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

80 he asu.on Of the Isdss LAdes Of New York, ok
ing at you could think myself IN Charis<on for yoa
mind noe Of the beautiful audiences have s'neine 81
dressed there AZ our Temperance meetings LADIES oe
prepared 20 20 with "a DO not stand here 70 sdvocae
The doctrine Of wonans Rights lgrest applause and ieT
hisse.sve indeed their right, e .s ;y, une andsr
tie Of their male freDds What other DO yoa a.
for Loud spplsuse look on you a. friends. %. ~
not ask you to the stand let your iniusnee
IKE the gentle dew from Heaven let il pervsds me ta
circle la which let the daughter the vile ana G 'av
ther lead their male relatives 70 virtue LEI Ihe crave
10 the husband Never shall il be written on 90 ~
John BarieycOrn sent Of these TO an 90 ~ 800,
Great applause Mother influence Your $40 I"o their
ct men nave Deen saT "a Via, you insist on the
young men must do. Give me the 80 served the
want the For twenty one y-. ,onS here 70 rep
Punne wa srS ,s,prersnee TREMENDOUS applause
At the conclusion Of Jadge Men ih Loudly en-
favored the Convention with song ""''"
Rev John Pierpon Mass then commence NE .scs'
Of Maine Law poem which was Is'ened ~ s: ~,
aud AT lis conclusion was warmly aPpiauuen. ~ Ia ~
resd;, gss rspe blew out in the upper gaiery ahd "a
,b dcovery o(6e fame there was general rush 20 hs
49, ~ e,res, but an individual near Immediately eNth
PId - and Del sons on the platform were IN THIS instance
snsrnmen;s in quieng the excitement, oy alnonhchz
tbat the danger over. The persoa haVhz cbds u
ie Js not knowing what the difficulty was with the gas
turned entirely off and the Hall was left in total DARK
nea II was .6on however relghted, and order was re
stored. ,, ,.u II vu
Vol oud reveal certain secrets connected with barei
which stood on the stage before them.
Mr. CramIton sad-Once upon time the peace OF lne
world SO FAR as civil and religious liberty was epnefoe
hoard fral bark the broad Atlantic INNS ca,H
which stands by my SIDE are the hopes ho' % 'ne
exactly but Of Of the States OF our Unon lac
nd he tear and the signs and the borrowings OF women
and children of widows and orphan. are mere - Oo
reIled by the contents Of this cask What are ihsy a..
run nor gin brandy; not that whcn wiz o-ase ;J
LIes Uere il dipoma showing that this cssk receiver
lie first rre,nium at the STATE Fair IN "iscoh- nas
been decided be the best cask and cohianz 'nv ~
80 eent thg cask to the Worlds Coayenton
desiring that should be exposed i2I sae " 80, ~
bidder and the avail expended l,l nl yioo.n Ao
he circulated grauitousy in the state OF 70
rInusel The Legislature Of that Siate haS oil-u H.
he people 10 decide by their vote ct the Dtiio oA "
an 81 November next. whether they WIZ nave ue n.
INV or not II il exceedingly desirable III uhe es'ih W
of the friends who have sent tn cnsK' tha' II hou
sl6 and the prts 90 10 the en henment oil tie P,Pe
of Wisconsin b. circulating at least !OO oJ0 rae "
Thomas - Hunt will perform the duty oil anelp"7ol'
NJ HIM, here put on hi hat and took the ham ner N
Ms hand amid great rnenimen h s,Ine"ha' nun NJ
figure attitude and commical manner presen''n7 Ia
,,s1,o a,nenranre He commenced by sayn8 ne ma
never sold anything in his life, hardly lLaug ~
had had his own flour and wheat stolen anu "oh' M
ls IN succession to preach Laughter, ana caii 10
s,sak- louderJ Wait ill get started now iai, Pdy'
laughter Now must sell this bar ana "l' "a
tho proposition you | propose the terms o. ne %
lows ard want YOU to agree 70 them you WIN II 10
du will change the terms After the hrst pa ! ~ 'Ac
cv,v man who bids shall pay the amount OF M ga
Fnr instance suppose We start 10 at : the man VINO
hid ,enty five cents over NUT -cnI up the twenty ~
cents E,r,cnp il for not biddn- ''c. lLiu1hfFl hni
Inc man who max, the highest bid to pay Inc Wh'e sd
Nv nh Won WHO agree t. those terms please To- say aye
Only two or three ayes responded followed oy o"''
! laughter. -
| Mr. Hunt No don't there are enough who agree u
| IT, LGughicIl And those OF you wh3 don "@i'o ~ -
will you agree to pay double i-auiherl u, rooiriny
Ia rand succession Of s., slO, s2O SO TO- eacl
bidder sending up amount of his bd over me ast oc
until il was struck off to Bowen McNamee at elOo
Tie President next announced that Rev Mr. Hanel' 81
Rrooklyn would address the Convention Mr. iihh,n
took he stand and stated that he desired 10 sPoh u W
essential Justice Of the legal enactment proposed 10 .P
rress the rum traffic Were he SIZED mat VI ut 1u
lice 10 anv man he would not for m)mea support !" p
The sneaker adverted to the fact of enactmenS o.i-
made 10 prevent the taking OF clans ana "ys'er' run
bod ont Of and laws passed to proven he shoo
n az snno and game nj certain of the year dn
which were not complained of but that when an en- ' u
uos olk ed of 10 project women and children u'Ih-
The coun,rv was pronounced 10 be in danger lie Wa
nm advocate Of Womans Rights, but he beiieVeI lhI
that she should be protected in the enjoyment OF mos
nu1bs But people sensitive TO the rights oi mum
Jugs and Whisky barrels atm
lie had heard members speak eaully in contempaih
the success of their movement lie did mol rear IN sue
cess for nothing could stop It's progress IL must Prev"
T Tho friends who had already obtained the passage
the Maine Law he would only ask that they ENFORCE u
law there and would pass without diihcuy 'hfon
Tho lenotb and breadth of the land Piac1icai res1'
would be a far better argument than All 'ho Ie''o" wa
could be urged in its favor. 49, IL, ~, ,
MIR Oakley again sung new ltmPoI"n'c ~ 'i"' Nv
tbe " Marseiiaise" which was loudly epplauied.
colcction was here taken up alter when Ten 'ar.
b.ing loudv called for, took the stand lie wa' ehSa
in H. delivery of an eloquent Temperance address VII
roporter LETT