The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07


q NE platform
WunAn Il. OhAxNrso al Nsehsstss, sasd tia: y he
people really believed that the 10 earnest re-
lstNs to this movement they would eppose ITO macn
greater s1tsn-n Ia pul In the prses and 10 he 50
c'Al circle. the movemen. wcald be- derouocsd- Nos
this very convention shows Tia. in sGness aAo
that purpose 10 carry the movsmsn. to prSc'scai
rssult The speaker said thu. the faSe e'o-os thai
greeted Jenny Lind VIII shouts Of sPpauie, when soc
sings know that my Redeener hyeth " hiss strong
minded ~ho dAres to say what .hs seJess shss
Agsir, lie gleat Of esanry do ne. scrups 70
receive tie yrouss Of the moving Of the limbs Of an
eG TO sud up the column which depicts our struggle
for liberty, yet they win not hstsn 70 woman
like Mrs. Ross who intsnds 70 raise up spiritual
column Again. il is mot wrong for Mrs.. Batter 70 70.
lssrte Shakespeare the stage, bat public sentiment
would condemn q modern female Aakspsare Who woac
saos NE" sss 70, % me ua tie sss a. pubic
speesers Trey ean appeal with more persuasive
sicquspcs in pkadrg for any srest canse II IL
such touching appeals have srnansted from this plat
FORM (Bssss and spplauss) take it that the nisse.
Who neyer had sister 10 love, . wife TO honor.
more hiesse and .ion which aea.ed and The
bss ana peculiar yell T wnsS arose from ne ss,
Yrs HoIT, who said win again request the speak
adhere icty TO the questions under discussion,
and NOT Be diverted from II BY any osmonstratioo.
whether Ct approval disapprnhatou wou fequea.
tsa they will not answer or take NOTES OF sry Ercn
demonstration. l viii introduce 10 you Mrs.
ANToNErTB Brown.
The lady r,ferred to stepped upon ire PLATFORM and
received With Tremendous applause. She spoke -
follows
There il common iae. that the rights Of woman
antagonstic 10 those o. rnan Ib&. ls mistake, be
cAufe there cannot De . conflict betseen hem. The
rights eanDot interfere with the rieots Of vo-
70 so ont Of the sphs Of her nature ba. whom women
ask for what toers they should net BE- met With such
opposition This morning went to Netropo tan Hall,
with NY credentials 70 the Worlds Tenn petAnce CanveD
tion. II was with reluctance went there Had We
that that BODY fully ready to endorse the
Blk canrcn l. for one, should hsv. felt had to,
msch dignity 70 ssk there the rights which had bs<n
he ss .n .y S
They have taiep higher and ROLLER pofttoo-they are
. worlds s.nl eIanee eoDventon-they ae ready 70 70
meeting least far tteir actie this morning is
concerned, II as proved 10 be so Thought 4 these
T. seS made Of ny posed Of the
present century and that when you looked IN The faces
e ss ,a y0 Bat vss Not 90 Win
They did no. change heir ctor, but looked with SOME
degree Of steadihesa understand that this atA.nooa
the question in regard to my being Kissed when
came uron tie PLATFORM Certainly there was no hiss
ing when ! went there. When We arrived ~ the
ball . resolution VAS before the boty, aud they
had not thep been regularly organized. The sub
stance Of that resolution was that they should re-
ceve everybody. without dstn cton Of coor creed, or
sinlly ssh ed who the proper person TO pre-
sent my credentials to- ard went 70 person who was
the PLATFORM and a,ked him was he on the Committee
Of Credentials De said he was not, but would receive
mine then gave him them, and told hn, was dele
gate from societies. He said the committee
II 5 M the q se
they appointed their President and it was said in the
resnwhils that By the Gall of that Convention any one
who came to it delegate, whether man or woman.
would be received After the cfi,erss~ere appointed
asked if received, and when was answered in the
affirmative the audience cbeered There might have been
4 hiEaiIR while / waiting. but as
is bliss, bssfsly ignorant whether IL was
Intended .er nae OF Others seemed a. maze "a
quently, took my seat Towards the close Of the
meeting motion was made that person should be al
was stated and not denied that this designed
clcde the ladies' from the platform There were few
Convention thin king ne would not be annoyed by the
women and the nisgers Applause and hssses se,e'
raj amendments were P. posed + to this resola,
that none but the officers and the invited guests
b. allowed TO sit upon the Platform Ihis re.
