New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-24
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iyEw-YoRK, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a
western New-Yori,-Tc aforementioned Hon
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Cores oadeucc Of The Tribune


H. Grecley, Esq: The. Delegation from the Reformed
Dunkards of Baltimore, who have been laboring in this
place with great during the week past closed their
aay among yesterday after addressing immense Mass
Meeting in Washington Square. Notice, of the Meeting
had been circulated the country for days pre-
rou, but Notwithstanding the shorness Of the warning the
Farmers and their families seemed have turned out
masse The procession which formed the Court House
was varolsly estimated from four eight thousand. My
own opinion is that there present than ut the
Great Wing Gathering last FALL which calculated to
exceed sac thousand Nothing could urpass the enthusiasm
displayed the occasion. The ladies' i-ncd in the pro
cesson to man. (excuse the miserable Pun bearing alo
the significant banner Total abstinence, No HUs
BAxps The Beauty and Fashion Of the City, with great
numbers intelligent and heahyooking Farmers daughters
the country honored the occasion with their
Addresses delivered the ground by MessIs.
WRIGHT and POLLARD from Baltimore and by the Father
Mathew of Western New Iork--Rcv B. O'REILLY-und
other gentlemen from Orleans and the nechberng Counties
The by which the immense audience, composed OF the
elite OF the ladies and gentlemen of Monroe and the ad enng
Districts pronounced their resolution abstain from
thing that ntoxicale, overwhelming 1t was the
voice of the People md from the Peoples mcuth-nOt
expressed through Representatives Delegates but by
themselves, in the majesty of their primary assemblies
The multitude Dispersed with renewed ardor the Cause
Of Temperance Over three hundred gners the Pledge
made to procure During the stay of Nessrs Wright
and Pollard among u.s. estimated that 1900 names
have been obtained TO the Total Abstinence Pledge. Be
assured the Cause of Temperance is destined go con-
qucring and to conquer.
On Saturday next the remains of Lieut. BOYD, who
killed in the early frontier with the Indians, and whose
body is be removed from neghborng County will be in
TERED in the cemetery Mourn HoPE. procession is 10
be formed at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. which will the remains
to the ground where expected that Addresses will be
delivered by Col STONE Of your City, Gov. SEWARD and
others The bos will be toed and fired intervals
during the ceremony which it is anticipated will be very I'M
posing Gov SEWARD expected review the Military in
the evening.
The vrTo MESSAGE received here by your paper this
morning. and public epnion has hardly had time as yet to
settle down any definite appreciation of its merits or
probable consequences The Locos chucklng, and the
Wings anticipate u Meanwhile, the news from WASH
ngton will be looked for with great interest The omission
on the part of the President suggest plan OF Bank
which he would approve has excited much surprise 1t is
not known that should Congress pass Mr. Ewing bill pre-
cisely as originally offered the President would sign it, All
doubt uncertainty and dependency We fear the Wing
battle will haze to be fought agan.
Crops far ascertain, promise toerably fair
average and prices remain firm Fruit OF all kinds will be
abuniaNi IN this region. Yours SUBSCRIBER.