New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
1910 Ne Yenneil had sap enough L

bsevius s. M h. Great Laughter
rev Mr. to.osn zane forward As this SAD one o.
fts AZ '.or. occa.icn we propose 70 ~ 80
erfs rsrperance dhy lhey sh.,,S ~ trus han,-'
$50. of which were en,Irs! u ...sl co-nooson
d sefe ~ sssnzas every rule OF poet,sas -
"a b. VI s-ch auxiiaries only reiard me ~,
50 vs' NV conynce none and ci.ses M! ,,s
gsa.. srsends should n9' perm, ,' a. aani
saFr;s thsir prsrogatye vw ~, NV ohon-;fy f-oa,
t.,' ssr,e,. drive mei.oeI''y mo '"' V'T'''
ress !, -sycr should merge n. c..ais, or,,e
20 - s,onbons had concluded hr' NTes',i - Ii
fftL,hl.,stthe assembly. lie spoke ~ con1, -I "a
c@ n favor oftemPei ne an IriI he tsIen 10 adj
fsbed, y 80 Nc comp.oinod OF thea.eIs %c' vi' II
vs1se ~ ,,o,ide Intellectual anu emgi. 10. ,s 49,,
zeal resor be reformed. i,el as hss' 3 h. ~
bhl Ie doubted not that il would D. m. .-'y s1e
80 p.aete fefonA sts the p'si' o. al 0'''''
q ,,oftsed as d toast ..tbe fDsss, tLoreash
~ s.sss Il 10 yiy hon As0'.0l' NAY "
sis'1i,,Stc Jackson Of tho Glenhayen H@ef Cure
- - rropoled-" Total Abstinence, " oiosn
ss tnd Vegesr.aaa cor rPe and @j esa,.;on at
y. ps,nr,ers desk, we I'D not hear. ,........,
q nv stating that The .wO fro sub 3cts men
ny "a his sentiment be aid not in,eni 20 e;coaoy
ens vi S5vorsted Total Abstinence lie De'yel ia W.
bn NO BE acknowledge the equality d inc seA3s'
% 80. would while nc b ID wife AM mol.' whoa
.rsriy loved lie could nov aS az .ay INC l.si aS y;
ss y zoe s ~ he Li,ins God lie h.. ID yet to
10 skern 70 the poll lAFpeulel =, t.,;o-..,
Co., csge.araDim9 Way SHOULD We % D.N''vl
Nkh - sSyoeatts # t To these 1Ue tons ne
I'D s1e' h;-csell Voc aran SIN Ia deiD-d - De mo
yssd o. not o. human food, ano the a.. ~ ths
ds'ie q ..,sshle fOd hat vas the found Aon Pinel
40 yegeta6aD system 'egS'"iqT', s, I'm In M,
" o. "" w. lido tAcni with fOod iAey XII i''
IL Of no.S ~ "a that under human culture tHe
beat ~ le Al. T. ib sui c!eiit nouf' nhe' "ioue
arh Ssaa ~ I'm erettnr who loli their nye' oy
ebhe I'D es iha. a their lord a, '",-7
kHsis ~ down his n1tuFe 10 level win Ino '''Is
nAn most ,,d.r nj npnais-the tiger for oxanpl' or
ihS = nrev lOur reporter lost the remainder OF
-. ,r,ast bv young isdy asking nm . ~ SDsI-
ns .sssaob 10 Inform her If yegeerans ~ anheg
SDe ens .slrle did no. bring Their natures % SIM
ie9P,s - n cvel Of The nature Of asss5, tlr example
I IA 80 No fesh but is strict vegetarian ol9
'1 ea ne Rosa Dartle, she merely asked l0r III
Srsisa ,s,d dat in he United stlte scrofala was
ins. d.ease How didit originate we ea5 'croi
thspe OF sausages and PORK steaks MS uou'Y
1870 6sfn ealing unhealthy Porh, ana u was "on
III mi IN Cincinnati nine PIGS out o. oNeiy pv IN
80 ',,lbed Diseased lvOrs 80 win oxen Gnu wiz"
~ 10 Ike Aesh meat in proportion 20 rs ia.nV
49, =. s nhoalthnoss. Io maintained aiaO ilal IN m
- by far 20 strene honng as veectaDis Glol ~
800, ,otou TO the contrary was gross IiiaIy ilo
80 n Injurious effect on the consitdiOn oil chuieil
49, asrt oil his discourse disturbance was ocIusiono9
I ,n The gollcry requesting the orator 70 % goou
suol 10 put her name down as Deei eat,r DJ o-'3
.ifo1 man was pomatlrely developed ihaIisge
lsn was entered into before nature iniendel tha u
49, VegotariGDs possessed ono qlahty "hch rev
s5sds,s possessed-they could think clearly whenever
esv pIessed and op h'nkng WIENER tnsy Pos 49,
TX VA en- invaluable power. BY adhering 10 yegs,
~ di he design Of nature answered. the Soui was
KT Of the body The speaker was greatly aPpiaou'u
l eonerding his address -.. ....o., ,o.do = ee,v
80, rmsks He alluded to the filthy practise OF ladeS
iaq snuff He believed that Nature had not Hhuo 'nS
