New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
WOMAN's TEMPERANCE CONVENTION IN
OHIO.

This Convention was held at Dayton on the 2lst inst
We had full report of its proceedings from valued
correspondent CP P.) which has somehow been lost,
so we are compelled to make up the following account
Of its proceedings from The Cincinnati Times.
Mrs. JOSEPHINE c. BATEHAM, of Columbus, presid
cd. and WAS assisted by the following officers:
,1s IN. Hubble and Mrs Rice Columbus Ms Dyer Della
Ts1s M MIN s h5 6yso6 MIS-
Roo5si1S Sees!tissy-M M. Griffin, Medina.
,.r Co%si tls co~es oberln Mrs Bronon
IA Mrs Lord Columbus Mrs. Corner, hcConneh'nei PITS
Ms Hoee and Mrs Curtis were elected Secretaries
Mrs Francis d. Gage addressed the Convention, and
Reports of the condition Of the Temperance in
Medins Belmont, Hardin Scoto Lorain, Delaware LO-
gan Greene, Montgomery. Hamilton and Knox Counties
were msde verbally by ladies' or by COMMUNICATIONS from
societies Of ladies' -
Cooper of Cincinnati Jewett, of Dayton, Gage OF 81
Louis and Glover reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted; r,,
IL all eor; for the poO2n Of hgT. ,9. wsss inf
seek 70 advance the Temperance By such
,sss es si % % u sSenss.y crown our so
only OBJECT the redemption Of the world from the calamity the
crime s5de Of intemper4uee; ,-.,.,-e.,
rsysss Of either Their own act or the act OF others
the II the present existence can become and A. solemn a.
the realities Of eternity are a. a.,.
Of then light and nS on, I'd s Sa' S A. 81 nd
Ps ds.s and eoeTs psoS snd sSsry
cn 81 Salem offered the following resoutions
Rrd That regard the tyrsnles .nd COW a5y e9R's
y n he late oeed bat i,asS Wsd Temperance Con
non DARING and insulting outrage upon al womaasho
orr own STATE Of Ohio delegate oa;s in writing
PsHns the resolution and Who presided al the 'o' sH
seS Ths our lsnss are due 70 Neal Dow Of Maine,
T r.ns uoon md ia favor of the rsht 81 friends
temperance duly delegated to seats and participation IN al the
motion was made to lay these resolutions the table
but II was lost By decided vote.
Nj Hodge said This Society hsd nothng TO DO win 1,S
sgraeeful proceedings Of the New York Convention s9
she thought the Introduction Of these ~ solutions
for. 4,
Mr. Cooper said that the discussion Of them woau
cause similar scenes thoss spoken Of and she was -
posed to disturbing the harmony 81 the @e pS,
thought we had nothing 10 do with Woman hlghs Il,
NJ Griffin said that she did not desire 20 involve 1ne
Society in any embarrassment but If the quesron "a
wOmans Rights vas involved n t9is hsltr sne - The
was wiling aye anxious that should come ", -,
Worlds Convention transcribed is drtes- had 40 Tn
to determine what the usages Of society shoG Do one
said thai the discussion Of these resolutions ana 'n' o
sag would reflect credit upon the Society :.
Nrs Saxon Of Urbana said tina; Gen CARY sp2Ae 20
their town last night and if the ladies' present hed nes
his account OF the action OF the Worlds Convention sac
thought thew would not be has;y in condennlng H. one
proceeded 10 narets the as the General decrqe
and gave her auditor understand that the Generai haN
said that Miss Browns Credentials were ho' fes d.0-'
Mr.. Care said that General Cary was certainly mis-
taken about Mise Browns credentials a. she was WIZ
Mics E, her boarding house New iofk say neg
deufia and knew her 10 be inspired with true Chsai
shirt i, endeavorng 70 speak IN the Worlds Convention
Mr. Gage noby sustained tae position Of Miss biJ"n
M, Erns scke n ieyes Of the resolutions with maei
| energy. ~ TT ,..La,
gentleman present Parker Plsbury Of \ n ssxs'
Il b. understood Ms saxon say that Mss Brown wa
Nj crowded OF because she rss woman ~ soae W
glad Thea the IN that atsr were osoom'ns
cih. .
Me- Saxon repeated what she had previously SAID az
appealed several gepsnen irssent 20 subetanf'se h
report 4 bis speech, a,
Two gentlemen sad that the impression lef. % he
minds VS. the same a. hat stated by Mrs saxon ~
Mss Brown has not regular credentials and was drive
froIn tie s;ans' on that scSouni -, !,
The vote n the irst resolution Wa here taAen ~
standing ,e Which resulted IN the passage o. vel
rgs NJ than tT0 to SH. 1 Su Sss5sS
aad ,-ed an H. being retaken- which wa done az
tho resolution had been read for the fourth tune Ihs
syt wss tbe same as the previous vote Loud aPgiaa
= r.ss wen by both ladies and gentlemen
I. lie vote adopting the second resolution was sino
y Ths CONVENTION then sdjoasped EGtl oelgck I, =.