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

sned-rs-. cal,cd for division On tse oaeon b1 r,-
were made TO cry him down
Tie President entertained his demand and put the n
tior On the first resolution, which Wa- carriei
The oond resolution then put to vote 81 the Ca
venfion and enid great disorder was also car-i-d.
Rev. l. l. Cnyler, of New jersey the Cha-msn Of tn
Committee appointed to draft address Young Nea
announced b. readiness TO report The repor. reai
and accepted by the Convention.
Rev Thomas Hunt, Of Pa asked Of the C,nyen'i1l
ilat valuable md active worker in the Temperance
form bee engs had been injured should b. pc nsi
tosleak The nj man had been many years ia tis
wee ~ The cause. and now tLe Eitlr anl Drlpe-
torof an influential Journal refused insert the lve-e
mens OF Kun sellers ann humeaers ia rs, PsseE- A
plause Mr.. Hunt moved that leave he graatsd for NJ
Booth to address the CcnyentiOn-Whch mutton
ned.
Mr. Booth being introduced by the President; addrassI
I the Convention - f,ilOws
Mr. President did not come here with design Of rsk
ing an issue. Nhente cleared By the Police
"tn. with INC rest but observing that the ksp3rers re
mnnf ard being myself in The habit. when absent fr'n
horse Of writing Letters for daily paper in Milwaukee Of
which / am Echtor and proprietor I returned into the
bocy of the Hali believing that ny position Reporter
nat invaliaiod by the fart OF nv being del gate
policeman, however ordered mo out ard affer ths
Ian1tionOf position still in-. ed when offered -
fr the matter to the President. but be refused AMI usei
violent force in pushing me on, much that or
three gentlemen were nearly Knocked down by NV being
thrown against them. have laborei in TIL. en- arl
Onsy twenty years. Thirteen years ago I ectared for
nearly two yon ard in nearly every school house between
New York and Albany on both i lie Of the river At the
city OF Ni-conn which advocates the Maine Law; and
the only aisD which refuses to publ.h advertise
menis though iy which means suffer the s 0f several
hundred dollars worth # patronage. / came into this
Cony nt0n delegated by State Conference Or-lazgton
Of Wisconsin organized last October for the express p1r
pose OF Procuring the enactment Of the Maine Law Ap
Ilause
ton tie passage Of the resolutions. lie ifnueed
make this motion the integrity Of the lavca-
goa ind the sacred interest. Of he cause Tic C)lven
ton were assembled 10 consider ID ct 70. tenn
oily. and not those su iects which tLcyw h.srel
vide apart and which were in no way connected wh rom
perance
lie gentleman was here interruntei by m no Try - be
voted in the affirmative which he said be d.d
Mr.. Hunt said the motion to recsnsler not debate
able.
Tie Prcsdent-That true; the gant,eral cannot IT,
cuss hi- motion t. reconsider.
Tie previous question then ordered the que,' N
being taken Oh the motion 10 re onsilsr it was LOST anil
Eoy Mr.. Dutcd. ON the Committee directed e. rs1ort
on the subject OF peculiar difficulties in the way of the pro-
eress Of Tenn submitted report concl iia- with
Sred Tha,le cue Temperance IN it original al le;.
no o,he her tass he sie5. cause Of hsraai 'ssf
t Ii4; s. Is alike acccdng 20 he die At Of common sac
ma il tAI fi.el, o. M i Ga, . i nm "a o. ~
He,rd That injurious any cars, WON J. mad 10 slb-
se-' eI and saSo- din-e papo,es party Or pr'1e
5o7oI lsor. our Gauss il oder'o advance wis tiy coliE
ieoed Taa, hi. Convention h-7 world pm. d, .if',
tack ten cree uIon he dial AID leopard important cleo ions in
~. rB., tisi and fr abTe 5.isii5i Ia. rs ei
~ cd for - hey are Tliuous
Ii Ihs lie cause Temperance qneron altogether
rle rd ep-il aol o qaas ion o. Nomlls a- Adolf ol,
LId Reform any Other and hat sand OF al is
Mr. Clark ofRocheer moved T. strike ont the lat res.
oluton the that it substance was ilcglcl u
tic preceding ones. II was degrading in IN, C1l'eut
TO 20 into particulars. and mention this that other l
I'm. after having said that it would hayenotEls 10 ID
Rev Mr. Wolcott said that nothing could b, further
from his intention than wish e. occupy IN tine Of tie
Convention but his responsibility mmber n; If
BIZ seeking and c0uld not be craiel IT. rp.leI
q mott o strike ont tie last resolution mos. le1-tv.
rot TIN Lc din I'd In op MON with those who J. that tbs
Platform not Tire proper place Tor woman for thai was
lis o nion. lie choerdly conceded 70 every the
free crer>c and expression Of personal in tpen' bur h
deliberate conviction in accordance with those who
held tla; if PUSHES into the thick fight Ike Plas
with her arnlor on her sex and divinity VIII BE- forgotten
hy the combaans and ,he viii b. shon OF that inluo
which is potent. But his private sentiments were
20 override the rs Of The Convention the c)ure
Sos Of debate and while II the question could have be,n
kept out no on would have Insisted r. renu"usy than
himself upon doirg H. be would nos violate a single prn
c l. nor trench ahar broaa.hupoHthe rights Of any IN m
bcr. lie would not do tic shadow OF i-t'ce 10 any
mortal 70 this Convention a thou and Ike it from
their proceedings 10 introduce any other tonc than c
were lccitimacy involved in the subject of Temper
ance end the result of Their introduction would b. tattho
evIoion Of the views of the Convention would q, forth
without authority, and rctnrn without respect lApausc
Alr Teasdol, # Washington moved an Amendment, "
rccommiftina the whole report, with Instructions p me
COMMITTEE 10 leave ont all Of uvlious nature noran
of Ar Wolcot H. wished that al that was oliecona
into the Tmpcrance organizations throughout the land
ard the world firchrand
a Delegate wanted to know what Society in the District
If Columbia the gentleman represented
Mr. Toasdel-Onc Of the Vice Presidents answer
Tie Prcsiden.-TLe Frecman's vglant Total Abs.i
The Delegate making the inquiry sat down muterins
few words.
Mr. Teasden did not IN 70 enter into an elaborate ar
eum, nj bu. simply to submit, the motion TO recomn
Mr. Clark was in favor Of recommitmont lie thought