New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

tep,e Of wCuans moral religious and SOCIAL power
and he bad ooI;rlsted with that power the poor mean
lfo Of tho fashionable woman. who hnds her'
self 10 the doyll as his rtcrnlng agent
for an army az drnn.ards When he rad soen fashion
able woman ask young man 20 Join her IA glass oi
wine New cars Day he always concluded tdat she
olgh be- turned out oil the society 81 decent people
There are millions of poor drowning wrctehes IN ihe
fiery sechng OF intemporance and there must YET
arise some noble Grace Darling to DRAG henfhence MO
harbor 0f safety no last The speaker mentioned Soino
interesting cases IN his own experience where tho IN
flence # women had been cnicaciogs in closing up
liquor stores (ol nam holes ~ he nhisicd upon calling
them. aud with a strong emphasiO in vaiions towns
and thought that there was not town on this CONT
ncnt in which the influence OF the women cold not be
felt IN the abolition Of these nuisances. Inc various re-.
lgiuus denominations show Us the efficacy az united
action in certain directions and If all rcfoImers would
uuite With H. upon The subject Of Temperance, what
might Trey not accomplish Tho Churches themselves
conid effect a vast amount ~ reformation. but they ap.
pcued TO take 10 united action 10 this end. Tho doc
Qr CONCLUDED tnal tho most chcctua reform 90 be
O1t1.Led BY carrying u ioW0d among children. lie
had no hone ii being able 70 reform older people.
Persons past thirty years generally confirmed IN
their habits With the children NO must promulgate
the r-o.ln. In our schools tho teachers indnged IN
placiccs that OF compelling them 70 stand IN the
position al folded which necessarily inclined Them
10 become stoop-shoul-.r"d. Especially nmou6 the
liz n chi Fren whOc bones arc soft aud IaDlc this
POSITION was Very ruon', aud the speaker gas not n
los to explain WLy children arc - round sh0nioeird
in this country. Another bed position Tor children
g. That OF Isuiug the hands behind thfm ~ tneN 8u0u
a, walked Ihc be- exposition was to PIT the HsrlS
"n.kiubo" ihr speaker did not use this eypr, ,sl0n
but we con- zqain BIZ meaning better by iis Ce. with
the hands ora ming the sides juft above tie hip. De-
LOWS reverted 20 tie defects %. female walking hch
lie regarded the create essential 10 grace. H. dis
tnCtl, remembered ihc gait Of big early companions
willie ticir iircs were mostly c'liiU~tcd from BIS
memory We never snv qNrOfJ nose, or mouth. OF
cheek said b., bit II F. the mcn, tie w1ls a. TIC
woman which we clarc'er.e by thi7 expression. And
We slpud cultivate this thing amCrr on Young grl:
lie iiwsefhli choel; aud w.en new female pupil
came 10 lin ic ia not ask lnr lOw ,if enc was ad'
yauccd IN such and sI, study hnt DIS iFst eI'stio
was. d" Nav. boss . rour back ~ From such scNoO.
Lis gis did not 60 home 10 Ice the nynts bet The cen
teIs oi the household. Again, u j. said tNal we aIr
heaithy a. We a.o irong. ll Ills 8 mistake. Iht
measure 81 sire. 9Th "a rot necessarily tle measure o.
h.alth. Jleafh aud sywWotry lave Vc!y intimate re-
latious with the circulation. Mhcreter ihoEo y an
c4uaht, opmcnt ~ MUSCLE tbare VIII be- 90 epa-
be clrcufoui ana pif illl health B therefore iaih.f
he result OF physical symmetry tlan OF 'Ionc'h Pro
Lewis WIS warmly anplEded 90 th' conclusion az l3
remarks Ills STYLE b. 80 flr egre tine Ncornhs clio.
4ueut and pIacti. end hc is speaker Wei calculated
10 interest aud deeply impress
Tie Committee on Dress bad NOT prepared auv fofmoi
report 20 d, sas continued. with nat ON bread io the
next session OF tf Convention. Considerable Discus
sion cu.I,d as - whore ibis s,olid hc At length,
upon motion 81 iIOl LOWS. DO ra- e.Gcd That The
neyt World d fd,h Convention should 10 hold IN
Eo-ton on tho ..roud Tr,-dIy ~ nest september.
Then Gftg tho singing of Oh, Silr ~pUg,cd hanneI 10
which the audience pinned the Convention adjourned.