The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
THE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
THE COLD WATER ARMY ROUTED
BY THE
REV. MISS ANTOiNETTE BROWN.
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NEAL DOw'S COUP DETAT.
The stars Called In to Clear the Camp.
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PROTEST or WENDELL PHILLIPS L co.
VICTORY ON THE SIDE OF FHE PETTICOATS.
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The Old FOgiss in the Hands Of the Police.
The Tabernacle vs. Metropolitan Hall,
DC. &C., 30
The Old Fogiss in the Hands Of the Police
The Tabernacle W. Metropolitan Hall,
DC. &C., 30

At nine O'Clock terday morning. the Worlds Tempe
rance Convention assembled at the Metropolitan Hall
The mse Ing hac not essed far when 1t perceived
that the fight OF toe day previous. between the Rev.
Antionstte Brown ard tie Worlds Temperance Conven
ton, Was by .ndsd, but sould be wed
Miss Brown had full, mustered hsr forces being backed
on this occasion by WeDd-n Philips, @. W. Clark and
host of women o. tights The opponents thought
things looked against theu this tme and many Of the
wiser recommended patient submission to petit
coat rule, and sdyised s. hearing Of the courageous
delegate In skirts The spirited would not listen
to such debassm.nt They bound to put
her down. They lttte knew what stnT they had
to deal with. Miss Brown, nothing daunted by
threat insult opoosition, won't into the fight deter
mined to conquer ard she burg Ill the Conyen-
tion, through its caairnan decised In her favor.
Tho Convention should not bamo Nesl Dow FOR his
decision because Aationetse il quite pretty woman
and It would require Of strooger than
even cold water TO look her in the eye and tell her
she should not 'hs platform. Many Of tire old
fogies who fercey oppose her. do 1t more through
spirit Of jealousy sg anst Neal than frcm regard to
the temperance cause. Several have inadvertently
let the Of the bog and in their remarks admitted
that bey had great love for woman, (here they would
try to catch the eye sf Autonee, but they couldn't
It yet they did not like to her the PLATFORM
chairman 1t really outing to tho white chokered
gentlemen to Autonet ard Neal such good tsrms
Miss Brown has many hackers and say that in the
hottest of the fight her friends urge her With eco it.
Antoinette; III hold your bonnet" It's very pretty
quarrel Just as 1t staLds and bets about even.
In the morpirg the PRESIDENT called the meeting to
order, and prayer efsred up Chow necessarily after
which the minutes of the PREVIOUS day read and
approved
lowing
Or the Duties Of Temper Men al the Ballot Boz =
s. f. Cary. of Ohio Dr. ail.er, OF New York Leonard
On he Polit6ol Economy Of Me Maine Lem e W.
Jackson Pepnsslesn'a W a. Burieish, New York; Rev.
On Pecslar Difficulties aclch may be IN the acoy of
Prcuess.-Rsv 6 uDfisis Jr Pennsylvania; Rev. s.
Cram pton, New York: Lines, Connecticut.
To Prepare address TO all sa,n fdc'rs and Ve,,ery
ef Inoriea,ng DRINKS s-Corstisn Kseuer Maryland J.
10 Report address to all Mtniscrs aad Ch,~ches-
Dr. Eeard Betche ms-achusetts ]. Ntton Tennessee;
On on address TO Medical M,.--F. A Fickhardt Penn
sylvaria: DR. sabio Massachusetts; Rev. VAIL Conn.
R. W Church. a.--schusetts F. D. Culver, New York;
r. Williams, A.bsna
1. CuJ'er Ne~ Ja sey; q. Foust, Pennsyvanis; ".
Richardson. New YoFk.
The Secretary Rev WN PA1TEy. then rsad various lot
ters received by the Convention from parties unable to
attend after which the report of the business committee
was called for.
