New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27

ous vntes swelling TO aggregate nubrr u parsons he
ground. Iook Point TO probably upward Of 500 inoI1as
early ~ lending and women tho rtu halo
body too thor With outdoors drawn IN by curiosity OF "hs
% landing from the stesmers the party sprssd cvar tho
grounds directions Gas time eooodiaS 70
,Jual rnoy Until tho hour OF dinner II M tne nDko
was opened that hour aud served The spaons room
devoted that Several suooessye parties ooouped &c
tsblcs bnNy o. M all had been fed ana all eppelu! 80
snt,,6cd win their p,oyender Occasionally annon ,Moa
brother from the Ear West who had never before seea o%
was heard express uncertainty the power % nus
digestive apparatus TO deal SUCCESSFULLY with tho @
load put it. bat no cases Of congestion ha'o 00'A
The plan OF the committee OF arrsngemen % @
1sns out .aSs ns diversion S
oOru hs0 were many ssso to
hail over the bowling alleys. and endeavored 70 Iso 20
be ed state of mind from rcwerks by numbers o. .u. ,
roo tho constant propulsion OF the gnumvi" you pr
balls three four lys boow stairs caused 50 mu'a
bng and crashing TO dsnoiho Speakers lton SUN
dress heneetg encountered heavy obstaces and soon SUP
sided after total failure to make hcas9 ~
Wright Charles Hayden and one or two ohers were oe
speakers The gerteman first named acting ~ PRESIDING az
bar aud the expedition to Rocky Point having proved a
all respects except hat maee,M SsS ~ o NiI
ate quito moderately largo proportion OF tho company were
fn to iaenty depart on the o'clock BOAT ior Ji
denee and 0e,good ship accordingly made her way Oaded
down to the guards whh freight arriving however
without the slightest accident or difficulty Inc residue &C., o.
sound II spirtuasts may ever BIO taken to be or
sound 1t not be Improper here to say tGa tuV pass
pcrormance boh vocal aud instrumental OF cheerful col
equipped with an nSan ana Ooe " whose
It9aInsa on appI,cstnon 70 9sphSoa 8
In The evening at Prats Hall there oonsinuaon OF
the exercises by the Convention tho attendance being some
MI Cheese Of LIMOS noticed in ohgby eqlogistic manner
seminary for young ladies at Bsieyiie ~ j. at which Sp
iuaisl may place their daughters Tor no
fears oher becoming ndocrnaed With any OF the false the
oocai notions prevalent ia tas ps MT Cha'' Warmly
hr Wordsworth of Illinois, from the Committee on hesoia
Ga reported ia par. tine sov.T human m5u. il foreign
des. soniu. Of tue great Sp r'ssl fran
practice. which tend develop snd he csna os AIT
m" R Rs s var md nd Il roS, Il dovsp
strengthen The animal passion. aud plopsaI1s o. Human ~
no more 81 spiritual el,3ehts. hts ''N'''
Es ta Ii. e::d IT, and we aiG:p; I'D Srs'" a
aud all nights recognize ne equally OF oil before Ooi and
Rae ss resolve We. discussed by several gentlemen and
objections TO the passage Of votes by the convention
On the consideration Of the second resolution there was
very lively debate MosIrs Chase. Storer Plimpton Elmer
Toohoy Chld Finney PEBBLES aud Wheeler participating
Some Geneuon objected 10 the "saciedly as beng
term sPrtgalist ought to rccosne as belonging 20 f
yU %o9sIiy.a bot 10 action r was taken.
In the course Of ito discussion DR. IT r. Gardner OF Boston
not and cannot proyDi lie nssnccd onslaught made
upon tho ofobcco hg one member and Sad tes' n9
been made no BY It. but on tho ojniray DO haa
received COMMUNICATIONS OF spiritual origh specF
Mr. Pecbes said that II DE- Gardner has got along thus wen
In usug tobacco there could b. eorPut1hon OF wAa MS
powcrAand exoeuences might nave DC nAu w
Then ttsrs oTei considerable spArring between Mesrs
Gardner aad Pccbes and there next Lively passage be-
M Cbass y tho animal creation from OF the
Of the resolution desiring 70 have some person
name tho particular animals 10 which man conI DC
compsrei when In The practice of many Of Biz vices To h'
Snery-"whaI animal Is iko who udulecs himself wish
whisky aud tobacco IN the house responded;
goat Ito the great meuimant OF all in tho room -,
he
to heard by sconsdcribe portion OF be
made oo sos by various pOrsoa expressive tlan
eegan'. - 49,. c., 49,, o..
