The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09
The WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
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THE OLD POGlES VICTORIOUS AT LAST.
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TRIUMPH OF BREECHEs OVER PErTICOATs.
Wendell Phillips & Co. Discarded by the
Cold Water Army.
Fred Douglass Denied Admission into the Camp
Tho Convention Composed Of White Men.
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BLACK MEN AND BOOMERS ENTIRELY
EXCLUDED

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AN AUCTION SCENE,
de-, &C., &c.
At nine O'Clock yesterday morning the third days
sion Of the Worlds Temperance Convention commenced
The leaders Of the cold watsr army intent upon deprv
ing the lockers OF the fun displayed the day before
stationed committee at the door, with positive orders
70 admit who had not with them their credentials
to the convention. All who not taus provided with
the proper pass turned into the galleries. Wendell
Phillips was admitted but 1t only TO bs turned out
again. after he had taken his seat Whether orders
given to admit only white men, cannot say but
black man. calling himself Frederick Douglass presented
his Iedents at the door and demanded admitance
delegate from Rochester. he didn't get through. He
informed this . white mans convention, and
that the best accommodations that could be afforded to
him, to be found ia the upper gallery, especially
made for the of oolored gentlemen The Napoeonsss
III wemay be aosed the world Of the day before Miss
Antoirette Brown not discovered among the an
dence. From the new arrangements shs was only there
through her Iepres entstive, Wendell Phillips.
Tho absence q the pettcoats accounted for the
parave order and GOODNESS Of yesterdays deliberations
The delegates went like who not afraid to
acs. There were about three hundred delegates ad-
mited the lover floor, when the meeting called
to ORDER The galleries filed with ladies' and gen.
lemen, who, doubt, had come in expectation of a
performance Of the amusementa CT the day before
The President, Neal Dow, Esq, introduced the Rev.
DR.. Kennedy Of Brooklyn who opened the proceedings
| with prayer.
The minutes of this previous day then read aud
opposed by Wenden Phillips. Mr.. P. and attempted
| to speak, when
| The Hon Mr.. HoAa Of Massachusetts, said-Mr. Pre-
sdent rise to point Of ORDER Several vsioss" Go
on tie stand" take the plstform.')
"Keep still !" said Judge Hoar "and win speak loud
enough for you all to hear me-"
Judge a. proceededIregrst that Mr. Phi Ips 20 werful
in oratory and intellect, and desirable operator
In any great in which the heart takes part should
be here repre sntng himself delegate to this CON
venon upon doubtful credentials Certain reports have
been made in reference to the papers which he BEARS
which asen fraud uptn parties somewhere connected
with his presence here. For his sake for the
Of this conventiQD, and for my sake, hope 1t
win be referred to committee to examine and report
upon the credentials which the gentleman BEARS that
he may be freed from imputation which may rest
against him (Cries Of hear hesr therefore 70
refe: NJ rhilia credentials to committee to exaplls
Mr. Philips at once raw this his death blow II it
passed. he must kill 1t il possible. He had FEASIBILITY
his side, and hs made the most Of it, but AL to
Mr. p. raid In reply to Judge Hoar-we are all here
| upon own assertion How any Of us came in pos.
;On Of OUR psrsr, has ,9t yet been an ihh9aiy Ap
ticulsr case You have yet adopted no rules for the
nial Of our papers, / have my papers in my pocket,
densd BY gentlemen Of the highest
which will compare as to character sud standing with
those upon any credenaal. in this house (Apslause
you at this stage of The Cor ven'ion put on trial. oy
what rules for testing shts 10 20 byY You have
yet instituted none. you viii lay down any rules, aud
tell ne what papers should bring here will guar
10 fetch them. (Applauss) II Judge Hoar thipks my
papers are forged am spared to their genuine
ness, but that Is al am prepared 70 do.
