New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Tie Call for tie " World, Temperance Coa'tAIion
deliberately ana carefully drawn up after ami IN tnl
ycw Of The ficulty ct tie Briek Church meeting eX'
me .ly invited IN Temperance associations and or
csuigatiors based ON .he principle Of Total Absh-
rorco" to be represented therein by Delesate.
There was no qualification 10 EEK. color or age o
tie Teuperanco Society Ginning to be rcp-cientcl
.tporoh the callers had ample notice that the absence
Of such Limitation would be understood as disclaimer
ofouy such.
Yet vhen TIE Convention net. Miono'te Brown
whore reeuas and bona Gde election as iel- .e was
net disputed. was dri,c On OF The Platform because not
So in male costume and gagged, expressly because she
was woman.
DIR. j. McCune Smith. veteran worker for Total
Abstinence and Delegate from an old working Tenn
perapcc Society was repulscd from the door and not
u,rtted 10 enter tie Hall because his ancestors ON
flo motber's side were Africans
---.aucl4 rmlps. ndisputahle white man, was
expelled after having been admitted AMI allowed 70
sneak. because Gas was alleged the Society which
lent him was too recently organizcdas If every one
did not know that many of those not objected to repre-
.ented societies which had only nominal existence.
Does any body believe that he would have been OK
relied but for the feet that lis sentiments on subjects
entirely apart from Temperance adverse 10 those
Of the men who pressed his expulsion
Let us look little further:
Before this Call was issued Rer Jotn Marsi wrote
Us letter see Tribune May 18TH wherein he posi-
lively denied that the trouble at the Brick Church
Meeting had been caused by Mayor BlrstOws refusing
10 recognize Women as equal colaborers in the Tenn
rcance Reform but said it grew out Of Rev Dir liig-
gDson's pressing the appointment OF woman On the
Rr.iness Committee q1or that Committee ras jul.
Hence arose all the disturbance aud schsn,' says
Rev John: plainly implying that, had tho motion to
appoint woman on that Committee been made at Tie
relt time it would have encountered no opposition.
and John goes ca to controyert CORE pOnicnt who
lad Previously asserted that Woman to be shut out
Of tie proposed Convention. Says John;
WIG aid word atou ee'adns Moren iog The con,ea.
ti isno. becn e,d. \ srH..ay b boaa ~ &c esriA'
Wen. tie Gail came out accordingly, with basis
- rs broad o. tie world and therefore JOHN ". Oil
ycY Chairman Of tie Executive Committee wrote rs
urging that there vas no longer any necessity for an
Gle. Convention since tic Marsh party with which
Dr. acted lad cccoded every point in dispute
Yet IN lie facc Of al these fair propositions, wien
ul Convention came to seu5le niggers and women
with tosc supposed 70 Be friendly to them BAL to en-
counter such tIcah CIT GA we lave indicated above
.rd most OF tle sicuers o. tie Gil with Iessrs
laIsl and Oliver we've 40 the head OF tie hunt They
oeuulel thc.- own President Neal Dow ia order to
ci,led,vu Antoncite Brown a..er Sic i-d fairly or
tanned O. f,o. ald Lad Teen ruled entitled 10 hold DC
uaIeah
Cutfmer' you lave played tbs game ol to tho
iter ,no. Your ne1. Cal must FAY wAat you mean
sou slsi b. aiiy vo.ed down in 9oar o"n Coagen-
tn. 7. you lolJt o.. rs it on