New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

mon soma sf the most noble soulsd coworkers this
esuse IN the land Mach feeling accompanied tbs d''as
sion.
~ Sxonerass Of Maryland said he desired 10 avail hi II
.f a. he urtsent mOTneDt make Suggestions ~ the
COMMITTEE on Preliminary Business N some t,pi =
Which IN his opinion ought TO De brought Pr0mine ly b.
fore ne Worlds Convention for report ard consideration.
Ore Of these the Revenue Laws q this and other ~
tons He had paid special attention to this branch Of 10
curry and had addressed circular 70 numerous prominent
refooes and newspaPers the wide circush ~ OF wniea
and the responses received thereto clearly alc-el u
the time had arrived when those nstonal hoodgiss Of rim
the Custom Houses should not be allowed 70 d7lrg toe
land with those original packages which the ne LsF
was necessarily made 90 except from IL righteous Fr9vs
ions 10 the psrslyzng Of is inl efficiency He anisd
this false measure Of national conscience the Rege0le
laws which are accepted and CONFIRMED 20 read " by
men zho ugh fictitious shields IN Their wrong dong - b
ken away When his national sanction eEpved hs
ceuse sanction Of the States wOaia lose mach o. rs
power and Just legislation would probably be followed by
sober Legislators II l. tme had begun ~ ts f,Intn
head The Doctor said he would tso sngle1, ii II b. not
too late 10 cure the difficulty which n q ~ IA the
wsy Of some gentlemen, that Ae TOPIC 81 ths RI On Of
tbs Temperance Reform 70 woman, be ~ th'ss % be
reIorted upon, and that the Committee sssign TO
of fbe many capable women engaged in this cause.
Then should get report which wo0if be reliable,
ing would from representative II se very class wno
have suffered most from the scOuge OF Intempsrance AMI
having learned in the school Of bitter experience, cDgld
speak mostO the point and with unerng efficiency I0as
field Of cooperation would be provided for the Tempe
race Of the country which the cause could not az
ford to Orego esaw no room for the iers o. some gen
femen 70 extrAneous matters being introduced By the
be suggested. BY granting the sex this right f
Il be proper speak Of granting clear right al pre-
for topics fear Of the Introduction o.
which troubled OF the meabers, would be taken
away He proceeded 20 pay high euiOgy 70 the ell i-a
cy Of the Temperance women Of Aaryllnd ss Jasbpng
his opinion that their cooperation should be sought rather
than rejected in this respect
These remarks Of Dr. Snodgr1ss were listened 70 with
much interest
number Of speeches followed from Messrs. HLwErT.
Of Mass. JaCKsON, DUFFIEiD and CBANBERs, OF Penn.
OLIVER and WOoD Of NewYoTk and other whose names
do moi her M "
report These gentlemen al defended ths acion
Of the Convention.
DR. HrwrrT quoted from Paul and other Sorptural au-
tboes which lie clamed to be against women speaking
in the Church and in favor Of her asking her husband AZ
home &c He would have nothing to do with the women
Rev Mr.. CaAMBtRs was psrc larry severe upon one OF
the xcuded aides ABBY Rely Foster whose name he
declined 10 give charging 81 with ouagng tue prspre.
Ie Of her sex tramtng the very Son Of God under hes
blshemous feet For bis part he wls glad these women
were gonethey had thus gotten rid OF the scum OF the
Convention
Much feeling prevailed at this stage OF me proceeding
followed by confusion.
T. w JACKSON Of Pa said he had known some Of these
woue for twenty years They were IN the habit OF ds
iurbiIg n Anti Slavery meetings in the way with
I.r ,fuG and nonsense about Women Rights. Ihsy
rad come this Hall expressly 70 do what they had Ar
tempted today But he would inform the gentenan0ver
The vay Dr Townsend that they had not come to New
Yo-k 10 attend this Gonyen ion but other Conventions IN
which their names would be found associated He was
very upon the expelled ladies and received warm
applause from the ijOrify.
ne President Of the Convention (ir B.Rsrowl Of r.
l. followed IN sOme Of equal severity. lie refer
red 10 VonlH ~ byc,es" disgrace TO their &c
He did not know what such women were good for. lie
believed they were never productive in anything but mis-
chief Laughter and cheers)
The discussion here closed by the final withdrawal
Of DR. Townsend motion to pay the expenses Of the re
jeoted female delegates.
collection pay the keeper Of the ball. and to dsfrsy
other incidental expenses taken up instead the Pres
dent e1hong 10 beality, and limiting that any surplus
could 90 into the hands Of DR. Marsh in aid Of the Amer
can Temperance Union. The meeting then adjourned
sine die.
We have 10 report not in the programme OF this
Convention which Occurred after its adjournment in the
open street the entrance Of the Hall When we de-
scended the stairs found one Of the Doctors of Divinity
from distance and Doctor Of Medicine in this City. who
had been listener the discussions within engaged IN
oug quarrel about ohe ladies' who seemed To he the
special mark for the shafts of denuncion above reported
The dialogue diqbogue cannot pretend TO report Bat
we heard the ID. ID. told by the NJ ID that that noble
woman would be in Heaven when he roasting in He'll
deserved Preacher of the Gospel though he pretended
10 be-" Shouts of laughter followed and attracted
siderable collection of boys and others 70 the
Some charge made by another of the party against
the d. ID which did not hear but heard the response
al It's lie, Sir" given with emphasis which indicated
that with force would have been met with no
such Christian meekness turning the other cheek
People anticipated regular trial at dsticuts between ID
ID and NJ D. but fortunately, the difficulty here ended
andfh he hell disDerspd