New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03
WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Friday Neruirs'. sessions

continued 70 increase during the sitting Rev. L.
" Higginscn again occupied the Chair and AFTER call
ing the meeting order proceeded read over the
resolutions introduced b. Horace Goeeley yesterday
uorrire, after which the Amphicns opened the pro-
ceeil gs BIZ singing the Temperance Hymn commencing
with
~Intemreraaee like raging scod'
The PRESIDENT said the resolutions which bad been
read were then open for discussion by the members OF
the Convention II would be understood, of course,
thae ell who might have information 20 convey 10 the
Convention from whatever County or state they might
core would not keep back account Of no, being called
uron ty the Chair as there many present unknown
TO N, Con ee They ready 10 listen TO the remarks
Of any rsnher on the resolutions lCheers
FvsrrHlts HxKx,Rp Of Chester Co. Va andspoks
br y uron the second resolution He sdvored to the fact
OF religious bcJs tsing backward in taking decisive
stand Aihe Temperance movement and by this fact be
came taut 10 the truth He himself 'egate nom
religious crganizscu. and he would that Il were in his
Tcwsr that ali other similar bodies would follow IN
s footsteps Of heir great founder that they might cooper
re 10 csrse which had for IT'S object the elevation 81 ha-
uauity The Christians Influence weighed heavily Tor
coed Il exert,d in the right direction and Il became his
duty IN bis % assist In carrying ont any sgmIe
measure for the attainment Of high and glorious objects
Rev WV II CHASSSs was announced the next
speaker Mr. Claiming took the platform and sddrossed
he Convention follows
he which treIds favored US WIN tnc uofuih-
had RETIRE nee to food Of Insmperance Is not the
bng Of this Convention syn that the acod Is retiring from
The face Of the earth and that only has the dove COMO
orth on IL mission from the ars formed hy the Lord but
has returned with the olive bought According to my
view thar dove is oman. and the word OF Woman Is
word OF peace and power. Applause. =,
The characteristics Of this Convention which wouii
briefly sum mp in these words and let Il not be considered
that am rreverent of great ancestorS the disappear
auee If Mrs Adam and the eppearance of Miss bveOr
in Other words the disappearance of Woman in position
Of subsection TO Man and her re,ppearanee As she was
have been looked upon as typical Of the taL she "a
regarded typical OF the resurrection She WAS once
looked upon angel Of death. dragging man TO tho
dust she be looked upon As an angel OF Heaven
leading him onward. -.
This l. the whole subject of which propose speak this
morning The full AMI free cooperation Of women as tho
special Characteristic Of the Conyenton-h being tho
Eloi worlds. and net halfword sconvention. friend
alluded Yesterday in his speech TO the position Of man
alone as being similar to tha, of individual rowang
with single oar Ii il is allowable for man in mascul
inc boatulness to speak OF himself as the light hand
then say has always been the misfortune II the worlt
that the "lef hand-the left side has been always par
aysed and woman has been cripple and 'lnabe to co
olersie in progress TO but limited extent. II Michael
Angelo would make a figure his leit hand would hold
the chisel and shape the marble, while the right
hand would supply The power The painter with his iet
baud holds the palate aud with the right uses the brush
Ole Bull though with his right hand he secures sound
On The violin yet with bis lo he the decacy AMI
hrhGucy Of tone aud the touch OF the len hand - as
necessary the motion OF the right we are TO have
musi, in society Woman. as the left hand must manage
the keys !Aprlau:el
urged that this meeting should sustain the cha
rautor If pIactcabiy have practical projects 10
for is consd, ration First 10 enable u 10 carry out
effectively prob batory law mast have the full co'pe
ration women-we should gain the influence OF her ex
ample and power and j true that man Is her agent
then she should that her agents do their duty A,
mother sister wife and friend she poseses power Tor good
nd he send and he comes home without having
accompsl I'd that which he depued 10 do he reads IN
her the consciousness Of his shame You have read OF
the mother in the revolution Who sent her to the camp
have m with certainty MAI he VIII 10
faithful TO bis duty aud had twenty would send
them al. We have ammunition enough-wo are making
pow der, end only want the cooperation OF woman IN
the great struggle TO ensure lis success
As regards the expression Of public sentiment Il has ap
pearod to that the true mode i not - much IN "a form
Of n petition as declaration Of opinion would wish
hot women would ask themselves whether they have
rights in the consideration Of questions Being satisfied
hat they dc, | would Ike t. hsar them through meet
ines or otherwise speak auhoritatiyoly whether Il
be their Will that law should pass or not NJ
much az regards the passage OF pr9hlbhpry law
and respects It's execution Il is asked whether the law
con be made thoroughly efeeual II depends upon tho
cooperation ard exomIle of women aud IN the form which
number women for being engaged practically in tho
good work being tried in Ohio for mob and wouldlke
to tried for the same otensss for man ever
baok ward in egation and having the conscious
power to make legislation effective. would like 10 SEQ
forward ii necessary and break In the heal
of The rum barrel 80 confident of her power that
believe she would be upheld and supported by public son
tmeDt.
The cause If men and women INDUCING In low excite
dulgg in the higher exctenenis and here another open
ing Tor the influence Of to Assist IN the elevation Of
humanity. The low passions gratlhed because the
higher passions cannot be, Dni afford the opportunity ani
We find a generous sentiment in response. lhs is demon
straed the feeling which Is eiciied by the peronaion
a The characters Of Uncle Toms Cabin NJ the National
1heae and where the hearts Of those considered to DO
low minded warmed up in behalf Of truth and their
means eeyatng IL appreciation Of the higher prn
ciI Of is 20 bring those principles before hem.
IL drama il form OF promoting high eEciemen-lec.
lures form Intellectual stimulous, and superadded 10
kee social entertainment needed whore healthful and
ag influences be cxerted In the indulgence II tho
hicler affections Woman h doing much TO affect these
ends, and she Is to do much more
1he speaker closed his remarks by the Introduction Of two
resolutions expressive Of the IDEAS contained IN hs remarks
and which were upon mo- referred TO the action Of
Committee.
JcsErH A. DUoDALE Of Pennsylvania desired 10 read for
tie satisfaction OF the Conyo ton extract from printed
issued by the Progressive Friends religious
eanizaton # Pennsy lvana and which took bold aud
stand In favor II the Temperance movement
The read az the conclusion Il his remarks.
Mr CLARK Of Rochester having Just entered the Hail. no
was aean called upon for a song. He then sang
"1As Word e the Move"
y sh excellent eject and buddy spplauded Afer which
he offered the following sentiment which he drank in iced
wafer
The Fsh and Memory Of s thaehoppd down The
lat clear t lai. i posgnef ne ss nj tat rs le eDfa
ne Fsdge q total absE iroa ell nozieaEas a1' load
MR AEsolD BoFFrx r. T.. rose 10 move n resolution
hch was decided TO be lad before the Business Commit
ee He tLoushi that II the Ministers II he Gospel through
but the land would preach sermon from ths following
tzf;
Thss sod sree bnssih forth sed fruit ai st eoapsts
saseih 10Th evil fEt WAereiore ~ tlef ilasl saLl