New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

our pay into Liberty and honor For Just as long a. The
world stands. is government VII 20 with is cares
services and responsibilities. Children and women
till they can keep themselves, wiz be kept in pa
\ plsge by the same powers which sapPcrt them.
4 VIM. Lloyd Garrison again came forward and said;
wish say few words Ia respect to the illusions made
just with reference the Satanic Frss desire &c
ssy that did not include the reporters I'D any oosrya
tons made. 1 know rome OF these gentlemen an
not acquainted with their position, intentions 90 motives
spoke had TO speak in terms Of rcerlted cen
sure en- the false foul ard nal gnant reports given 90 the
Whole Works Convention, lnd also OF the AAsl slavery
meeting ct Metropolitan Heh on Sunday night Iney
were diaboics Gevilish in tho exr1me, and deserve
the strongest rsprobatol desire 20 say nothing II the
reporters VII judge them b. she report. they eve OF
our meeting here and until then do desire -
Gun the a. wi,h odd another paper to the LIST o.
ptrs when designated the Se''e Pres and when
outstIs as Of the others in its ressed masny against
this mcRt refer 70 apaper which y most strangely
msnamtd. and called The Aafi0Ea' Hocr9t edited 9y
a clergyman. reverend or ex Reverend tnauncey L
Barr.
Ihe speaker read an extract from TIE Democrat which
produced shower Of Kisses and some laughter
Cyrus { BuTleiskthen came forward am sad WISH 70
say few words the subject Just reteEree 70. Indeed II
has been said and believe with truth TO h aprogreSsive
age and strong Illustration il afforded IN the career OF
We have been told hat Rev Mr. Burr is the Editor Of
ta paper had the honor OF his acquaintance some SIX
years since when he travelled round about Anti STA
very. Anti Capital Punishment lecturer. l have
GCncCs IN Ihladepha Listen to him with attention while
Re defended the rights Of Humanity and enforced
the rights Of equality for the colored race with the
Again and again have | this thing occur
tie Woman's Rights reform seemed TO be favorite
theme with him. for he Iroesssd TO pay to woman sin
Ccle homage and Gdmifing devotion. But however tns
j.. said age progress, and II the Editor oil that
I e. progresses much for the six years to as he
seems 10 have progressed for the past years Will leave
10 YOU 10 imagine cannss conceive the high
state OF perfection he will BY that time have attained
lCLeer
Mrs Mott said she thought the better way say moth
Ing respecting the newspapers til the sitting OF the Con
yeos should have ended and then all would be able
form just opinion how they had acted-wheiher fairly
MI \ NJ Booth. of Wis. was then introduced. He
said have here 10 be listener and did not intend
to have taken any part in your Convention 1t Is time
that some hing should be done equaze the position of
man and woman As journalist have done ali IN my
power promote that equalization, and have always
defended the right OF woman to choose such occupation as
she considered best suited to her. and pleased her best
here to tell youhow manage things in Wisconsin
In lsio but thirteen years since, mat wild and
unbrOken country, but II Is now well cuitIN ated, ana
contains 10000 inhabitants.
want TO state to you how broke down Mobocracy in
that State In 1919 We got stringent Temperance law
enacted there by which personclther the VIE, enid
brother father of the drunkaTd could recover asnaes
from the rum seller who had sold any person hqsor by
which he had received any injury: The Senator VINO re-
sided Milwaukee very prominent OF his advocacy oil
this measure and in getting 1t passed INTO law " >.
