The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
paNrALooNA1TC PARLIAMENT.

an the Observation-Disclosures OF the Com
yeniion-List of Observation-Disclosures from
Mrs. Gage md William Lloyd GARRISON
Speeches By Different Persons Present-Pcr-
feat Harmony aud Warm Enthusiasm.
CLEVELAND, NOV. "a, 1862
The arrivals O, delegates were numerous ana
among them came Susan d. Anthony, OF whom the
faithful nave wholesome terror aad hatred. Many
EXPRESSED the fears that she would make trouble In
the camp. AT ten O'Clock case iia was crowded and
Mrs Lucy stone, "a .chalIwoman" or the Executive
Committee called the audience 10 order and read, as
an introduction. the call which was Issued by the
New England Suffrage Association, and she
thanked the authors OF the responses, numerous
ana hearty, whica had since been received. Mrs
Stone Tor Blackwell II we class her with other
women) then proposed that an organization be
attempted. As a beginning "Iudgen James ID.
Bradwell of Chicago, was chosen temporary chair
man of the Convention and Mrs. nary i, DAVIS tenn
poFary secretary. comm.ttee on credentials was
appointed and reported the following delegates a.
present.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Nathaniel White Armeala >. White, Miss Dr.
Hunt, OF Uoncord Miss Il. A. simons, o. Matches
ter.
Henry s. Campbell
MASSACHUSETTS,.
luna Ward Howe Rev. Rowland C0nnor Boston;
Mrs Caroline NJ. severance. A. u. severance, est
Newton; Mrs. REV. Phoebe a. Hsna.ora bingham;
Aicott, Concord; Miss Ellen Is. Miles, Waltham; \.
B. SanDora Springfield
RHODE ISLAND.
Colonel I. W. Higsnson, Newport.
NEW YORK.
Mrs. Celia Bureigh Mrs Anna O. Field, A. z.
BTaoiey, Mss May tinlard, New York city; Mrs.
jeanne +. Culver, syracuse
NEW JERSEY.
Lucy Stone, Henry Il. Blackwell, Newark; airy
r. DAVIS, Andrew Jackson DAVIS, Orange; Anto
netle brown Blackwell Somersiiie; Jonn Gage, Por-
PENNSYLVANIA
John K. Wlldman, Mrs. Charles Pierce, Phiiadel-
phia.
DR.. John Cameron, Isabela Il. Cameron ana
Samuel d. Forces, wilmington
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Tracy Cutter, Mrs. d. Il. Tiden,
Miss Edwards, Mrs. DR.. MerlIcs, Mrs. III. Ii. Little,
MISS Deane, Cleveland; Mrs. NJ. Y. Lonsley, Miss
helen J. Wohe, Clncinnat A. ]. Boyet, Dayton;
Mrs NJ. NJ tole, sydney Jane .. DeForesl F,ndiay;
Rev. ii. j. Mcconnell, Yellow Springs Mrs. A. J..
Giddings, Asntaolla; Mrs Esther Walers, oberlin;
AIRS. lucinda poole, BrownvAle, Rev. u. ) Abbott
WllouHhby; Mrs. jennie K. ~ Eagleson, Cadlz;
Mrs. Mercy b. Lane, Bfaceyllle; Ms H. J. Crane,
J. J. BevAle, Dayton; AIRS. 4. ID. stewart, Spring
Leld, Mrs. Lyon, JefIerson w. n. hudson, CieYe-
land.
Amanda NJ. Way, Res. CHARLES H. Marshall, Mrs.
Egnal aayanl, Indiana ois; ). T. sage Danvi.e;
Miss Llzzle NJ. Boynton, Ctawordsvilie
Myra Bradwen. Mr.. James B. Bradwell, Mrs E. ].
Looms, Mari 4. flyermoFe, Chicago; Rev. J. u. Aar
rison, Bloomington; Mrs. A. steward, Pana.
