The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-02

But flowers wsre not In demand and he rem.iusd sos
1he PnnzDxsT then called upon the Rev Thos Gold
smith, Of Canada. who delivered prayer.
Upon motion, was then resolved that comwttre ot
ve % appointed 70 report to be brought before
Upon such committee were sptointed Horaee Gresley
OF New York: c. E Sholes. Of Wisconsin, Lucy Stone Of
Massachusetts, surleieh, Of Conrecucut; and Hsr
ret Hunt II Massachusetts
: Also roll committee charged with keeoing correct
gates present, WAS then elected composed IS folio as =
p.S Whitney, Mass, EW Capron Mass.
=. e 3 Ie , Baron, n. u, Or; wsi'iDg on. n. r.,
D. c Bonner Y. H.M Rh des N j.,
ESxafa M1s wi.S es v. vssS:s Hssssd Ill.,
Afer the appoint of these committees. the PRE
DENT said they would be e gagged in tbsir de
no thought it would 9e appropriate TO ser the
Gee Club to sing This band composed OF three gentle
men aDd one lady appeared uoon the stage aud ssr G
"Tbe Good Tine Coming" with much delight to the
audience. Being enthusiastically encored they again
came before the meeting and sang I'VE Como from Dis.
Rev. 4sTorsElrr L. BkowS Who des iute Of that ia
portant apiendage Of all strong minded d.
viDes-the pantt-next addressed the audieoce. The
ance part OF the community, and Of received
with Tremendous applause Regarding this oemsustra-
ton matter Of course the eloquent divine procseded
female minister, It may be out of place
here to give brief sketch OF her
Well then Ia the first place the Rev Mrs Browa IL
of the bet sps cinens Of that strange species of human
bsngs who Fave Of late years broken Of the sphere
for which they destined by nature atd who have
ssp!red Dot only to the stations occupied by the
steintr sex but to the important privilege of
ing the Dether garment already mentioned. She
has very pleasing expression ct face, and q
rem AIkab swee: and ca voice. Her Of speak.
ing Is occasionally foIcible. abourds with figures and
very seldom weares the sterer Unlike the generality
of temperance speakers OF both sexes she scarcely
INDUCES in ecdotes illustrate her argumants bat
instead thereof she embelshes her speeches with quo
fureI nt for dtytVa
Our reverend orator dresses very neatly but unforsu
natey there is nothing in her ,e that marks the pro
comipg Eve with they would aI the day it is to be
hoped some plan Will be devised by which ths female
menbeIs Of the ministry may be distinguished from the
hesiates fer word but flows on without let or hin.
ORANGE. except OF course when interrupted by the
Rev Antonette L. Brown. How do you like the pictures
Without stopping to pay mpliments or say that she
naa Deen h SaeH S on ek ior waoS We %
the subject before her. Her speech was rather
long for publication in full, necessarily
whole world temperance Room our broad plat
form for body PartbiaDs and Medes the dweers
into ~
displaying wonderful knowledge of the details of geo.
gaphy Strsnge to say no wever nearly all the inhabi-
tants of those countries wofuly ignorant of tho
call of the Convention they exhibited lamenta-
BILE disregard OF the benefits which is predicted will
flo. from it. Tho audience was composed mainly Of
Indies not one Of whom to state dwelt
in MesoIotamia while very few ever passed the boun.
dasies Of our own country SO, there were no dele
there. alas the Msiue Liquor law is rai uukuo au.
But let hear the fair orator further. All these
may come hs!e she continued. and speak in their own
tongues In behalf OF great reform 1t is than
aWord's Temperance Convention, for here women are
allowed tie privilege of speaking Teetotalism may
here be discussed in its length end BREADTH but not
word about womsns rights, peril Of Ieprimand and
expulsion even from this platform. This may be we'll
loraer."
This was a word Of encouragement for the strong.
minded women, who ambitious Of being ,esid
were fenced for-wonen Ate, this piece of consos-
ticn Rev MIS- B. Informed her audience that the dawn
Malt be here, but the sun WAS not yet up. Not a
even in favor of the Maine law although
oDeha the world is disfranchistd, and the other hall
spots in heathepdom ard few YANKEE States Not q
word about all this or womans owing service to her
,ss for his os Do not let it 6o known that the father
has the tgs right the custody of his children though
no be erunka,d or that he may take them away from
ths Ium' seller, security for his grog bill Not a
word ay, about all this for what have women to do
with thefe thingsY The world will tell that the
drunken may talk upon various subjects. although
he may be stupid and what he says ipcomprehenoi
bic that you could 10 more expect to gather whole
idea from his speech than to coec. the whole Of the
particulars of cabbage fon the heterogeneous mass Of
stew Daughter and applause }
Afer few more words on this point, Rev Mrs gave
very graphic sketch of the mseres produced by drunk
enness and then concluded folows:-There have
been bad laws bad statutes before this, which are
human selfs hness, in isndish malienity We wish to
leave something better In their stead There Ia thick
darkness yet but the light is breaking around we
are eripg and power and the voice of God
i whispering everywhere about US" Take age and
be strong for the course of race is onward and
ward.n
The reverend speaker resumed her seat amid much
plsuse, after which
HORACE GREELEY addressed the meeting. He expressed
nf~:~
law, anoiDg what had been said about the diff
Guilty Of enfoicrg it If it passed he mad no
dss,ss 'nd M~Ie eaa 10 ne ID great
from want OF employment for while waiting for 1t they
not unfiequeny passed their tine in rum fhops For
this he considered strikes had tendency to in
jure the trsdesman After further remarks in sup
port Of the Maine law, he read the following
RESOLUTIONS:
that may with To the M
magnitude and vruence of the evils TO the good
to Of the seh dopraved
se sas
every aeryant Of God, ever lover OF humanity.
church, n all its divisions and also every
Other to CO. with M It's might
liz ht truth with regard to the al
part it's Imperative discipline and BY the restraining
ell whom it may az M who TeGOgo1s ss
s. Resolved That the and sale Of nchohoc
used zine times in ten the injury IL the ruin of Their
consumers immoral end uc.ive business in which
who tte Obligation Of love God and
benceforth engage without guilt and do most
csy entrtat those involved in Il poT well their
steps ask themselves this questos the business Of
dstill brewer rumsellor waeIein ought to be
willing TO live and content to die!'
Resolved 1bet the State should 20 everywhere aud to
the extent of its ability guardian of tho weak protector
Of the sad adnonisher Of the begnied and tempted
among it citizens subiectsthat IL should
and conform to the Diyiney prescribed supple cad
there position toward the liquor traic whi3h it
consistently and worthy maintain but that of declared
and uncoynpromisiDg hostility.
g. Resolved That the fundamental undeniable scenti
cay dem fact that alcohol Is poison of itself
fnfdces prove that it ought c pre- ened in such
formr ar atons will tend disguise it's charc
end blind the unnfcrmed to its BALI ul potcnoy but
should always be sent forth from the drug store and
the chemical laboratory whc-e alone should be sold
etler puro and undilut,d or In combinations do
not disguise s deadly properties and Do not tempt de-
for is only pcrlous TO the peace and happiness
of Tden whom disguised, 1t c crime assist him dis
guising himself
O. Resolved That mpeach the use OF fermcnted al
cobo)ic wine in the solemn celebration OF the Eucharist
proane and mpous desecraton since at which poisons
and destroys be true symbol OF that whcs pur
fes rtA,es and saves and challenge the current as
sumption u at wine devoid Of alcohol in
county where the grape grows prouie and ia age