Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
WORLDS Te4npera nee COnVentfOns--
.tb aa tlDiSOrderIY Proceedings. RnRhs

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The tumult at the session of this Convention, in
New York on Tuesday afternoon, was resumed
on Wednesday. After the reading ola report of
the Business, Committee, prescribing thesmode of
voting in the body. Mr, Wendell Phillips took
the floor in, opposition to- its adoption His ap-
pearance was the sgnalfor disturbance, ,and eliar-
acterized the course severely which had been tax
ne towards the Rev. Ahtoinette Brown of welcom-
ing her to the stand, and then, excluding hers
Many attempts were made to call him toaofder,
Fall of which failed The President at length
told him that his time was up, to which he, nm
swered, "others have taken it up, then?' ~. ~
! Dr. Marsh appeared with a long series of reso-
buttons, which restored order. Mr.. Comstock,
Iof New York, Mr.. Dugald, of Canada, and others,
then spoke. Rev. Antoinette Brown attempted
to speak. Kisses and calls oforder were applied
without measure, but the delegates in large num-
bers appfauded her, and she was conducted tri-
UNI phantly to the stand by DR.. Snodgrass Rey.
DIR, Chambers, of Pa. .and Mr.. Keener, of Mary
landoattempted to silence her, also Mr.. Camp, Of
New York. The Chair decided that she had a
right,to speak. Rev, Mr.. c, then moved an. ad-
IJournmentsine dte, which was lost. 's3 s 8siq
An appeal, was then taken from the decision
of the Chair, but this was lost sa 1ss- 5fr,.f
| Rev. Mr.. Duff Id said that if the lady was al
lowed to speak. he would tender his reson.t;on
as Secretary. He fereelv seizads his bo, -.,a
made point of leaving, but nobody paying any
attention to him he resumed his seat
Miss Brown attempted to speak, when Mr..
Hunt, ofaPennsylvania,i interrupted her with a
point of ORDER and proceeded to use very Insulting
language towards her. when the audience arose
to their feet in high excitement.
|, +, Gen. Cary offered the follo,v,nc.,,,, =; 4
e That it is the expression Of this ton,,,s,.,o5
that no women be permitted to sneak in i;ts ~
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This motion created mora conr,,s;o, .h...so..o.,
and cries ofsstLet the women spea,sv, s1SE. ,ssr,
sOrder!''lE 81 rise to nove- s.Ibiiss is the
Tntemperance Con GIVE adjourn ., ssNo,
no!'' Women. and spiritual ran..--.,,17,c.
were mingled in the MIGHTY din fconf,sio,,faa aaii
Rev. Mr.: Chambers here htrriedlv rose from
his seat, and shaking his hand trembl;poIv tou,.
ards the speaker, he beloved ont. e.vbere,s vour
pettcoats?n sWbere,s vour netticoatsq,, -
The sneaker from. New Jersey. ssid ,sRass
John Chambers. Won are a dtsorace.. n :, rEISra
aperfect storm ofbsses ensned and # was found
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