward defrsyng the expenses OF this org anizAton.
AHEY kKLLEY Foster explained that 81 far she
was concerned she would have Womsns Rights quss-
ton brought into the Convention although this question
res discussed To such an extent this morning
DR. SSOpGRAss here stated that after the ladies left the
Convention this morning the general idea among the ds
gates seemed to be that hy had got rid Of the and
the true metal was itssithout alloy When he le there
was every appearance Of ht taking place per
son bad called Rev gentleman Ar tie could not ssyi
il had been settled he could not say he withdrew
before the settlement Of the affair.
The discussion then continued by various persons
ard concluded by the appointment OF Committee OF
from each state to form Business Committee follows
Pennsylvania Joseph A. Dugdale Massachusetts,, Abby
Kelly Foster Maryland. Rev j L SnOdgrass; NeE
Hampshire John s Merrick; New jersey Stephen Grimes
Ohio Isaac Prescott Oregon, Ashley PeArce; Maine
Daniel T. Anderson New York, Susan Il. Anthony; Ill
nois Wm r. Williams Rhode leland WIN. Hunt.
ARer short absence the Committee reported follows
A9S E.s, portion .. &c cHSssfss s as.; r
sPif Of the call the nnesenrd enstne n pa q s1ea sess
shan uus 70 i, nsm. The CITY
DAY Of to CONSIDER the Prsen' needs Of the Temperance Re
Ii < = OR E'sSsa:y ss:.ss q "a:
Worlds Ceaseniol New YORK. darss the Msf. fsr meeting
assembled IN eos City the th May 1870 vheh ssunea the
power ezeis several regularly elected Delegates eeessss hey
R6 That Committee Of Be appointed 70 make the
sszy srsssesaenia this City wsrds cousenfion
Rr That Committee Of Corrcspendence CONSISTING Of I've b
,ggSst.S e .s..s z. q ~. sps.ssn ..d .ss was
Cesnlffss Locai Trail Oliver Johnscn-
d.. o. X. Welnston, Lydia y. Fowler Andrew Lester.
ES:sss.s {. ss..,ss. S.g g y:..ss: 49,
AAer the appointment Of the above Committees the
President announced that on Saturday evening next
meeting would be held AZ the Tabernacle tbs purpose OF
defining Womans' position in the Temperance Reform
movement Miss Lucy Stone DR. SnodgrAss and Others,
ne expected TO address the meeting After which an
louncement the meeting adjourned.