The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

and youne man spIearcd, who Anneunc esd nim.su q
MI EARlr-Hs said he wanted 20 k heard. THIS vas
Nrtt time he hsd spoken bsfore &udsnce AUD
Re advocated womsns rights as far as they vent he
themselves up on the platform Of equality There .ss
no tuch thing either here probably hereafter Wo
sn ,srs rot shs saus Of men IN ANY ss h nse
hard. When he hAd told this to female Ieiormor sis
eOeYy replec-'11hsres where Saint fael anS onef'
Mrs NEIioIs--w We don't claim equality With men -ho
cannot understand good Argument OF oomprshsSo s'on
Mr. Boorn Of WISCONSIN Mrs President rove our
friend Dr. Root gill have chance 70 follow oct his aI'
vent & lanefl. this evening.
The meeting them aaiouI ned for two hours
The attendance he afternoon vas nneh larger th.n
in the morning.
EVENING sEssroN.
The Corysp.ion re assembled in the evening .: haIat
2 oeLek There wa more numerous attendance than
., any Of the previous roestnga, Asd great deal Of
anxiety manifested ON tie part Of portion OF me
sps.pcS 10 hear the result Of the perance meeting
at metropolitan Han The BODY Of the bcnse and the
gallery were crowded This time, however, the nsn ap.
pared in stronger force than usual
Mrs Morn the President called the meeting TO order
srtsr which the reroutep in favor Of presenting sd
dress to me ladies Of England passed unanimously
The following were appointed on .he COMMITTEE
Mrs. Lu.re,sa Mott, Caroline Hesny Dale,
Hrs E. L Roie, Mrs. 7. W Davis
ksrian Houtcr, Dr. Ii HINT,
Lacy S'cpe, Matilda IrSr ciscA Arreke,
Ehaahsth Blackwell,
MI. RcsB ncw ,ech the Cnair and Mr.. G W. Carhe
then ssrg soYg entitled "Tfee thought when he VAS
GREETED with cries Of "Jouder' Bravo" 'HA la. !"
| Bow wow, = ffcm the galleries.
| Ms. MARTIN srose and prorseaed to SPEAK she re
quested he sodsncs 30 remain slsnt that she might
b hea.d and then went on 10 state the evils real and
Imagined under which she laSored. Woman. she aad,
vas b.tle tsste- than drudge and held by In
90 40 Ale mo ding in
.heI me wss interrupted by cries Of Tns -" ne
She continued however, and stated that was ca
titled to equal political privileges with man. (Hisses,
| spplauas, and stsmpng) fhs ground apon Shish nan
claims his right to franchise Is that he hss intellect,
conscience and reason but WOMAN she contsnded, was
so possessed Of these and therefore entitled to
equal rights with him. (c,iss of Tme," Time, y
swhsn did your voice change" Louder" "Loader.
She then alluded to the position occupied BY Quesn Vic
tcria IS proof Of tie capacity Of woman to govern
Yet she she added s vile aad mother, like most Of
q voice "Ha ha.') Why, them are We not enti.isd
20 the rgh. Of franchise shen capable OF exer
ching it; when lave ths same faculties with me
(MoIs cries Of Dme.') But It is sAid, She is 30
man. let attend 70 hsr home. What las fhe to do
with the f.anchiss" If she possessed IL abe would 81 .
ptsefa that feeling OF dignity and responsibility which
| the POSSESSION Of it bestows.
VoIR-How do VOW know thstf
Mr.. Boo1B-I want to ray something before this aay
| yroceeda (Greas uproar Snd confusion, amid which
Mr. Booth compelled TO abandon nis mtention Of
sIvERAL VOICES" Greeley " Bootao
During tbin copfuson it impossible fo- one tenth
| part OF The audience 10 bear the speAier.
Mrs Morr-The speaker vii, not leave the stand on
| account Of any demonstration OF this kind.
serious dstus nance ia the gallery at this part
Of the proceedings, bu: it was Quoted, with much diff
Ire srrAKsn- 4 think win stop now; will leave the
stand 10 those beer able to control the elements OF the
meeting
hrs MATILDA FRAScHcA AsygHE here introduced
to the meeting and proceeded 70 address in German
She had only sAid few word when she interrupted
BY perfect storm OF laughter Every astemp. she made
to proceed vas interrupted in the ssne manner Il was
yen, Of osrain part Of the audience. Finding That it
/ was useless 70 stten pit to sseak
wRSprL PmIIJrs caue forward and spoke as follows.