Convention adjourned at about 10 o'clock IN
FOURTH DAY.
The morning 80 saion opened to-day with The Gus
tomary large attendance ths skies beng again bright and me
cool ana tnyIeouIg IL estimated taefo are So M
thai on DELEGATE. aos eS ~, 'o .a.b .-'
coni,fsaes he'd pro,io1, 70 'a5 eesoe om
onnecca especially exciting tao rbes OF t1,se pscseh
h. r,citin~ comuI.cston II species OF yer'!dcaon
not IN general Use from st of the late Issel Putaam Of
Revolutionary ,asecsleni MI IseASs." iIo N ~ .ss
Ger. he cne ycseray via h ~ sps s ara
Tss arI business before Convention tho unfinished
business OF last evening VIZ tue rs'ioh' no' thea acted
The resolution conleuains sli preparations Of war
Dr. GaFlsef Of Boston opposed IL rs npaccsbs He In.
oriri whsre h people would been without preparation
fr sneoan,eTiu tao Robes IN the recent Rebellion
Mr. WOodman Of BlhiJ spDk0 soliio; 10 protested
agan5, pasa tc resolution believing IS be- al
h. heart thai vasfs rhe receat srggsi IA! done
our country more substantial good taan anything ,se TIA,
could been devised tor rs reformation and accomplished
greater results that thousand years Of aalng ega %
Mr. Laveani reported from tue Committee Organization
the following platform OF rguaiiol, Tor me ensuing year
bsyr ben ca led the Consetcn Of the Ia
Oranrion 4 spnuh. haze arnied 20 thai duiy sni
Beg present follow rs.0aioa tas amended form u
AZ .Hs Thi National Convention Of sprga, ieI Proyi
dcns BY ad'aunen, ito 'ns u" 70 '1s "a Of Aii4 100
Minded Tbs. this Convention ard Be AID hereby
declared 70 BE- peraansat Nations, Otf,nthon o. asd
III. annual C9Hvsaon aaa .hsf So ,ss's SO sctsa M
Of h. uuh, % phoopaJ sPruliH By sendns OF ssd
supporting lecturers fostering 'eaoo oade-' ycs-a iai cs-
R.;o''a Tia, ., National Gru,.i,Sa q sruL'., VIZ until
oH es.rs,oa. dns, ,gi Placer a. ,hs r'e,dsa.
NisrrsdsH,. secretary ana iisA.s o. s n.sy ,r,d an
Executive Committee & that pnsIosc. ,,-.-.
glAIy ors,ntd .il soog o ha ,one ''n's "'ni''nP "a
r,oa spihaa,eF ProHs,e Rsfof@s 'haa b. s1'i,aI 20
az frs.oas say over lie ART Sly msmse, each Sat,
70 . con. ~ sT 81 Re adI ' ss
n,'o',1 Lls. ssi3g snS ar IN is ,be b.f or
Limit tie freedom % adda, mind 6a. ,aa' We dts',s oas 90
sG'r' aad Interests Of human e All That NO feosnn oyns
being, embraced vi hin the riugs o. tbs spiritual ploophy
hs pi'ps.e, Of thi. n. oo,i orilno ~ ,,,,.o, - t.
Convention Ba.e Committee or Pre,iin. Ss par. IN y, Do
Leo Miller CLdr-sa j. \ Ioyeland S'syaiyi j. o. Fish.
W. H. JonnsOn. IL BTDNn d. ID, Isaac Iulltt. y a
HoIun Mrs. Anna KmOa- Warren Chase. j. u harrison'
H. Wbippe A 4. Farr
Mr. Toohey opposed tho resolves Of the commit
tee particularly portions reOtny the hOery OF tle
atOm. lis said n would % hnderiDee 70 freedom tls
resolves adopted ard proposed certain Amendments
which DO advocated offensive train OF persona. r.
meTks being particularly severe on Dr. Gardner.
NJ. FlAey ol Michigan replied. defending TIE report ot
the committee and observed that IN the past Spuas3 had
had no declared principles rules " acton and Dad Ia con-
sequence suffered osr AID disgrace the appearance N
their public meetings incompetent insane pers)ns who
bad brough, tho WhOs philosophy ot the hhs INTO doule
and contempt.