The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
LUCY STONES TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
More About Cold Water and the
Maine Law.
An Army Of Orators in the Field,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
An Army Of Orators In the Field,
Asessat sf the Last Days Proceedings,
60. &C.. &c.
Morning Session.
At ten O'Clock the Temperance forces arrived on the
ground Refreshed and recy for another vigorous attack
the oeponsnts Of the Name law Tho attendance was
not that Of the day prsvious but there
appeared to be DO lack Of enthusasm and those who
were present appeared be hopeful ~ ever We TO
sret TO state that sugseson to the rroprsty Of
seotDg the Bearded Lady from Switzerland to preside
the meeting not attended to. We thought that
Miss Lucy Stone would have complied with our recon-
nendAtion, and that the rights of the Bearded Lady
would be presented by her TO the consideration of the
Bloomsrs and strong minded women generally. II was
certainly great piece Of neglect and after the hand
some things We said of Miss Lucy yesterday. ws had
right TO expect that our esons would be attended
TO- 1t Is to be hoped however that the next Worlds
eonvsnuon win do justice to Der.
After the meeting called to ORDER tho President
tead the resolutions which presented the day be-
FORE and which published In our report of that
DAYS proceedings.
Mr.. BsRNARD, of Pennsylvania, then Addressed ths
meeting HIS said that he understood it to be the duty
OF the religious organizations of the land to cooperate
with tho temperance men and women In the advance
msnt Of this cause consider this to be self evident
tluth which sy be admitted without demonstration In
asnuchaas the action of tn, religious bodies Of differ
ent character il dsarabs. have desired that all who
Arc members Of those religious organizations should
compase their acts with those Of the Great Founder
and act In accordance with his teachings and ex
ample. You are all aware that his life, from the
cradle to ths grave, devoted to doing good and
hs churches that bear their forehead the name OF
Christian, they walking In his footsteps are indeed
worthy Of tho title; but If they act other wise they cannot
justly lay claim to It, feel that they are false to
their NAME stand here one Of . delegation from
religious organization which has given its support to this
cause. and call upon an religious denominations to fol-
low their example, and the example of Christ himself
meat and drink TO do good to build up the right
throw down the wrong and they have his oondsct
the, p.oiss they are not oOy to their profss
sdon but they are worsethey hypocrtes. Mr. Bsr
eaId d.at q considerable length necessity Of the
diferent religious denominations taking part In the Of
forts Of the temperance people TO procure the passage
Tho meeting was rext addressed by Rev. w. HsvRr
CHANSNo, who has rendered himself conspicuous
amSng that peculiar school Of would be philosophers
remarkable In Mr. Channins'a appearance except that
hs thinner than most men and looks 6hs had lived
on Graham bread al his hfe Mr.. G. has gained an I'M.
1S~A0
or nye years ego the most prominent charactersc Of
which was the difficulty Of understanding what they
ss-whch may serve to give at once the character Of
'.Hos worn out the old church service is.
wonder that rome people do not hiss.u
MI Char rev. gentle Dsn there L. nothing in
q MS eress .hich denotes the profession Of which
ne member He Is evidently one Of those who
the o such distinctive parks rather preferrng the
angular this respect than conform long sstabshed
about the medium height; but he i dscidedivs vesx
thin an: Like the rest OF the class 70 which he be-
ongs no has rensskabie stock Of self confidence an
ndspeDnola requisite certainly, In public speaker.
s voice Is pretty good and his general manner Of de.
uyory superior 70 the generality OF the male portion Of
tce oretofs TINS convention 10 sum up All Mr. Cs
various qusnuca,ons IN pref We may ray that hs Is
Peer Pni'osoPnsr, coAo WAIol ornAer, uanscan,
nrch ssrvca nshS Tm0 sviasha M the oa
cnutca 9,t serVce d numOos, an acoauons, wouan's
rights man enG, peanaps veeetarisn put Tor this we
win no. vouGe we Only luageu from from hs physical
sppearasnee myoa can imagine gu these various ians
fefeeninsa N one nan YOU VIII nave toeraoy correct
sdsa Of Rev. William Henry Charming. Well Mr.. {.
having Desn introduce addressed the audience in sub
sanee as foiSwsIhs song of our friend resrrng to
- scrS ~ nj H. ht * aas T. 20 in.e
HSs % n sgH tnss @ a. sns hooa Is aosg rom the face
no@ lne III ana retuTneo VIE tne onye 9ougn! NOW,
10 nay yew the dose typical Of woman and
tae onve nougn - ner woro OF peace ana power The
cnaiactSstic OF tms convenIon would eneHy sum up
IN tnefe et ~ not oe considered that am r.
of Mrs ADAM and the temperance Of Miss
Evctne IeAfpearsnce OF woman a. she came from the
- - ~ e.: s tnpP~uso ss sn1 .Iee, unrsstrcted
90 Oh man ana woman and whereas In the first
pAee she may nave oeen considered typical OF ths fall
20 sAe noW VPcsoi the resuriecsion e man. as she
was once 20 70 speak, an o. Death to drag him to
the dust she now an angel OF heaven to lead him up
wArd inns Will give you Inc wnoo tore OF the prnct
pies en- which Will speak, for II there IL anything char
actsristc to me in this convention it is that are
here n;,ed as mar of ths worH ana a n. v;ny
viuht to - head Il "a sa;S thst th;s ,n.as; ,s
hn Ia."a.a - - sa $50 s.., .isc,tuS sLvutu
LAso . GsAaC'cr VI PtaoVcsity, anu as tnink ~
s1ouio, nave some prsc zeal propos sitions to offer
Tbo nrft thing desire to do Is to bring tho prohi.
bitory law into operation; and that we NAV be
aba to do this il IA necessary that we should hava
+ha a. orc-,i;or ~ rvo,nor IL .n,or.,.. "a, a.a.
sr. " ~ - shso,rta, nansss.ra a. ~ s,a a, oAeou
uyn - 40 nosoAu.ey nssessais, u NC Wouiu maze ~
enecuNs on tNo Pa1s VI Tue hnas hhe snouid
give her fu operation and her example in makpg Is
effective Ebe is conscious OF its qlcuce on
ciety man can be- aud what>we want is tina. she
sborH tr;y0 har no,ar IN Ias nor ,,a ,gh ra. ~
- - s M pn 80 " - I.Ss,aa, , ~ ssa. @ 80 a.
ncI an1 ason~ - hsf Z. see lnas
ner sgent 0ces his daty. As fdoIner, wiis, sister,
ffierd che must that he acts his part brayey