The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-08


wONEN's STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
UTICA, juno 7, 1854.
The second annual meeting Of the Womens New
York State Temperance Society held in this city to-
day
The attendance was quite large, comprising persons
from this and adjoining States The proceedings were
conducted with much dignity and good taste and were
characterixed by the utmost unity Of sentiment
The Convention called TO order by Mrs Vaughan,
President of the Society who Rad the opening address
Mrs. Fsh f Ontario county read the annual report Of
the Executive Commtee in which Gov Seymour is des-
cribed . political Judas.
TheTreaurer showed that the amount In tbs treasury
At the date Of the last report was 80 81 sn "a re-
penditures Curing the year, $1,000 7o-balance in the
treasury, SS6 92
rie D. FiiLus Of Rochester addressed the convention
briefly bst eoquently.
In the afternoon, letters sympathizing with the object
Of the read from Mrs. Nichols Of YER
mont an from Mr. Gerrct Smith, OF New York.
The following resolutions we're introduced by Mrs,
Resolved That the OF Governor Seymour in vstong
ths =. psnes bill ps..sa By 80 large Isos,,y q the
base sssrsys q pashi9 rms and uspsS. q ton
oyorisy sas as such DC the sevsrsst esnsurs
Re.ovsc That the veto act whs.eysr The motive that
si,s.sy i.s.sssss .sa we'll nigh srstsa ryssd tho
Rsselysd That the prominence Of mans II de-
Ss,s sns h:os q lie lay M sssd o rs: ,sS
..s'en. action on the par. Of .empsr.noe
q.
rss s s,oof and SnRc: a removing
Iinistrng ssssl to man aDd is therefore widely out Of
srssss sss principle Of pqoSisis,ry ossiioa The
Women q tis society constsnty acting upon the sd
Minsirr their business inasnucha, is the bust
mes, q wives mothers sad sisters endeavor control
% -s,. . n ., Or Ito ssns ard to
Shs sane,ty Of homes. and the highest interest hu
Rssclutons denouncing the use of tobacco as condu
Give to drunkenness were also offered.
The resolutions discussed until the hour of ad.
journment when they unanimously adopted.
of Ontario Rev Mr. Bartlett Of Hsrkmer, Miss DonoSsa
of Rochester, Miss Paulina W. Davis Of Rhode Island
and Others
In the evening addresses were made by Miss Fkns and
Mrs. Fisher. Adjourned till tomorrow.
rHE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY.
ALBANY, June Z, 1854
The eleventh annual session of the American Institute
of Homeopathy s now in session here About eighty
been chosen chairman Dr. Guy Of Brooklyn. general
secretary and Dr. Cox, Of Philadelphia, provisional
rotary. twenty Ave new members have been elected.
The proceedings characterized with much interest
and vieor warm and exciting debate took place on
the report Of the committee Of inquiry into the validity
of Dr.. Jacob schmidts diploma, and into the alleged
Of his from the record Of the Institute
A resolution was then adopted fully Affirming the
doctors standing in the profession and Institute.
A public meeting takes place this evening, when an
address win be delivered by DR.. Payne Of Bath, Ne.
THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.
TRENTON, Juno I, 1854
The National Industrial Convention met here today
about Fifty members being present John Sheldon, Of Pa
as chosen Prssdent with Eve Vice Presidents and three
ecresaries Committees business finance, and print
.g we're appointed Mr. Brsifwood gave notice OF Sc
es on resolutions relative to fore0pers they dxfa
she oil supporters Of the Iorsh hierarchy Adjourned
SxA y MORROW