Emales for snuff recepacles because II Il had
fTy would have been turned upwards bSggn.er Tam
"a tta nsxt a. sentiment" The New York women rem
s.ysnre Society Mrs Vaughan its Representative 70
| d Whole Worlds Temperance Convention rephe5 py
rng pelspcuous history Of the Association eluueu 10
Setd hat the women Of New York were determined 10
rs Inc Maine Liquor Law and, what woman wills, she
slhsve depend ON IT, lGreat applause che h,Peu
fsit would pass at the next session OF the Legauc
NJ reou, ed those who willing 70 ara ber Slclety III
& movement 10 rise One third OF the guests and mum
rn the galleries arose After some further remarks inc
h,lcns were called on TO sing song. They gave
ne peyt s,niiment was In the New Dspensaon when
SONAR - physician there viii arise higher sphere oil NE
ban that based on champagne suppers ..o., Co.,
pf Harriet Hunt being called on sad she ma very lew
IRIS 10 ray for she was very sleepy Laushter amer
I,Lna a f,T excellent rem rSs ON the advantages On go
I 10 rest 0t early hour she said that tho OpoAag
Irmen in connection wth Here the sentence beng IN
Ireke an involved she STOPPED and good humoeuiy sa'
Lon see In, very l.e1y which created much laughter
Khat she meant have b. have said she cont nuo wa
Ihoorroborio tle Chamans remarks relative to dieeti
Isfoua underlying al sOcitl roiorlnluOns.
MIS- kny Clarke next spoke ferventy IN favor OF rem
IyHaLee. ,,, - /,
rlly but as she particularly and publicly desired the
lNpFen TO take notes o. hor speech we must refrain
lhm publishing even synopsis Oh IT,
Mn Gage said that this was her second advent at pub
III dinner bat she hoped would not be the last She
lvouk 60 back to hor own State Missouri where they
Ined The be beef in the world and would take this even
las bill OF fare in her pocket and proudly relate what she
Isl seen al Metropolitan Hall She confessed that she had
la yet entirely given up the esh os of Egypt she was
lrnga drinkers say, to gTer oil but she would ondea
IyT bs talking AZ least 10 aid the Dieieal Reform After
ae ctmIl moniary remarks on The Chairman, she con
ldtied her speech.
lOheIext sentiment, which affirmed that the paiaaum OF
ballot box would never be safe until u was committed
|Ae joint partnership Of man and woman, Rev. Mr. fer'
Iss was loudly called on to respond.
liesaidi
n SPEAK tSe next evening a. ali would be wrong
blAcn a dow n amid great laughter
lEc. C. Buleigh begged to reply and sad
4 A men WHO has spok Y oyeailg too short,
flea led tho next tIiE- certainly orr
ISrai aughterl
nan il the audience here began to speak.
l ~ How'd rose and addressing him, said
II aman has nohius 90 ssy with his will
hin6 thai he'd better BE- siiil
.nCyed laulLter
H. Booth Editor Of The Miraukee Free Democrat said
iG the acknowledgements of women would inluse larg
Seuri q moral element into politics than now existed
ieaon why certain politicians so vehemenhy opposed
iaeaans Rights, was, that If granted Their Occupation
lth be gone. Gar different class of legislators would
lssfoaed In women ihe moral sentiments, as general
k ven more largely developed than IN men, PeragPs,
tine they might become as bad the men, but Il they
lSh would move for an abolition OF the human race.
.aehteT lie urged the women of New York TO initiate
I<c SISTERS in Mohgan-to 20 to the polls and canvass
temperance votes. Ho concluded by proposing as a
Iuinsnt:
M Nesessrs OF NewNmk and tie Vegetation Of Wisconsin,
70. tich ether Il Che growth Of the former equal 20 the
I~.NGiLt later, srccess viii crown Tour exc lti1ls
Ales aIc!kcr song from Mr. Clark, the meeting broke
hnnANcE MEErNGs-l esterday was marked by an
ssa number OF spirited Temperance meetings held in
tis l,, Of