Rev. DR.. j. B. Stone, Mrs. l.. H. Stone W. s. Blake
man Mis-. ID. G. BaAeiDaa, kaiinazoo; Cues Il. steu
bus, Caharine A. Il. sIehbns, Mrs. Dr. >. l.. Jones,
Mrs. Booth, Detroit.
LAZY Peckhal, Milwaukee.
Mrs. AdMe L. BaIoa.
Mrs. W. 5. hazard Mrs. Ida zlela. MISS Ellen
Palmer, ST Louis.
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. c. g. Ames, Mrs. Jennie B. Ritter.
While the committee were examining the creden.
tals Lucy stone read letters from different persons,
OF which give the most Important
To THE AMERICAN woMANs SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION -
you mo1 VI ySs
work; May that WI stana upon Inc paSrm In
hs Convention "a the same city sixteen Look
ma time, and comparing '.6cna .now" can
h sd rsd he SeG a man eS Sd 1na
saa not stand in ali tina, appeDs TO the highest
osseF snd o. our 's naaa race s our civilization
FRANCES u. GAGE, 20 Willow street, Brooklyn.
LETTER FROM Mr.. GARRISON.
BOSTON, Nov =, 1862
AS much my regret circumstances prevent my bsins
very eay With my pen what Otherwise nigh, and
inl yoar and beng the speakers address
Su IN Of he OBJECT which brings you together
po.lsa rights irrespective 81 sex second the formation o.
sentative basis u anner becoming the nty and i'm
mental principles OF justice admit compromse
In sgnilg The call for convention did oay
OF woman's rights. bu, because ! strongly
ssun as far u as pssabe %Se9sr Of sympaSy ao or
have n been IN The and 3, S
recognition Of these rights presume every other ssne
would respectfully suggest that who for whatever
on saes Al ether b. vote or msnseqssp %
:vlnce Just sense Of the hnss Of things BY not enrolling
part IN ITS poceedings for the conventions however
eussou may be allowed the e1pedency forming
ssy sa ssn be sTsry o. 1s cause and hence
ase universally or course such society not designed TO
incte their mutl location in every State in tbs Union
WIN y, 20 as aa nS .na naona and
Iy any Local body It WI make Itself visible on the other
are there sndes oiing 70 bring about similar result LIS
courage folly snatnes cunning for sagaclly badinage
for unscrupu.ousnes for rdey
rra5us mesase Tor simple psaaSe s.h While non So
Somsn - strength VIII Be- eoaseasraei main MAJ upon he
auesno9 o. a. that TO srea. involves almost
uoe1na burdens or 70 secure equal rights will be even 81
NOW exclusively IN The hands OF men n their hanas not N
lam On their part but soey on account OF selr ssl And
wat tbs 0nt narani usurpaton based upon aa ncon
OF the most thoughtful consideration, correspond.
who are LIED far aooye ali persopsi dlys ana 5r.vss
ends ana whose opnioas are entitled to more than
gard 1T ~ invested with otciai authority
deeed TO any other gathering having proieseiy the
viii peculiar interest," ana Tie Society to whih Il viii
less S,se erh Will y may saiey be assqmei present the
Eooc opinion ant aid are worth having However sub.
lime struggle 10 which jagged Will be
slu recognition Of liz rights OF human
gari U those hrst distinctions which necessary
prosperity the human race, II
- predict Let this sudlcc, that cause iust
that no yaa argument has been be brought
~ that i1s renGH are rapidly tnultpyng that opposition
growing less indecent and thai al
signs Of ihe times truly auspcous The nonous nJus
tce Of depnvng oDc-hat OF popu all poll
tcai weight reducing cphers
much lonser be enforced 10 quoe the language Of
Hnost eminent advocate OF womRn's rights,
MIl:-"Jhe admission OF 10 the suffrage IA now
practical question What very 20 a pro
iest In behalf OF abstract has grown poll
tea aim, seriously pursued by many thousands aetiy
adhefents FOR my part have all life held opnios
that women have the same right 70 the suffrage
~ has been my good fortune TO many ladies' YER
much inter to exercise than the majority OF mi
acquaintance. may say 10 lhe credit OF my