Br' let leave the temperance question, ard confne
ourselves TO Questions ghch may come mp before us
r s WHO
OF tie existing OF the changes proposed they
,oaeher to met society ard vers i not FOR thsir
curicsisy they would down TO their altogether
ignorant Of on, designs There is another ret o. OPP
own idsss tast they have more room in .hsr sony,
Esrrcs cells (Hisees ard spSbuse) Bot the m1st
who have accidentally got nfuer &c in sooeiy.
1bsy satssed With their present position, aud rill
b. care ui that efo is allowed to creep il enong
them that Dahet necessary for them 70 some
httle entail sxsrtor They more dan enc
n les thar the smaipaterp meu who sTe wiling that
there should ha sometimes wonderful wOm7n--a hsad
srd shoulders atove hsr sey-hse Nadine de saei
tAe example that the fair speaker should have select
Iafarse, kpcn de Eacos, for instance.-REp
1Lete are the only opposeTs that know o., aud
they ae melting away Ike the frost before the sun
Ia 10 pr HhA pCry ali "a
nhed as the eqials OF men in everything. (Hsre
stsrm Of bisses assajled the speater, hu. che
done to won en- is 70 deny them their nteiecsnsi qns
cations ey say our daus hess ought to BE- educated,
sow her to take advantage Of the information she has
obtared. (Rs es ID Cries Of Orderly And what Ia
wosn to Do? Is she to stand ard her crushed
vocI.-Yes yes Hissss, laughter and spplsussl
Mrs Raowy- ssy No When she hears the voice OF
God calling upon her to forward say Let for
get all the conventional pon,eass sb5ut her sphere
(Hses and crjes) Let her maintain her position for
her sights, and every fev1snt heart viii say amea.
VOICES IN III GAfIEIy--f1oe tine Sit dowa.
Mss so1I-our friend is probably una Fsrs that the
tine Tor Der speech is
W, Il. cHAsxne--I desire to say so-a relative to a
psrer which is he or2so OF this Convention. 1t is
A voIcE--The BKR1lp (aushte- AID soDlsuse)
CHAsMSG-No; the Ira, published by Mrs. Davis.
(Apr laUse and lauthter,)
VoiCIs- How much is il
oHASsISG-0ne dollar a year More laughter, and
Chan mis- sat down
Mrs.. E,SFsnSE L. Rose a Polish lady. who is -eN
kroHn to readers uext introduced and delivered
Of her customary opssugbts upon the English Ian
auage and abuss Of laws and institutions 10 which
fhe frequen Interrupted by Kisses and confusion
She said that in her en6esvors TO reclaim her own
position 10 society nu.t expect 10 meet with opposition
every tide In every sge the nnoyaor has bean OBJ
ged 70 pay the PENALTY In Europe our movement would
have been crushed by law
Here the confusion which had interrupted Mrs. Pose
several times became general aud Gesley Observed
niixed up in what Ia called iuss ia the galley He
desired 20 put out who Asd hsaed the speaker.
Greeley sai1 be had right to do The man said lie
had paid his money aud had right to choose whether
he would hiss applaud, ard threatered 70 punch
GIeseys hesd. Greeley was also pugnacious but the
parties fnay separated, aud the meeting became
com garativey quiet. Mrs Rose then went iu.o long
disqui-itior upon the Law betreen husband and wife
when she interrupted by many voices crying
9 Time y " lime ~
MIRA Morn said that The people wou'd remember that
NJ. Rose bsd been interrupted in Tie hrs port of
her speech and il IL only right hat bs time which was
consumed then should be addd to her hsf hour. ZAP.
plauie sLd cries OF Go on. y