Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-16

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t'Suta's =. "u"s was 4o''9 ''tu saw 9 sS'
yenton OF male and female prostitutes IN that
CITY the other day. The Convention was com.
EnosefI of tbe same breed with the Rutland. Yer
1850 C,....,.a.4;. go. oo,,,,o,,,,laI ~ No.
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Lovers Spiritual, Free Lovers Material, FOURIER
Iites, Abolitionists, "Promiscuous" Women, BE.
The call for8 the catherine had the high sound
r,a,,,,an+for IN
i''s u :
loYercome EVIL with Sfood. ANDREW jackson
Davis was chief she" fuglemans and made the
toneninp address. which was upon evil and was
l:.;lss;,to e. ot,7,I,1, Youth child.
-. :. all,
noou' nlanHOO4. ati4 ul'1tu lty' O't0y tIOO4 - S'
4 anti-human period, youth the lnter-human,
slchildhood the super-human manhood the spir-
t;tnol and 1noturitv tl1e liarmonial period-and
s,,.a az H., &c s,,ol,
! He Anis"S ""NS "N0S0 S'''S N''3 "
gatherings are the g'lit0Ht9' peElou.
Mary F. Davis was the "shen fuglenaalI and
tnrasantAd the following resolutions which were
I -. H. a5o,,to7.
u.at'itrous'y '0oPt9u'
b Resotged, Ih9t rs Womanls nall kepuotlcan
nation she shopld De invested Win all the rights
anu Prisiaees y. 1uaog
nrv If her own rcers eligibility to Offices the
control of her children under age, and the pro-
lection of her person and property against ag-
erosion 90,
rooa I'D tarafra ;,,4no,,;aI tban o.1,,
Eolher being in giving character and direction to
our great humanity, she should be protected and
assisted oy society IN attaining the utmost per
~ ,''o y,
"' ~, I'D sohoo,s ond ool1oe,oc of o,or,,
Grade shonId he nnreseryedlv throv;n, omen to
Conner t[ot Che r7o, he ellncotad l., MI 5onort
mente side NV e;5o With nor hrotbar IrbiIo
$500 or;r1S sLonId ba ralaosoi fror tLa bo,,oS
Ice 7r5otrocto astin toll of,,rIooltb ,o,
sho2nsF or awakened from the Ietharey Of fosh-
ion1h1o d;ss;not;on onJ oftr.cIod i5fo bonoro.
HE and lucrative oyan"oe where inst GENUINE.
rot;oD will anoSIo thon +o e,n;n y,of onIv tho
ibarn o +S,rr,,ol a3',oot;a h,t ~, aIoyo tod
nd ; T., oa,.ooto,. 90
F1rtbdr,ora os ibroSo'5 n,o+orn;t7, Sc
Tho ,Torl1,s o,raotost artist as ,oll o s,faro
and &c eba hos Tho rosI1r sil;lit, or o.,;liD,,
tho To,nn ,1inI7s NJ Idr cb;r. Cor Toa,9
veors oftaS b;rtb Che sbonld he froo ~ select
H. ~ ,,.,'.,,;.s. $500,
t nsr own SI surrounullgS ana 70 SPECIFY ner own
,o,,,o,ot;o ,,;tS ;t to
sopo ,S 20 SO'9' 90 '1''N'
| ,,,,
W. nhu on opening out the lateSE mans laaE
this crow itesadjournedla last Sunday night.
Before they did disband, however, the following
t.ooo7 NM. occnrred some e,on+lon,o,, ,,bc nod
-
oeen silent witness OF all their proceedings
from the commencement down to the eve ofad-
Iiournment, arose in the gallery, and offered the
follovvinu resolutions which oro hard 70 bcot for
goou nara morse sense:
WHEREAS, wejudgo of that which is good by
that which is evil, and good and evllare relative
terms, the one growing out OF and depending
for its existence on the other and the virtues of
to-day may be misdemeanors in more perfect
organization; therefore
fesOtred, That it is simply absurd to talk of
curing evil throughout the world: butas intelli-
gent beings we are on principle ofselfprotec-
ton bound to struggle against=evil.
ld2Ohereus, Intenperancc in anythingis one
of the greatest infringements ofthe moral law,
as leading to unnatural excitement and amorbld
sentiment; therefore
fesotoed, That rum, sans ullotism, intemper-
ate temperance men, red-mouthcd Abolitionists,
disunionists, womansright mena and Philanthro-
pic Conventions deserve our unqualified con-
demnation.
Res0tCEd That mind dwelling on pet hobbies
makes wreck of the brain, where harmony pre-
viously existed and this is the source ofallt
ecceutricities we have encountered in this Hall.
Resolred, That while there is sense and beau
ty in the Boomer costume, especially when it
clothes the mover of the resolution offered in
/ this behalf Miss DR. Walker still wc cannot