, 1866-09-07
SECOND DESPATCH.

Tho CloAi1ss Sccncs-Addrc** of .anna
DIcEkinsou--IIer Eloquent Appeal for
impartial Sunrnxe-Spcec1i Of Fired.
Dou-la.t-ffiA 11cceptlon-1..Coppcr
heAd Prediction Isn1sIf1et1-.1 IiuEly
. Demand for Equal Justice.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIounc.l
-. PHILADELPHIA, August Il.
Immediately upon the adjournment, Miss Anna
Dickinson was londly called for to fulfil her
promise Of yesterday. Theodore Tlton was
tailed to the clais, aud introduced the speaker in
few we'll chosen words. 1t was a uorel sight 10
the6e Southeru men. The fair orator has had
many attentive audiences, but nerer Que more 80
li:an this. As She proceeded, ii WAS evident that
Ecs hearers were In full sympathy with her, and
hat they Were In hcr power. She mover pleaded
so cloqnently lot the cause she upholds, and she
move Tue vast assembly to laughter, to tears
Q: 10 scor1l ut will. With her strong yet wousauly
will. her pathetic appeals and we'll arranged arsu-
sucnts, she Hsade sad inroads in the work already
done In Convention, a,sd It scarcely admits OF
Doubt that bad she moved that Is the etn.e OF the
Convention impartial suffrage should he insisted
upon NJ condition Of restoration, IL would have
leen carried with shout, SO powerfully did her
words :u1oyc ell who heard them. =.
Eut il This Was novel sight Tor Southern men,
thc hcat1y cal for Fred. Douglass 10 which he PEE
scnt1y responded, Eoon placed one more Stranger
before them. Al few sccmcd reluctant tn have hisa
appear upon the platform 10 address the delegates,
although they were not III formal session, mud mo-
ncntn.y CONFUSION occurred; but this was quickly
set at rest by such an overwhelming cali for him
rs Al once checked all opposition, aud as he tool>
his place al the desk perfect Qulet was restored.
"na tnsoncnoat 1he "nole aodfess not ohl; was no
-'sn oi o'scoa'tesS appasen1' put INC closest IT.
'ehs'on was gwen 10 a!I ne sald, and nus humor,
eatlfe anu afu1nenl "cfe att receiver Will whole
so'aed applause' LIS RECOGNITION IN any
manner Is 'ne question upon which tae copper
i,eaas lla'e oeeh pfea1ctlhs inc breaking up OF
.ue coh'eal!ion. IL YVES thas se'uea IN manner
A'sa1s CteataHls u a.t. inf' uoueiass epoSc 1of
o'eE IN honr. ihc following ID a synopsis Of Ills
semasAS' ..
FIRED DOUGLASS, 6fEEcn'
LADIES' AND oENI!EAIs: haa in1enucd to tc-
nam in MI scat l Lad Fort Of secret feeling
thai Lave lecn making myself too prominent il
ths city du'lng the sitting Of this Convention,
l'Aot at nH''I a word Us to my feelings
as to TIC nssemblase before me. !
camo here tie other day With feelings Of
admiration toward this assembly. an here now
to Ely, however much had esteemed y3n- now
like yon hetter rs public meeting a':n -
Convention El-aughter-] can scarcely get onc
r'sn 10 dter "alt tnr ~ to tho abstract principle
which ought 10 be made the Inv OF the land
Wien 81 Cnn{epfton II nrcsnFxrd hv 'r3crtfnu
President and Secretary, they sccm to lose the
conEic'ions Of 'ish and justice they bear as men
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