Fowler of your City there to deliver lecture,
and while he and his wife and family were attending the
lecture the rum interest raised mob and went 10 his
house. attacked it, broke the windows and nearly dehoi
shCd the building.
meeting and they selected five women from each Ward to
20 around 10 solicit signatures for call for an Indignation
meeting, whchVas at the same time to be temperance
demonstration We have five W ards there ana twenty hNe
ladies cot large number of signatures. Among the rest
they called on Mr. Urham who then Mayor, but he
ed To sim He was determined to prevent the meeting
being held he could and he and The then District Attor
rev went To the meeting half hour before the time ap
POINTED for taking the chair, and backed by the Rum in
terest they expected to cary everything her own way
was there before them and when the District Attorney
proposed the MAYOR should take the Chair opposed H.
and ID Holton coming in at the time proposed him for
Chairman. The M0vor although he had not more than
one hird of the OF the meeting. decl lred he wa aP
loned Chauman and he occupied one SIDE OF the pull
lit and Mi loon occupied the 9th while bad the com
nuuon table Of the church in which met all to myself
We said there contendng in this fashion until near
o'clock Iext morning, when some OF my paper boys came
into the meeting and in going round behind the Mayor nus
coat tail fastened OF them, that he tell from the
mint TO the ground. lie too great coward 10 return
aier this aud so he back to the meeting more.
carried resolutions The rum interest threatened
10 make an attack me, but escorted TO my house
by two thousand people. Indeed, before ad go me
leader Of the rum interest who had beard twice as long
mine and afforded good hold had been lead ont OF the
meeting by the paper boys nat evening we cle9 an
other meeting ana passed resolutions asking the Mayor to
resign lie came there and attempted to JUSTIFY himself
but though got him hearing, his speech made no con
yer Soon after he for Governor OF tho State and
waited on ne in order 10 obtain my support tOld nm
would do my best .et him nominated. did So andthen
commenced to defeat him. and though the democrats had
coo majority in the SSe, and the Lieutenant Governor
10000 the Secretary OF State anu the state Inspector Oh
Prisons 10000 majority yet Mayor Upham was defeated
bv majority Of COO and this is the last We have heard OF
him illus do we treat Mobocracy and the rum interests IN
Wisconsin come from State where ladies lecture and
there i none to galsay them come from Tree stare
where free discussion is allowed All VINO act otherwise
are cid fogies in politics and religion, and such rs tpey
have done in another place this afternoon where they
refuse a woman the right to speak such are but the
WORTHLESS ncrustation OF the hard shell without the living
beating heart which should lie beneath. Everything
comts to perfection by progress The potato when nrst
discovered, small watery and tastesssj now inc
e al
was small and bitter These old fogies are the wet potato
and bitter crab Of antiquity We have two daily papers in
Milwaukee, two semi kes ana one weekly ana we WIN
soon have another which will make eight and all are in
favor Of woman. These gentlemen who say fhey would
not allow women TO vote, pay their mothers wives and
,fsrs bad compliment. but however, they know their
n Ie relatives best but have only say that have
wife whom would not fear to intrust the elective iran
chse any other power. Cheers lie sad ne did not
ire to do than congratulate them on their present
position and hoped lie would soon see man and woman
lTeCisey ON the same equality
John C. Ciure Of Boston rose and said i was dele
gate to the Convention just mentioned that sitting in Me
though perhaps they do not mean IT, saw there many
gentlemen who were known to me in the Old country Tor
am an importation, scochman, ana therefore giad 10
meet ladies. saw young lady ON the platform there,
Nss Autonette l. Brown, believe and also saw seve
rol very nice looking gentlemen with neat collars dckes
and forth, who seemed Ill at ease Tor they groaned
dreadfulv and appeared uncomfortable some even
n. sed hut then hiss is not argument lCheers The
honorable gentleman, named believe, Neal Now and
Chairman OF that Convention SAID that Inc laaIes creden
falls houd be received those OF all delegates from lem
ueranoe Societies Finally, another gentleman aGeneral
believe Cen Cary OF Ohio, got up and PAD some very hgn
com ments 70 hi mama and his sister. but sad IL was an
awful thing 10 allow ladies stand UP in public meeting
ard address it he felt for them doubt and feared Ihey
might iuure their lungs. Cheers and laughter Now
twenty years ago. on the borders OF Ensian1 aeaIa
Noah thought lit to assa her for doing So The lady re
pied that the poor old grandmother was behind me time
Laughter that very lady has done more good than
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