The New York herald., 1870-05-13
PE1TICOAT PYR0YECHyICS.
Ezu GOOD TIME COMING.
1he Women and Lager Reer-"Fcr She's Right
Good Fellow"-High Old Fun in the Fu-
ture-A Great Day Of Beecher and
Blatherskte-C Of the American
Woman Suffrage Convention.

The Convention Of the American Woman Suffrage
Association was continued yes erday et st t;inway
Hall. The attendance was very limited, owing,
doubtless to the tiresome character OF the proceed
tngs, which have now been hoouxhIy ven.
tlated as TO afiord clear insight to the general
nature OF the discussions. Nothing new tran,-
pired. Men were, OF course, the pat ent re.
cipients OF scathing abuse Their igf ORANGE. their
vices and neglect were iicIdy seg FORTH wh,le the
grievances of women were sympatnetlc ally dis
cussed. IL Is very strange that the w0,len WAC
attend these reunions are, or the most part nnpre-
possessing In appearance, Old Ia their ge lerll
makeup masculine In Their derorment, Grabbed
In their dispositions, remarka 10 IN tltif GAIT,
strange, not TO say repuisye IN their EXPRESSION;
their features being sharp and hatchet-ike; tae.r
noses hooAed ~ II fUrlhe express pIr sustain
ing specacis thrOu s whc.g ancc gl.t,criny flashes
OF rage while their whole btarlng mar2ed by iin-
pudence, seli-satlsfac ion and auaacit. There are
to be sure, few exceptions hut those have least TO
say, and thoCgh tha most timd, are yet The most
talented. With perception that does tue
cheita.ns credit la ,his age II money making
the object t!as most chara1t ternes their earn s.
ana alous end ayors Is that Of colecliug legal cur.
rency, task they accomplish wan uQrestonable
tact Ca la dolses are eLor,ed to, ana ones 200.
that reyer iai. Firsl OF all, the sympatn.es OF the
bewiidercd aldltrs are awak ane,. tue plate goes
flushed with triumph. the least rrOu ent IN on
venience not 10 eas harshiy, the appearance OF
rowd OF gaunt looking le!nales, VINO, VITA huge
riolos, rush 10 The repors rs tables. scsib.
nle trash l., under the retex. mat hey are
vgcate," "lhe Lady's Eayes- Droppcr,n ''The
ViragOs Blower" AL rom some unSnown re non
In iexas, Wisconsin, on Alaska, and his tue en-
tlre Exclusion o. the le ular re. a ssnstNes o. the
metropolitan press. 1ne unhi0snng cAeek uaeir
cheeks never binsnl is as oundinz.
ha I{.y llIr
at ten O'Clock.
RESOLUTIONS
MIR. BLACKWELL then came forward. and af,er
some introductory reaarNs proposed tne .ohowing
resolutions
Whereas the democratic party IN the days of jefferson
white mans government: and VIII tue republican
race and estabsned IN snh I'd s1sri ;' ,aersis 'i
ss ssysd, So hai ne tendencies Of The de-
.nesnh ann nament TO The teaerai constitutions extending
Resolved, That, pendlng the adopon of the sixteenth
n Sr we urge hs friends OF wonen sun work
by state legislature, especially ratification any
fesoved that The Anee INV wonn SS% sISh sse Ss S Sscsa
hasso the eoaty SS the ooWn win esS Va sssl
,ra a. nssoeson oass rs.y 81 sy feiesates
gates lrom local soeiet,es and the whole orsani1ig
ny eay meetings OF the trends Of women suffrage " every
Resolved That rcmcnstrale agains. the proposition
women Of Utah, as mo,enent u all Of poyamy
ssossd, That we eons,nais The rrsnas Of weaanu
the pnse yssr upon e Of I've sas 1s %
ns oa poa Sa a. on sse submission ~ q the aas.on "a
imam Numerous s pands mesns aud ia newsDap
the @asy wo
ens Iusraye soclsies t upon the extension OF
passase Of hl 70 second reaing in Parliament removing
throughout the ciylizea world. 's''''''
MISS KEMPs SPEECH.
