The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19
Ous spscia sss-sos~ Corr ~sy..nd-nc-.

Tie 7impt, ance Msesiwg-U 6fcxisv beixesn Afiss
8 n. hmthons and Mr.. Hiram B0vRss-P r. aspects
Of a D~.i ,r,th M,ss Lucy Stone- Hopes, of Re
eoncit,af,o~. &c. 8e-
A i predicted, the Fusion Convention hss ad-
joorred without making any nomnstiopa The
Atelwsopirss who Came here dee, miHed DOT 70
leave bet re tt~ys tcd their on pose have aiio ~ed
themselves u be osf+at by tbs ~higs, vho. under
th~ iDssructi ns which they received from We-d.
S<w0d Co., carried all ,hsir oints mot succ~as-
fully. Az oDe time IL appeared rs the 'ormsr
would carry oil b. fore them; but either from che
shsc which they sre su posed 10 have f,r tue
sb'ge ot because the majority th-n were MT
ss'iy II fsv"r of n"mii sting cxr.ics ss tue Con-
,ention proved failure, far 10 the object. TO
Which II was or,ginail. cali.d con esned. John
jay. who has eeterat'y great deal TO say on such
occasi"bs. sat ~ II glued "a his seat except when
sspe sllusiup made TO the liberation Of the 90
iortd race, whro be awkea himself aad nis hands
40 hard that IL feared by th~e sround MIN that
be would have to be carried out eventually. Mr..
Bnt eron, Of Balsten Sra, AID two or three
a,,.is ~erU sbe on delegates sho remained true
10 tisir DIT. rm,nxtioo fram tbe comms0csmaut
N'. Rsotheson IL whst II allied human tar,an
which n,eans that be In favor Of the liberty
Of all mankiod. apn OF tte p.grs 10 pasti uiar He
solc the convention that they were made up Of tie
ocds snd ends Of all rartiss an that II tney nd
jourr.d without akitg aoy nominst0os they
WOULD render themselves object Ut ridi ue to the
South; but the wings were too strong for him. aud
all bis tl0quence anf powers of persuasion proyel
useless.
Cu,vtr Of New York made speech directly 10
favor Of the wbigs, AZ 1t supposed hs ~onld
from his sell known attachment to aud advocacy Of
The principles Of that prty, repeiled al the ~
saults that were made Oh i witn q zeal that
proved bim 70 be true pastzsu. notwith standing
hs assertion that bis whole life had been devcsed
to the cftns ce,ored mau H. atgasd that tho
great strength Of tae ahol,tloDists would be OBJ.
tar I'd from the wings. while the only support they
nigkt receive from the democrats would be given
tht n by the IN soiiers who, after sll he cnnsid
estd very irsiehi6caat IL ont Of numbers He wss
supported by Greeley. Ray ymon,, ano other COL
lesgues Of Weed ard SeWsrd, Who certainly ex-
hibit, . great des, Of ia I M, .unning 10 their
nacagems ut Of thu onvs nt.ou. altogether tho who
adar political sh 4 the wings for the purpose
If curing the support Of tue sbt0oists aal free
soltm ut the Lext ele t1tn for State oficers. al
thcua theru ~els ~ aPin,ops expressed Ia reatSo
70 The Milne Liquor NV, ,ct after the a,journmsnt
kuo III aup .iyamstion tosk place b-tweon them
Of the OF egaies AID Others Was ned IN the grove.
At which a. dr. sses were naos by Greeley. raayes
and 9th. n, iD favor Of p.esens raisr sNou to
| Nebraska aud KAusx~, against tee Neo ssha bill.
| VI ceDoubclaR y hat was te n+d . axxrss.i.e
1 spirit nf the South At the adlournaens Of IL,
/ TIE teutpersD men gun'xed aaOtin-r Ineet,ax IL
| Hnsa B,rpey, who s al aboIltionist Of the more
m"oesatt KIND, presided. while Horace Gto~le. aad
few others, who toot an activ. pat in defeating
the nouips.ion OF candidates ut the COW attpu,
~ta 81 M e..
