New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

srS s bns;am add earnest attention Of TIE auGsnoe
ir,rsased 70 the close Of her eloquent addresa
NJ p-c1~n commenced BY quotation from Longel-
- U-,r,n H. naiaephOOd then another from h. III yln
~ Ife Act in the living presetf-eafi VIII on d
God erLead was a. sIfroiaio nVsso ne san -
Md Convention delegate from the IeOrOnto ID
,;o;on Of Sons Of Temperance, ard also a. delegate
srn Tsulrerance Society in her own Parish Al South
pticT The crcuInstance-ins gnifcant in itself-of
wonsna appeerng in World : Convention had been
blown into notorety and magnihed into importance Sac
was not accustomed TO be her theme Tor pubic Re-
mark but many another she went T. sleep night
and awoke the morning ind herself far famous
warrant at least in this place public discussion Of
the subject.
She lad been asked why she went to that Convention
Whether 10 promote the cause OF Temperance. Of
woman, Of Towdysm. what were her motives DID
she 20 q spite TO the CdfOgies OF because she hated
the oergy and wanted torment them God forbid that
anybody shonld be iOrmeDted before bis time BESIDE
a. She claimed be Of the clergy hersef she would
naturally he anxious to keep IN with the coth han
be with It, She had spe against any oid i)gy IN
existnce-could shoke hands cordially with any o. 19ss
who were on the platform with her al MetroPoitan Hail.
though she would not shake hands with their racps
She might claim TO have gone TO the Convention IN be
half Of the wives daughters and mothers, the victims
though tie votaries Of ntemperOnce and in haL
too Of women who had Themselves tasted the OeWdernS
beverage bot the Of oil these had been earnestly
pleaded in the COM enton just previous She On not 20
there especially in their behalf She not there
advocate for woman. Woman was advocating her own
eectuaIy at that very hour N the IGOefnace sne
not there merely to advance the gene al cauSe oi IN
perance and the Ma he Law John chambers ana zen
rev were Temperance and Maine Law men; and the soul
Of Neal Dow al baptized unto that WORK she con
tirucd / went there to assert principles principle
re ev6nt 10 the Circumstances OF that Conyenon but ole
bcl world rr0mOte good and rctard ALL bad
oues went there an item Of the world, to contend
that the sons and daughters Of the race without cns
on of sex sect class color should be recognised a.
belonging to the world and planted my feet upon the
sinUIe IIGuIs Of delcg0te. ! asked favor q
man or in behalf Of woman,-no favor "a woman adyo
cate Of Temperance ia behalf Of women who suffer be
cause Of ntempeTance-nO recognition OF t1e cau-o OF
woman above tie cause Of humanityhe endorsement O
no i'm and Of no measure; but claimed, in the name
Of the world the rights Of delegate in Worlds Con
it asked "why did You make that issue at that time "
answer: / have made i at al times and in oil places
whenever and wherever Providence has gwen me the
opportunity and in whatever way It c0ud be maze 20 AP
Lat spring when woman claimed the supremacythe
right t. Hold oil the offices in the WOmans state Ten
porance Society" commended from this platform for the
equality Of man the equal rights OF al the members OF the
Society | have claimed everywhere the equality Of
humanity in Church and in STATE and GOO helping me
here pledge myself TO Him, and to you all to be
true every whore to the central soal OF inc
Divine commandment Thou shalt love thy neishbor
HE Tempersnce cause was not injured by our course
at that Convention We went there with thoughtful hearts
Said Wendell Phillips: Take courage, and remember
"hat whether YOU are received rejected you are gong
TO make the most efectual speech for Temperance for
"Women aud for Humanity that you haye ever made IN
"your life" God BLISS you were the icrvent words OF
Mr. Claiming in moment when there was most need OF
Divine assistance and when stood on the platform Tor
amour and half Whiting to be heard could read in the
faces of men, such these and in the faces too OF our
opuosers the calm ASSURANCE" You are milking the 6
"efectual speech for Temperance, for Woman ana iu
many that you have made in your life believed
il then-l believe it now So,
Miss Brown detailed length Of the events which
occurred on he platform dWelng in very spirited way
uponthe arguments and appeals which were made to her
privately ard personally, as roaaan
Prostitution NAV faer the schemes Of tyranny for
while she continued "but in this it is only daiory
plea; temporary postponemcnt OF the final issue Scat
Ter the truth everywhere "a cOmmcnds elfto your own
heart in season and out Of il VIII take root in the
rich productive soil Of other human hearts the winds VIII
hear rs feghts on their wings the seeds of life and
plant them everywhere the rains will moisen them into
growth and the sunshine pervade them with ygor and
strength and quicken them with perpetual vitality
Act, &C. IN the living resent
Heart within and God oerhead."
After n few earnest words from Miss Stone who was
loudly called for by the assembly and most cordially
greeted but who owing to fatigue and hoarsenes, was
unable TO address them at length the meeting came TO
an end and the crowd dispersed, all wondering a. they
walked homeward what sort of morto they must be- VINO
could consider the of Temperance advanced by
Guiding from the platform such heavenapponted mes
senger Of truth as Antoinette l.. Brown W