New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09
WHOLE. NO. 331.

that sons career At ,tsnce VIXEN the sound VI The rone
nal 5. listened u with tever,h eagsrueS. hat ,he INA,
hear something g'orou, useful which thar darling
has achieved. errhi- thing that such oi arr sue
balm th, .houf be- nj tat poured into her on hear
20 reward her TOR al her anil bcy love. Then eve
,e drurkar, heat can c-l-,lai feel nothing e,se
rhe agony tilt nothing known ear,h can equsL a.
,nce %, ri death through that great bah attended tlc i
livery of te.e remaks-vhch responds % ly ten
from amo,, every one 10 he house
Bot lat tse h,, zone by, aai ise Oh, no longer Ii
rosr .sy shield That pledge "A shield which can con-
carmnv into defence (Checr>l d. yog at ,s
that pledge. Let every who draA, aui who DOES no'
drlk-s -u 10. Aare ANY Try u. daughter anr
cheersl Try It tonight. and then tomorrow fu,u
sany .u-h thing here In NewYoh, 20 ~ AuoT yihue
ahou, o. gfoE me-9-Isv. Vleu Ihat COME, r0Ug aa'
yoa fc, Ike gong take drink and tempted, you u
THINK that there all these fellows booking out au that
Won 10 H. there 10 be- such iu,, raed a' OIL mar oa earth
can stand fCheersJ And you u - NOT only 90 AVOID
the cy but u avoid 'c appearance oi cyl Pai your
bond and ,ca the thing the eyes OF al nea anu Trends
AMI 'n-m.e, will applaud you. Ii perfect ial ''an
against all harm.
wish Mr srigc. was here hopclle would De- here 70
,rH ,,ory-vhoh too long ior me to t,L (Cheer', an
erie, OF 20 cn) NJ II not tell t-but .ai'y iaM
signed hat pledge at AZ the ime-and the first ,ne-Nhtn
e't tint NJ Which phys clan, tel Us the sdre ior
runner Of confirmed drunkenness And irnm tie moment
that pat my hand % that pledge WAS relieved from any
,nch f-elit: that only drank again, butt
never -rGl'sd drink lCheefsl can't see then, ~h'
cey b5cy 10 M IN the pledge. (Cheer') They ought
% DO u Cheers
Iten Won story about IL eGecis-wheher NOT
cant say, ha; tie story told Washnsionian, 'n''
time since met moderate vncdruker, and te vas rather
d.no.ed To taun the Wash.nstonan Nth carrying things
t. excess and 80 o. H. sad he cared nothing about "t
aud could leave IL of any time AMI therefore would nj a'
the pledge. The ohcr Used tobacco Now, san IL, that
tobacco iu, - bad wine No, said tie Other Il 30 nj
Il toll a.
do il You II agree give up vine and sign the pledge d
throw away my tobacco. And he put lii hand 10 hs mouth
lnd was about To sign and seal the bargain by THROW ING
away bic qud when. do you believe, the wnedrnk'rmait
or ami eesrsd ont Cheers and laughter But see Nha
il does The wa,hngtonian willing to quit compara
tive evil that be- has loved dearly from his youth 10 prevent
anoer tom that the consequences OF which he a 20 mue
reason to dread.
There il anothcr branch, among many, hat ought %
have touched upon, and that will touch upon before
leave New.Nork shall have the honor and pleasure 81
being invited speak again in tbs city, understand
| am.
There is this difficulty, however. in going over this whole
subject For our friends here Reporters take dowr
ami publish ey-rvt ing has TO say 50 that every no'
rea II and he can't say again: and that, what cal
taking a man, speech clean ont OF h> mouth And 'ho'
nj. mouth !, stopped tor a second psech on almost every
thing he Ind say. For when he's got bold oiae" bright
ideas, Is he thinks few good things which he con
cudss he can speak or three times, NJ hnd> NAT
published next DAY anu read by body and then h,
romrecd not to touch anything he touched upon before
Blu. there's subject must speak about before leave
the city, and sthe Importance OF the ladies taking up
Ore woman van do than tOrty men, one" heard Il
,rcat and coed say that things were farer than
on,prac,, combinations amoig women for common
obect--that such things were more rare lhan almost any
occurrence ON earth But that II ever &c did hnd II, they
were sure be the right, and they were then 'i,d
certain To conquer. tCheering AGd the reason why
wish TO speak eli TIL, because any OF the ladies are
likely TO suffer in persons from As SIN. Than
Heaven, this vice IS unknown amosg the gentle EEK
Cheers WISER and better Than man upon tins suiJect-
they amid the and crime, and suffering, and despair
by which this evil surrounds them neither The vice. nor nc
crime nor the suffering. despair which have torn o
piece, their fond hearts has ever tempted Them To ny
to this accurssd relief Cheers But shat
speak again the cxcsedsg importance OF this Pon,and
if the Ladies' do take tins in hand. will fall TO the ground
AMI quarter OF century-sye, not ten years "i
eapse II the ade, the United State, take It IN band be,
every mtemperance will have been swept from
land