/, con, ectinn with Others, shows what the ~higs
s's dol and what they tend TO do towards e1fu =
ing y fLsoD Of the abolition is's aud temperance
men, to 70 .ure their votes at the forthcoming
| tlt ci"n for their own And,ostes.
| Fad DOuglsss, altaouyb elected a. delegate,
ck rot att I'D, muh TO the chsgrin and ~ p int
ns Mt Of the people here. II Is strongly suspected
that lie was bfihed BY Weed aud Sc~sfd to keep out
| Of the why, for 10 would have proved such tnxer
Of sueDR. to tho sb0tonisss thst tne wh,g- would
have had but poor cbaDce 10 the convsntil n But
| 10 make up for their di>aop intInent the strong
nipoeo ", men will bold meeting to day, At wnicn
| speeches ail be made b Miss susan b Antnooy.
NIB n +. J. Gage. and Miss Sarah Pellet. II was
expected that Miss Lncy Stnc, Rev. Ms. An
| tcinette l. Brown, and Mrs. ErUe-ti1e Rose would
h present. but Icing iele gra, ,.bel that Z I'd Doug
| lass would not be here, and that their cha ,ces O.
DouiDatof for Governor, Liut.G ,yerDor ano In
spector Of asts Psisops were lot 70 good as they
| tbd anticipated, they concluded d To remain where
! hey were. Their llaces, however, | have
doubt, viii be ably fIied BY their SISTERS 10 the
cause, a'i OF whom arr good looking, aud are be
sides gifted with all the persuasive by wni
the fair sex are 80 emiDently distinguished.
/ BY the wSy, ycur readers will, thiuk, bo
| sorry TO Gear that Miss Pslle. intca.s goiUg
to California In month, and t at sas will re-
main there for long time. This viii be great
loss to the csu-e here but .c must not be too elf
jsh; our countrs naru the shores OF the Pacific
require to be enlightened in regard to womea's
| rights, and IL Trey are as gallant we btvs gven
them credit for sene they will receive her with
| open ms At the temperance m-eting which WAS
held last evening In toe st. Nicholas Hail. repeated
calls we're mace b. the audien for Miss Susan B.
Anthony, wso WINS pr sent; but tie caair,nao, Mr.
Barr ey, refused to in1oduce the lady, the ground
that there we're seve' ai gcntiemen wno mad been
appointed to address the audience. and that they
we're consequently emitted 70 the fbor. Thus
aDDoun, cment was received with marked dlsspp
| bation, and large Dumber left the rail- 10 conse-
quepce IT wss sup oeto that AZ hs. B.psy wAs
8 eat iavori'e with the womeu, and quite q lsdy's
nan, be would not only have permitted Mss
| Abtheny 10 speak, hut that ne uld have lett Is
| seat ana conducted her to the plssform. Had be
done 81 be wouio bave immortaized hm-elf, and
IL ADDITION, have won the hearts 0f ell the stroug
minded women to the cause 0f temperance. His
conduct on tLi- occasion must b. Condemned a.
wietched policy IL say the least of foi insse sd VI
0bssinDe 'hoir support be hAs drswL d. sn upau
bmseli the hostility Of the whole BODY, aud that.
Es me tell Mr.. Ba ley, IS no email matter. d..
Sbo1 Rrsrs too, who fought TOR their admission INTO
the WORLDS Temperance Convention last year ~
herctly ahs"lutl refused even to come to the res
eve; but ID -, when 10 meets Mus Lucy will be
iaui hi that such detection in TIE tune wben as
MS mos Deet ed, sbaJ not GO uprusis cd. dc I'd
| better Keep out o. the way till time shalt have
n otefat he anger, for am sold that she is no
J k~ When her 'dap6-rs riz." Il l. u b noosd
tha' nothing serious eill fol this affair bat tho .e
~o pretend to know Miss Stone. ssy, t1s: slshnugh
| generally 20 tempered, good nasured w,m&n,
yet tie w0ulo be the last 10 allow OF her fol-
lowers 10 be insuife0 With impunty. You must
Dot te surp,ised, therefore. you hear one OF these
fibe mornings that . chal&ngs has been sent by
Mrs Lucy 20 Mr.. Hiram Barney, should oc rerase to
make simple apology for whst be has oone. I
suppose Fycd Douglass, Who 10 her most inti-
nate friend, will be selected az the be .rer
OF The cbal Dge and be will also OF course draw a.
the p'eEmnsiies. Withuut in the least desiring,
to",ver, 10 rat any imputasion on the sgo OF