New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
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tora was wife and a mother like themselves the seek
ers Load bsses groans laughter tigers and demonisc
sounds from the galleries Bot while Jeremy Beu,hsm al
med the right be thought would be nexpeent TO give
them the exercise Of Il, IL said too would be TAX
ing woman cut Of her sphere Any man that had ever hd
q mother.
voIcE-"I should Ike to ace one that hss not
Mr.. Martin eOItinned-ADy man that ever had, knew
that the voice Of the child woal1 drown in il; mothers ear
the loudest bias; Of the Trumpet Of Fame The
of the elective franchise would do much 10 place her IN ne
proper position as it would bring with that Of
sponsbility which a vote hestOws
&c &c
Mr. Booth Of Wisconsin here rose and said-Mistre
President want TO cay something before this LADY Pro
eeeds. Renewed Kisses and shouts, among ~h'cn MI
Cries were then heard Of Phillip" Phillips Mr.
Wendell Phillips being upon the platform. but ne did nor
come forward and the lady proceeded Womsn, saH sh
does not anything; she does not own nsr
her earpincs her children. or her name DRUNKEN ns
band may squsnder all Does any one suppose we nlt
share in making them the laws would be thus Inc gs
Maine Law would be executed lifissss ana ~
Mrs Mott then forward and said me speaker VOL
not leave the stand account Of any demonstration OIL
that kind. -. A.. ..
was an ANOMALY that foreigner landed here ignorant
that he could not write his name, but remaining here
for five wears could vote but educated American woman
could. 1t was true they were ignorant o. Pdry
politics as party questions bat that would make them bs'
ter The speaker then retired amid cries OF 70
Mrs ucre:ia Mott then forward and said that
lady an Editor Of German paper wished TO address
few words to them in the German language. Sns MIRO
duced
of very agreeable presence, with com y round iace
having her hair dressed quite plainly and habted IN
black dress with small white collar turned down rouna
the neck. She attempted TO aeak IN Oermah' u'sr's
few sentences very theoretically, but every one OF them
signal for tremendous uproar ana great ia1Sa,sr
consultation was then had the PLATFORM ant Mrs
Mott resigned her arduous post president to younger
hands in the person Of Mrs Ernestine L. Rose
Mr Wendell Phillips also came forward, ana n e,io
In ecpo some signs OF favor for Mrs Anneka by tanS
she had suffered in the Of Hungary and had even
stood beside Kossuth the battle field lCnes o. wei
hear her.
remarks 10 the effect that her want Of knowledge OF Eng
lsh more than her late sickness had prevented her ap
pearing before II Europe she had ielthe oppression an1
tyranny Of Kings but here she expected 10 ind freedom OF
speech and action too ~
Mr. Wendell Philips came forward, and many called Tor
linn while many on the other hand booted and hs'ei
upon which Mrs Rose called upon the Mayor and police
10 preserve order in the meeting ~ they ma unds'taS
TO DO Order beng partly restored Mr. = continued fou
are making great deal better speech than could for the
rights Of woman The very fact tia convention oi hs
hind can't be held in the City Of New ork j. the great -;
proof Of the necessity Of such convention Ine tine nal
been when Other reforms bad been met IN a su'h wa!
Tie were showing ne continued that n' fit
10 have political rights They were ready to yeh the
platform to any who would argue the great spc't qles
lion His points that wonens property was taxed
and they had 10 voice in the appropriation or efpsnnr'
which was taxation without representation and that %
oyerred v onother wa 10 return to The Oh Tory prnc
DE which led to the Revolution The Dom craic p'nc
re was that every class should he endowed with every
right Cries, Niggers excepted. Their principles
were cTics d" You have none you uHi9raAe g pan'sh
woman to hang and inpson her, an she "a ma nave
voice n c0nening % these laws lie ~ an alluded to N;
conduct Of the audience, and challenged them to answer
his arguments and sat down he had before amid all
sorts Of cheers, ironical Kisses &C.
Lucy Stone now preonod herself and was received
with tempest of cheers Kisses, grJans aud stamping
Amid much interruption she perserveTed 10y making an
eloquent and touching appeal, as follows
Men you show that the ground we take Ia only 100
well chosen We might have expected that the m n,ry OF
mother perhaps cold in her grave would lead YOU TOR
bersake hear those who speak OF wrongs done TO the
sex she belonged ,ol TUproarl We have sat here for
days and told you how woman robbed OF hsf prop
ery. her rights, her children how labor remuneraiye
enough TO sustain her. is shut out from her. we have
pleaded for your sisters and your daughters and here Is
the result-the issue for the present
Women, is not what you now sec and hear enough to
make you plant your feet firmly, aud pledge yo1rselve
each 70 the other and all to God that the truth plead
for to-day shall be deserted by us The sneer which
mock cause like ours goes up to the ear OF G'I AMI
pleads in behalf. Woman must be loyal To wpm1n-
The Shirt sewers Union, through all opposition, came a.
last to degree of operation Women can aid them
selves and all true men will lend them their assistance
Mrs. Patterson is practical printer in this CITY
women aid her in her business. Stand by another
The daughter of the rich is not beyond the possibility o
needing the help of her sisters the day may come wn
the hand that provides her uxures, be cold in the
grave and then the child tendery cared for who led
pompored amless life, may feel the want of aid and the
absence these WliCn we ask Tor w
Grea interruption for several minutes Lucy Stone was
inaudihe, hut she persisted
We hold in our hands the rod with which bu, sme
the waters Of healing viii gush forth for us
H. the name of the Convention, thank those who have
patiently heard US We ask them 10 take 10 their homes
whatever word of truth they have heard here to give
odgmont in their hearts and whatever worthy OF being
announced ask them to spread abroad and W. shall
have Womans Rights Convention in New York. less Dis
turbcd than this when mothers shall have taught their
to act better than those who are here tonight Cres
There will be the noble of worthy mothers, who
will cry their sisters, all through the world when aad
wherever you need our help we will help You An a.
God is truth, and his eye is always keeping watch know
the day will come when the very men who are here TO-
viii feel shame that they could have acted they
do and men of future time win disbuieve the OF
this night men feel hard 10 believe the tales OF
Salon wtchcraft. The book of life of each man Is kept
OPEN in which angels Daguereotypc his deeds On thai
angel would brush with his wing the page Of yours
and unwrite the characters which have this night been
traced upon it,
Pauline W Davis announced paper published by her
not the organ Of this Convention bu supporting It's pin
cpCS To day she received $50 subscription 10 the paper
New York is not yet lost. We shall soon journ. wish
you wond all provide yourselves with tract sold at g.
Higginson. wish it should he widely circulated, for i
shows cur real meaning, which is much misunderstood
We want You TO recognize that God makes M bunders
and when lo gave any man or woman power he meant
that il should be developed Ii truth be on the scajd
to-day II is only whore ever has been as wrong has ever
been upon throne. We at peace, we have better
arguments than Kisses and pity those whose cause supplies
none more COgont than these.
let me announce that VIII hold a National Womans
Rights Convention in Cleveland Ohio the 5th AMI OH
of October Wewl try the young cities of the West AMI
be happy TO find that there is quality in which Glove
land cannot equal New York
Rev Antoinette L. Brown presented herself and was
possible received with Turbulence than Llcy Soae
The greater part of her address scarcely audible Owing
10 the uroar but sic held steady 20 her purpose All
finished her address which was a follows;
A mother had three children her husband ntein.
peFaie. lie iol sick and about to de HIS friel Is