The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

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ssssivss viii astsnishnsnt y ssDs Il he susissos
AssAAsr b sShsrs, snl Aisess BY thd portsss. The
yeportsrs who were particularly sttaehsd ssssd tho
episode Of those pleasant ssts for which GArrisoS
10 90 distiDguisAsd.
Miss PAULINE W. DAVIS, Of Providence, Rhode Island
Rext INTRODUCED and spo,ogizsd for reading hsr "a
dreas She took hsr taxi from the eighth isss ocn ana
reviewed the vhoss position OF voman She scanned 70
have higher epipon If The New York papers thar nsr
friend Garrison She sad that times n.a ensnsea ana
ptnt and It only fair tras shs should haze some
men should have given hsr certain light employ neats.
such ss cle-kipg tsgraphirs, daguerreoy p,og, aud
more she vas also strongly IN favor Of political
iap thouah did no. urge this point
much for snl Ao,dty A. did the other sIssasf Her
was conhned review Of the old trgn men.s rather
than the statement Of any new ones ss proceeded to
announce that lady vas ABOUT 70 Start paper 10 the
cii7, a. che wonid read an advertisement.
Mrs. Mort Ma, 1t Ia MT necessary.
Mss DAVIS then 20. down
Mr.. GAssnos--I hsa occasion, when addressed tie
tain fae, foul satanic reports Of the temperance
meetings which held in this city sst week, and Of
the anti slavery meetings 10 Neropotsr Hall or Sansy
With simply 10 say that did Rot intend 20 csst any
reflection npGn the reporters atteEclns this Coaven
tion they are s'Iassers 70 ne, and sniesn. 70 me
cay iii be the report OF our proceedings 8. present
Judge end condemn man in advance, sad do most
sin cersiy trnst that 10 shAn nBd fair AID
accurate report Of what has been really said and con
here day All that ssk Ia TO BE honestly rspsrsed
ard not to he hasey fouliy csrestured; and Will
chsrsh tie Lore up I'll TO norow tnas We thau have
fair report And with to sod TO the number Of
paper ludicrousy called the National Democrat e.isc
o.s the cs,gsssy ser As so.mss q me
language used to which have referred viii read
simple paragraph -
York would have heradsd with the ely
feathers but alas ~ these days called
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s,a 20 los. self go .aI IN nsSS mat
dsfyiss Bib edhoriss s.eIlsss WI be saety %ll ICED
pss.ns 81 blue ps,issats % the
pute Sanhs in view Of al shs sssrsysss er
cussnees q tho congratulate the icol-aArty
Ing their eosreive to the
and sssisrsasy applaud When make shsI; miads
a I sas assas ss na
and ever shtre whisper ther leans. God
This saio de speaker In conclusion, ia what alluded
to when acdrtsted you bsfore, al specimen OF the
spirit OF the age and the condition OF our country.
CYRUS BrRIIIcn here beRr his testimony to
what Garrison esiG:0or age sald he is called pro
greslive ege, and suppose this extract from the Ma
tional Democrat is Illustration OF this progress lie
told you the paper edited by Rev. Mr. Burr.
have had the opportunity Of acquaintance with the
reverend gentle ago, q prominent
lecturer capital au0 BIAvcrY.
BE Il en- holding the audiences Of Phiade!pha BY
the spell OF his quence IN lectnring the mites
Of slavery, ara in defending the cause OF tie coosed
people 10 Penn vsnia Again and again havs heard
bin in public meetings urging the Arguments OF abs
tionists with the peculiar elqnence with which he
gifted. So whh every ether In regard to rae
question Of he rights Of woman, NJ Burr sdvo
cate OF their rghts and equality goes in thu
same direction ior si Yeas 70 some - rspd as he ha
rather than attempt to describe the position lie viii
have attained.
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mounted the patc-rn and proceeded to give
of the state OF things in Wiseon1 which he announced
pleased he proceeded relate how they biote up the
mobocracy VIXEN tie ruHises assaulted Mr. D s Fowler
in Mii.auiie, in 1s49. They called great denonsrs
tioL against The mayor OF the c and several
others connected plan TO get the Organization Of the
meeting Inc nsSor sc into the chs II ard Mr. Booth
got the Communion table. Then there vas grand
row. in which Nr. Booths party victorious so ne
said he came from g,est State. whore woaen could
make and deLver es and dog would
wsg his tor against thpm They had 4oue Oh, f,sias
but they would soon ges over that Mr. Booth with
he Convention IN op1on and condemned the zion Of
the Tcnpear CcIyeL; 10 relation TO the Rev Mrs.
Brown
JoHS c. C,r = Bo.ton rose in the body Of the hall
convsation rbsre IT, caniS not breathe fresiy Be
thought lie cauid 6ssatns isser here daughter sndap
Miss Gor1.-w7l vr Cluer take the platform
Mir. uEs-"oh, yes +" He th.n projected TO make
humorous speech describing the Metro poll
Hall during The morning, where 6eoeral Cary and Ars
B6 IN had ill., He also enloaized Mrs May Jackfcn
ventan. HsIa5 read ner snesk in Fsa.nS AID Scat
spd tsesty y4ars ago With great Mr.. CI4r
sion Sns az 1emaerfncs Boston and in yisns ire MI
cons he esrn5 tba+ ra,e~.e 49, $50
ehees'e Ee psaeseaee 10 aasoca.ls Ten4n rsls on
elective frsrcn;'e lodysdn he haze. OF the .oalea
He thought hat IL gas wrong 70 hiss Aniorats Brown
aIc tLst Hell I9v, Who va nov great man, might
lave ionho ie soIas 10 say ID eeense q tha lazy
after be bad defended woman who had waip2sd &
ior selhhg Nor hnspand rum: thbses) Idats true,
yop msy DIS " OF aot as y ou ME
heV UT t1sse hefe rose or ms seat $50 ss,d he e.
sfee 70 AAs an expanalon de was, ne acasd. itis
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noNs NIopt WI LOS. sIs lhea o. M assembly,
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