We describe the scene ~ it took place.
Mr.. PniIIRs-ladies and gentlemen, allow me 70 say
ore we'd (hises purely as matter Of self respect We
of hey )" hey )-that he's extended " Kossutn vel
eenne, from Name to Georgia and thia Se1 YORK al
A voisr--rhsts it-goi.
Ar. Philips And thus audience is noe locking upor
Ia yell and : cry Of surI him OUT )-oas who hs
faced he Of Francis Joseph OF Austria fog tht
ghs o. tie people, and his is the welcome you give
hsr TO ire shores Of republican America
VsnT--Is; us hear hsr boys;
| Mr. pBUITs-sbe wishes to be heard.
. NoIcsWe'D hear her We will beg her pardon.
AID s,tscnnl emf % her prncples-t' hey" "hey.l2
which Is Is impressed to wards this canss wss. she
says win be translated TO Jou BY another kao~, fell
| IoN citizens (cries Of "sis doan')-
Art Rcsr addressed the audience and asked tia.
| Nys. Anika ahouid he heard.
Mr4 AssEkr thsp .ecommsneed her speech, which was
&c follows by Mrs. Rose said She reoiced
WHEN he saw ia paper. American women had de-
lasndsd riahts gsr great desire vas to come and see
Us; .he was brought from sick bed here to day. The
want Of lnoshdgs of the language had also hep.
away, She had felt he tyranny she didn't say that
JOY freedom here (Crss Of '.Go it. Sally JACKSON y
Her sisters in Germany bad long waited for thel
rights. and she wanted the privilege Of free epeect
here it sos ed in this country "a voice mot 10,
much Of t'D shs said .he fully > pstbized with tbs
great cause, ard hoped it would 60 snd prosper,
many hearts across the ocean were beating in unison viii
tboe here.
Here there grta. confusion and crea for Greeley
Mr. Werdel Phillips tten mounted this platform, ARD
his appearance vas the .gr al for perfect storm o.
ssas aI no,n 81 sTs lie could Only 0
Ars RosE-I CAL Upon the police (Ef'sses and laugh
ter The Mayor ard IRE police promised 10 keep order
| fusion
wKNpEL PHnIIps-F eno v citizens (sses and cries
speech than can HiSes and csnfa.ion TIE tine
bss been when other refornisrs have bsen put down.
! (More noke ami confugicn)
| Ms, RosE1 call On this audience to be quiet. (aa
| be ha y
PHnLns--we have offered you q chance to answer us;
(vccefsGo Pack 10 Boston, "D;y up' ard all sorts
OF calls The hest 'hIg you csn do for is 10 disturb
Ss and di.gsee Jour city Hsees and cries Of Turn
waiting long enough 10 get sn audience rho viii hear me
Vona--Tske drink.
PanDrs--I ,ant to ask you question Is not all
American law founded the principle that all person.
governed py LAWS have right to share in making
them. (Cries Of q No no > Ky principle is (yoce--
You've got no principles )Hy principle il thsf
you give woman opportunity to help make ihs -
you have right to expect that they win besye in
tAore bissss) Mr.. Phillips then referred TO the holding
Of real estate by and their being taxed without
being repre- ented but such the confusion that
was Obliged to break OIL in tie middle Of his speech after
requesting the scohers 10 take the platform
| him. tHjssss ard applanse)
| Miss Lrcpp1lA Mcrr nov resurnsd TO the chair
Miss Lucy STONE nounted the platform. and vas re
ceiyec with rear Of applause she said she was aston
ihed that men should Tar fo.get the respec due
their uothers a Voice Oar mothers didn't ast 80 -
and cries Of Coed y But she wanted to VOID 10
the women. (CIies Of Take your time Miss Lucy.,)
She fen rsveved the proceedings Of the rs 81 two DAYS
! frequently Interrupted By excismsticns and laugh
| Yer from The galleries. She requested al the
! women aud 70 sick 20 such women a. ware
| nrueenns in tbe avenues Of trade which had
/ ueently been opened 10 them. (such the noise
that only very small portion Of Mss Stole's words
could be hesIdby the rs.or!er) We Understood bar