Miss Kemp, an ancient dame rom the Quaker CITY,
wa Ine nrst Speaker ana Q. ened tue ban IN io,-
bled with terrific speed and made the .udence
culver Tor the ladys sanity. Alter h.rangue o.
nearly twenty minutes she wound up by siyinI g. at
day or two since sne found hersef in u Bowe.y
lager beer saioon. AT this stage Tn. reverend Chair
ma man necane somewhat ndgeiy AID poe waraed
M So Kemp was not 10 b. put down q "a she mol
estly reminded The auiieace tnat Enough he had
no yet delivered her speech she would G reaiy to
40 SO at any moment. Let the aud send Tor ner
and she w1u d give then u dose la either Engi h.
The reverend CHArRMAN quietly remarked that the
speech III Germal wouli, doubtless. oe very in CREST
hear i tLaugher)
LUCY stone then inumat d that the association
was not impervtous b the soothing influences OF
genuine Stamps. She be sged all the women resent
to become members by paying their subscriptions.
Mr. JULIEN OF Ind ana, was next Introduced but
plea ling f'tigue. he promised to deliver an address
The meeting was subsequently addressed by VII.
Ham Howell and Oliver Johnson, apl also by Mr..
trump card from Michlg H. Mrs. Adele Hazltt They
nearly all went over he same arguments IA favor OF
the cause which have area y fully appeared.
Ine Convention then adjourned until evening.
Evening session.
THUNDER, LIGHTNING. BUNCoMBE AND BLaRNEY.
The mountain IN fabled lore which labored SO
brought forta a sing 8 mouse. may serve S
as an appropriate parallel Tor the Ame-
as Of e msst and r tTe
labor. the 'far daughters OF Ma sachuse.ts" and
evey pace else where women have strong minds
and little feminine D0deSty, came TO grand smash
W at Steinway Hall last night. After making both
ngnt and day most hlde us with their howls
during ther session, tsey have at length resolved
10 '.glve a Iestn And speaking en- pdss0,t. this
reminds the reporter OF an anecdote to the follow
Cellc sailor We're sailing In company, in what
IS called paral 81 sailing and the English
and to ge M or IL ae ens srnst H nxe
SWELL" said Paricus ''Go ahead.n ''Well, thcnn
says Johnny Bull, "here's go"
lost my hat.
'On," said the aforesaid Patrick or Patrcius
''any one can beat thas''-
In Dublin Bay
lost my trowscrs.
And so II ia with these progressive women for not
only would they steal the trowsers OF poor sailor
ticular, and the United States in general Of that
very useful appendage to modern civilization.
Be az this rambling talk OF the writer as it may,
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS
Such gaaXy Oi old and uTly maldcnS lugh y In.
terspersed with as old and as ugly men never
gathered together on any occasion as did last
night assemble In stenway Hail.. There was
bage. 1t was. to use pc sical phrase, a
'.hard crowd" Some OF the ladies appeared like
fishing rods without their appropr ate tackle Others
saw through glasses darKly and dimly while several
were stuffed and padded With the west appliances
OF the age SO as to make them appear as women"
LUCY STONE
called the meeting to order and Mrs. Churchill made
ew iniroduC tory remarks, In the course OF which
she advocated the ballot for women well as men.
II Anne leans hal four fathers. the de-
scendants of those who came over in
tho MagAOwer had .T ram0tlerS =, She quoted
ON Blackstone, To show what "foolr he was
IN saying th1t rriage consisted OF one head
and that was the husband. She next spoke or
angels, and said they were Of no use if they
mad snub noses. She had only once been cal ell an
angel from the time she bora until she was
thirty n years Old she ten dealt in everything in
particular, aud finally "siut upn