Judge HoAR- rite to point OF odar. don't like &,
have Mr. Philips mssta,e and misrepresent (Sensation
in the audiei ce) have not charged that gentleman
With any speh tai.g a. forsssy said his Credentials
them that were n scessary to be explained.
Mr.. PHILLIPS with much feeling procee The gen
temsn used the word fraud; hard word to be used be-
tween him and me- who have acted together in many
great ard glorious tight And ~ere in Massachuss,t
would net be necessary for to repel such cusrge
even though it cane from one a. venerable as he shc
makes the charge ow (voices OF hear hear)
Various noti,ns we're made to amend, substitute aJ
upon the table, &c. After SON difficulty thu
taken upon the original motion Of Judge Hoar and
convention dscded 70 refer Mr.. Pn credentials 70 tns
This death blow to the whols crsv. No for
that the committee would report svol
part end become TOO obnoxious he convention al
the hopes OF the great dsturber Antonette Brown
crushed ct one fell blow. Her champion had evideatIy
Mr. PmrIIfs-ssy 7 ask the Chair whether I am a
member Of this house while my papers are under con-
| sheraton?
CHAIR-You are rot member until the committee 70
port
lost here left the house. 10 the great satisfaction of the
white men ard anti women delegates.
Some Of biz friends by gay q revenge and resaon,
moved that all the credentials Of sl the delegate from
Massachusetts, 70 referred 70 the Committee Grader.
tiss. daughter and cries OF Good "rhit's right
| 1t Is shameful, such bsrefacsd injustice y
But 1t no 90. The Charge had brought do yn the
object ut which 1t had beea fred ard the Convention
content 10 let the matter re.t there Phillips
killed Off the 9 turbers were disturbed and roued there
hope for the temperance OF single p.ticoSt
upon the Geld, srd 'quie. resned in Denmark"
The motion put ard lost.
The CHAIR Nov the question no FOR the accept
arce of the minuteo Various amendments proposed
| and lost.
The vote was then taken upon the adoption Of the
It then we'd and carried that hs order Of bus,
Ohio to offer olu.ion This tap for the dis
turbers but themselves not baing Ia tbs ecre sai
mspectipg what coming fell into the snare and the
| motion carried upapimously.
| Gen. CARY, Of Chic, then read the following -
RsOvsd That ipssmnch as this convention has been In
New for the i purooss and
ssn e involve hs cause q world eide in its
asssd with the tmPsIa. nee reform Il becomes duy
ouIuest and only to prohibit the
ssd o.mr, Of f,ds. qucr; v
from any TO with any other question:
Resovsd That the ccioaoa usssss of society have OK
srSsa woman from The public plat ara whs.hS. !shs
will scnfrm our aston curing Tho convention
nsa9e from Participating
public discussions of this convention.
Great applau,e and bissios followed the reading Of
these resolution IL elm ;her to the proceedings
IN regard to Pb'ips The aboontts aud different
their entire tNo days fght about TO be wiped
BY one sweep frou Gee Gary Tho General looked
as be from the scene around him that hs resolutions
we're ssfs.
"Imove they lsy upon the table" says pe.ticoa.
nan. They vii lay you the table hrst,n replies
othcr " Move 10 smend" "Shsms on this injustice
" Hesr the hutterDg OF the skrts,D Breeoaes tri-
pmphsnt"
Above 81 he tumuit SNoDGRAse occssonaly heard
TO moan fortb-1 Iise 10 point Of order call for
division on IL Jeso)utiosa willing to go my self,
for all after tbe words " IL becorsssn SO.
u wss eooD s0en that DR. Snodprass Who by the way
IS rom Mary anc, ard not OF Mes York published
sesterdsy--wsBteo opportunity 10 como around. He
teean to gspeut Philips had gone Hs vas left tlone
vemy omobg the mountains. BE cried Justly for an
opportunity 10 speak In pity he at last tolerated
snd time was gwen him 10 tay distinctly that be voted
for All sfter IL beoomes," Sc, opposition to wonso,
disorder, ard all.