From He Morning .Ne,es.
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 This singular conyocalion of enthusiasts continue their sessions by meeting this nor hing al Franklin Hall. Few in numbers, and not over burihened by this worlds wealth, necessity compelled the change their daily appeals for the necessary funds, through thc Chairman of the Finance Committee and Professor Coward, not being sufficient to defray the expenses of Clinton Hall With the prolessed object of union, and peace, as the result of their deliberations, this assem- bly is composed of the most repulsiye and discordant materials imaginable Each indi- vidual has plaa,-a grand specific for the evils of society, most of them essentially va riant the one from the other, and i IS ludi- efous in ae extreme to witness the gravity and earnestness with which each advocates his pe- eIlir theory. In their warmth, they do not hesitate to tell the grey headed old man who peesides over their meetings tfa. he IS an nTractieable visionary, which he, in turn, retorts by unscrnpuloasly throwing under the table all resolutions that do not square with his ideas of propriety and the progress of Reform. If this be the U0rid's Convention, this woFll must be than sm Ter affair peo- pie have generally supposed; {; and if these men are the mighty spirits who are t1 control the universe, il is apprehended that there wil be general movement toward Oregon. Plans have been presented for making society per- feet, and hastening the advent of universal peace and plenty, by 1Iessrs- Ryckman, Clinton Roosevelt, Peebles, Hay, Finch, Rob- ertson, Boyay, Moray, Evans, and by the grand Regulator himself, Robert 0wen.- l Many of these schemes contain propositions e,sntialy antagouistieal, yet, from present appearances, there is a strong probability ] that, with oRe or two exceptions, the entire number will be adopted--There is, however, probability as strong, that during the com ing year, the world will progress as usual, notwithstanding the patriotic efforts of the Worlds Convention.