New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

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course Of other laws which aim MI laws should 70 o
h. he laws Of nature and Of natures God in their benef
cen pontDgs and prohibit whatever these proclaim 10
be- wrong Here is our plea for the Maine Law
the new issue which has been made leading to this
meeting since il is let for another TO discuss w pas
by simply telling you how gresy was surprised a, tne
OF Thursday through when me wpS. nan VI
nrelimnsrv Worlds Convention excluded the better
L,f1-by our own verdict such-from that body never
was moro surprised in my life southern though my asSo
Citations have been. Applanse thought that az ma,
fer M course the women ud sit and act With u especial
10 n Associations sent them there of their own
,Obtful choice Who suffers more than woman from the
terrible evils Of IntenperaDcef VINO SO wen quiuheu W
describe them or 20 prescribe remedy Surely none
Her words would have before that Convention all
the elcquenty from the sadness Of Their tones Her
councils would have been all the more reliable because
prompted by wOeful experience Applause
Az 10 the question OF "Womans Rights" which others
nave raised not and which think should never have
been raised in Temperance Convention in my humble
oonon have only say that this simple test has always
satisfied me- II work Is to be done the simple question
sboad be- who Of men aud women alike, do II in short
and IN the best and at the lowest price compatible
with comfort and happiness. am conscious OF no other
,rrsn,be test This test should have controlled that
Convention II has always controlled me. and mean to
be controlled by it TO night And L. therefore now give
aoe 10 one who will entertain you with much pleas
s and profit than could hope to do at any time and es
pecially the present peculiar occasion.
Dr. Snodgas took his seat amid loud bursts Of applause
SPEECH or MISS LUCY STONE.
Ms Lucy SrosE Of Boston, was introduced to the
audience and delivered long and eloquent address,
rbeen she presented review Of the proceedings cersn
male Delegates at the meeting held in the Brick Church
Chapel Thursday morning last, by which the regularly
appointed Delegates Of efficient state Temper So
ety rejected because they Women Miss SrONE
poke substantially as follows
The speaker who pre- ,eded me said he did not dream
omng up from a Slaveholdng state that when met Ia
ne Brick Church Chapel the other morning to call
Worlds Temperance Convention that such issue would
AXE place II il not for me to say what dreamed Of o.
hought Of We were there Women Of Temperance
"a those who have deep interest in the Of
Temperance. She went there without any claim b.
POND that allowed us by the call and when noble
nan nominated noble TO on that Commit
ee throughout the audience heard cries OF Order
md motions 20 adjourn Women, they said had no
business there Women the sisters Of those who
rho were the daughters of druukaris Women the sisters
4 those who by all natural ties bound to who
espised them and had involved them IN ruin these
Women there, and told by Doctors Oi Divinity
hat il was no place for them lAppausel We didn't
moot the question Of Womens Rights; simply asked
hat when the whole world came ogther Women should be
ecognzed rs part Of the world aud have right 10 meet
council xh our brothers there And grey haired
iinster Gf he not ashamed 10 be there he cannot
bjec TO my mentioning his uame Rev. ID. Hswett, re
that he was an old mau and it was easy for
obs adn l'X 4 ia
lot easy for aged who has not kept his soul open
o Gods sun light aud rtindrops TO change Like
bar Of iron he has become rigid He began
discussing the question of Woman's Rights 1t I'M
roper &c for women take part in THESE proceedings
IN the Committeefor Credentials Rev Mr.. Hggnon
4 Massachusetts And when | say this gentleman has
the warmth to the heart and the guide to the head of
he Temperance cause there his friends will not feel that
% him any dscredit lie came there at the call, but de-
lined to serve on Committee that could not recognize his
ister "a well rs himself Applause Nc. Barstpw, the
iayOr Of Providence pat MIR HiggnSOn on the Commit
re, but he decmedt Ia Mr. liegmson m lny
ian" He was a man who when parish be }ame some
ay displessed AT his preaching and he thought he
reaching right gave up hs charge aud left the place
corning TO rclnqush his principles 90 the viii Of the peO
le. lie had learned that there more than place and
onOr in human existence He knew that 20 abide by the
light is the trues wealth And when he declined man.
hoe name did not learn said he hoped the of
Is declining would not be entered in the Secretarys Re
orl There Is hope for that man; for. when a has
'ane lh there string that may b. pulled by which he
ay be reclaimed. Applause
Rev Mr. THoMrSoN, of Mass, moved that Lucy Stone |
'rve on that Committee; to which Mr. BARsrow, Of Prov.
ence immediately said" I wont put such monoa-I |
III not preside over such meeting hope he Is here
might 90 that Sm telling the truth laughter Mr.
homson insisted, bur ruled down. The Committee
u not think il within the Gail of the Convention 70
low women to be heard Mr. IiGCVSoN said that rs for
he he should never have permitted his to be used
the call for the Convention h had dreamed that wO
EN- 90 be- excluded sld be- said that he would with
avn from this Convention. snd we voald meet af Dr.
rail sand provide for another Worlds Convention wherein
Ould be recognized both and al ooors aud all par
s Accordingly the 6th of next September that Goa