In answer to this call the Hon Judge BoLToS oNrsL
Of s. c., the part of the COMMITTEES, read the follow
ing
Tho committee TO whom was rofe red on tho
foowins rules se adopt-d '''' 'A'
on IL which vo.s ty States
to the ngmses q Senators 2.
b represented each every dests therefom Who may
ard Sos 0d9s soss: shall 1s
tons shall be decided BY majority Of the delegates pre-
This was the signal for the fsht 10 commence and the
first step towards IL was by
WNDnL PHuLIPs-I move to lay that part of the re-
port upon the table, and wish to give my why
I mako the motion.
GO upon the s'aud go the stage Gays aeveral.
"Come the p,a form" rays the President.
Mr. Phillips rhen appeared upon the platform.
"Your name" VINO Ae YOU" comes from various
Mr.. P.-T am Wendell ph llips. of Boston
s'Tbats right" Lets hear Phillips" The Convention
became comparatively quie,, and
Mr. PHILLIPS proceeoeo-hr. President, take this oppor
tunty oppose the report because 1t wraps Of
the rights Of this Cop,epti NV obection 10 the
luton is that it H. equvoca 1t bodts this Convention
that ts doipgs sould cesrly and frankly understood
Yesterday il fortune sit in my when tho
resolution under discussion presented by Mr. Clark
of Rochester, inviting here u the Worlds Convention
every color sex, scot to participate In It's affairs.
heard some ,emark in the body of the house that
Thought you g-ntlsmeo hero, but this remark did
rot bsft a gentleman HOS.
1t was now whoh ids Phillips belonged and the
war commenced Put h,m of "-"sbsme on you" &c.
lady de,c9sta uro, the stand and vas by the
President duly received (Cries Of tho no., and Kisses
Mr. Pit Il nov pesss,ary for temperance men to
take roston hefo the werld These resolutions
to which issr do pvtner tho one thing nor the other
rut equivoc. IA their mssnng It yesterday said
b. some IN he bou.e that would take part
In the deliberations Of this body unless dressed In gon
n.S:s they hs.w: hD and ',si viii Of
whether they win not DO wish to reflect upon
% do 1s had s's a
been in that csar Should have thought my duty to
platform" Go and tend to your nisser .ssooat.spS
OF der. say the gentleman has right to reaec.
upon ths actions Of this Convention yesterday.
MT PnIIPs-I appeal from the dec,sion Of the Chair
The vote taken, aud the Chair sustained. ZAP
Mr.. Pmlns attempted to procesd.
Mr. WuIIAMs If Aabama-I rise to another point OF
order want the gentleman to oonfne himself TO the
question before the house-the report OF the Business
Mr. PIIIrs lbound to make the most he could cut Of
ha stnn ~ Xps uns 'ne n.erTupuon ioons s;s.uy "a =.
ginal ten minutes arc upY
The CHAIR-Au but minute
PMuRs-I have been interrupted most OF nv time. I
claim seven minutes yet.
CnAm-You have only one minute to speak. Zap.
plause
PHIs-Then. with oil respect TO the chair must say
he IL ignorant Of parliamentary rules Great hssing
'ThroW him Of" "Knock him down. &c ! have
only TO say then In the minute have to use that
! move an amendment thai
CHAIR Ont OF order. IL Ia only now to couader the
laying the report upon the table.
Mr. PmIIns- Then move IL be not accepted.
voice. .ss " S on s
'sNo quarter to these humbugs."
The vote was taken, axd Mr. Phillips motion was laid
sn the table in spite Of his harrAngus
It then moved the report be accepted; moved TO
mend moved to Icy the motion TO amend the table
arried. "Will gentlemen Keep order 20
Hear the President was nearly tired out and showed
igns Of failing He propped up however, by those
round him and encouraged on. It WAS moved that the
bpor Of The commtss itself be laid upon ths table. THIS
rs carried dozen were the Hoor.
Mr. PHuius-I rss to point Of order. ('Tut him
,wn.")