The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
THE BL00MER COMEDY.
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Sc COND DAYS PROCEEDINGS
W0MANS RIGHTS CONVENTION.
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An Address Voted to tho Stron J. Minded
Women Of Europe.
Lucy Stone Defending the Hon. Mrs. Norton
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Plquant Speech OF Black BloOmsr.
DR.. HARRIET X. HUNTS PLATFORM
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DIST URRANCE AT THE EVENING MEETING.
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Wendell Phillips Kissed Down.
Singular Seenes-..C ConfISion and Disorder.
ABANDONMENT OF The GRAND BANQUET.
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Singular conf,sien and Disorder.
OF The GRAND BANQUET.
The Ticket Money Retained by the Managers.
&c, DO, &c.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
The Convention assembled ton O'Clock Wednesday
morning the Pesfaeas Mrs Lucreta Mott IN the chair
The strong minded women came out full force, and
appeared to undsunted by ths attempt .. the last
neepg to disturb Its procsedirg g. They have proveA
they have not the right thoir side, toat they
not wanting in coolness and self possession. Among
these who occupied the platform observed an Ella
colcred weman, named scjourner Truth, who, pre-
sumo also oemards the right to vote th.se adias
claim that right for al, without motion Of
color Indeed surprising that tbs coored ladies Of
the ciy have not taken advantage OF this opportunity
assist ibsir white sisters in their movement.
After the meeting organized MIRA. MorT arudsd 10
the oistu which occurred at the meeting on Tues
day evening. was, said she bssutfal sigat to
how calm the women remained during tho excte-
ment. Iknew il in vain IN the loud noise that was
mace any raise hsr 10 check 1t. In
deed the noise predssermineo and rcgrpt tho
eessy for any aid Of the police 10 queI it, It very
graif, ing that there not wonsns beard,
that they wsst frightened. Why, there had been
company of here who had been taught to rest
their protectors the men, they would have
ed for thsr protection. lnd they would have felt that
they appeal to the synpshJ and the aid Of thsir
protection, but they displsytd sslf reliance in tie
truth and justice Of cause which kept the assembly
upmovsd aid all the corfusion that prevailed. Lot Us
when have the Of truth and while II resting
npon such basis have nothing to fcar that ws may
60 unmoved by all those petty circumstances around
US. A request ade by some person. Idon't ksou
wLo that TIN should be given why they should
have tLeir lights Perhaps If the question had bsen
put why should vote he would have regarded it a.
self evident proposition lie ASKED no wever, for rea-
Why should be allowed right to take part
Ia tie civil government Of country. This qaestoa
anhs ha .d.yh
able than myteif Only repeat the question hsre e
one OF the subjects claiming liberation the day.
She here proceeded TO quote from the Scriptures aC
occupyi,g high position in the social state.
WLne she was celebrating this part Of the subject
child Lept constantly screaming Ia the gallery remind
ing the audience that there duties which
wor an had perform but which thoss present
ej 10 have entirely forgotten.
Mrs. p. W. DAVIS then forward and sail she de-
sized 10 correct mistake which MIR Channiog had made
in regard to the Una being womans rights papsr It
did OF nale pet:i cns 20 b;irg tuch bat merely
recorded movemeots OF the
MAnlDA GAGE followed in a long argument givizg
the why entitled 90 the rghts Tnch
comar ded for her. She evidently OF ddfsreat
opinion from Garrison, who inside such rabid a,t.ck
upon the An eIcan pess To the said She Of this
cou2try, must luck for aid IN this csuse-evon to
those lcPers which are opposed to our movement for
they read by families shnm we cannot reach In any
other way Our duties lead to where the greatest
| number Of intelligent paoers exist
DuriIg her remarks the audience exhibited frequent
sgns OF mpatience Miss Gage howevsi, is among the
most moderate of the peculiar class 10 which she be-
When she concluded Mrs NrcnoIs took .he stand. she
aaid il Is not left for NE alone To speak woman right
vote for have in country many private oorpo
ratiop bark stock companies railroad companies and
meuufscturpc companesin all which women are large
stockholders and in al enjoy equal rish to vote Ia
the Bank OF Engsnd they are aeo equ. stoc sholdsrs
with men They enjoy an equal soce Ia that great ns
pie 10 the ground Iussmucb, thea, women have
found wonsny way Of expressing their feelings where
their interests concerned take IL for granted that
she express her feelings in right wonauly way.
will state my for ny desiring to vote. Whom
to when that 1t is signed by who voters.
Now, II IL admitted fact ell through the country,
laws and other matters, the majority would be
greatly In favor Of these laws. Thea. feads want the
right 10 vote, whether ever exercise it or not that
my will be counted. when the petition voter.
IL Ia said that should not be alo Ted to to
POLLS for fear Of rowdes Butts she attacked vhen
she goes other places with manr No Then think have
shown that it i good for and for men not to bs
alone (Aprlauss) One instance, said she, and sm
done 10 the Of Vermont wife in consequence Of
her hus as rempsrauce soogh for dyorcs--beng
that she could obtain through the aid OF her rea-
Community divorce and supper. for her children for her
husband eai,by We'll that father carried one child
70 CAnsaa and paid ye sIsne aman, 70 Keep asr sT
mother to look for her. and each time failed In her
search, except tho third tine When they found the
nursing she slowly recovered and whom she rsganed her
her joy at seeing her mother was great that
was cidsd and the mother and children in court
The Judge decided that she should have the custody q
her fwo and the custody Of her soD to
the father 10 remarked that she had not beon gail5
Of the least improprety or while his pro-
family and obcenity In his family were shocking end
was painful the high minded that her children
should be brought up under his example.
Mrs FRANCES ID. GAGE OF ct LOUIS Missouri, said ans
tain laws and regulations which have been hso wsd oy
time She wisLee TO say few words upon the SUBJECT
Of Wills, and proceeded to read imaginary wii re.
vcrsng the law In such and asked tie men VINO
lodged in the hands Of womenf Why net ~ fair
for married women to dispose of their property As
we'll a. for their husbaLds9 Here the Lady pleaded III
ness, and retired from the platform.]
risd woman bad . right 10 mak WILL The Law sAya
that all persons except idots luna nsnu, and mar
risd women; 70 that married las no right to
bequeath dollar Of her personal property no matter o.
in republic, in the State Of New York, and In nation
protesting to be free.
LuoY sfosB-I wish TO correct my friend, and to ssy
that in some States married women can make valid wtR
In States
Mrs RosE-I did not ray dis was do universal Sw' .
said 1t de law In New York.
Iucy sross-I was not paying close attention nd S ~
probably mistaken. In Massachusetts mef -.ts..
upon It. Daughter and appIause) and II shf .mshtsrl
property 10 her husband It In Ako valid t ,r{rc
"M.n HAKmxr X. HUyT, of Boston, vvn. vsn -.
duced, and read the ninth resoluton -
Resolved That mus. ;: rsoos.'Ss q man. ssa ~
The cbstructions TO her highest pnsa sSs
moral culture .na ss. IN sSss sphsrs d
tion and usefulness which hsr eepA0,sss. oA- - 80
Ta,asion vitheuasrsprssspA spAticnsa tyranny. win =
vote thst NAV ait upon school committees Ana - W
women oanSet be a. VOL scues'so 90 - ,n.sa - No.
Il 49, N conx and vheeda than, These - ~ ~