New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-03

motion was made thst when the Convention adjourned
i did so to meet at O'Clock this morning.
Mr. OLIVER JOHNSON said be hoped the motion would
not prevail Re preftred TO LEI the audience 90 home with
the elcquerce thew have been listening to fresh and
their minds rather than 20 meet again this morning and
have their edor damped by small and fstgued aadenee
II they wanted to hear speaking LET them come to this
evenings banquet. Cheers.
The motion Withdrawn
II moved that Mr. CARSON prepare synops'' Of
hs League Organization. for publication in the proceedn
Csrried
Loud calls were made for Miss Lucy SroSE She
c1le forward and spoke OF the legal dfanchsement OF
vcfn As the outside world has chosen repudae her
influence she was glad to find within this Convention that
is recognized helper in the great work Of re
Torn.
She would desire urge that all present should lend
their aid to the of Temperance Let US
lave this movement continued until the last shall
have ceased 10 dee his hands with the accused price Of
Ii there he but ore with Frederick Douglas has
said. tlat one is majority. No matter OF the cause
be uni q uar. 70 side with Truth IS noble believe the
dav VIII come hen write in the hearts Of the people
The truth Of our belief We can't afford 10 be other than
IeuIefGIce men ard women
Waldo Emerson said, and wish that he here 10 say
Il HIMSELF that the gr at the spinning frame tied broken
thread CGreessly that when the fabric was woven and
dressed imperfect, and the master traced back 10
tie e who carelessly caused H. and she to pay
the damage. 80 Il viii be with US, my friend. II we do
lot exert good influence society there viii be dam
aged woof faulty thread and the great Master will trace
tie fault 10 its source. Cheers.
Ii wire a voice then sung by the Amphions
Tie whole OF the resolutions were then passed unan
mously
note Of thanks ndered TO the reporters for IN
general fidelity OF their reports and the judgment dspaye
in presenting The prominent features of the proceedings
Ir. pARNL, then offered the following;
tht The thanks of this While Worlds Temperance Con
remarkable GOOD order harmony and enhl
siam Prssdsn Thoms w Hgnson for the able
guifo and which be has presided is de-
hfer1irs having every succeeding highly distinguished
lin just partial
Tserd thu claims aud rights individual member
he eud which has thus called together Ca
rice unanimously
vote OF thanks then rendered TO the Amphons for
their beautiful songs.
The President then announced the Convention adjourned
size de-
Our temperance friends who have been engaged in
getting up this important Convention congratulate
themselves on the complete of their undertake
ing Never was there a more promising time for
this hest aud most efficient OF all moral move
ments 1t is taking that bold position as move
ment which its principle richly deserves and which
tie benefits it has already produced on society so
amply justify We have doubt but the proceedings
hanced as they will be by the festivities of sumptuous
banquet provided by the NewYork Vegetarian Society
as a plimentary tribute of respect to their Tempe
rance brethren. The feast is to be free from all kinds
OF fish, flesh and fowl and viii be an appropriate con-
cusioD to the ttings of the Convention whose great
object has been to promote principle ofustice mercy
and benevolence.