New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-05

bc.s Of The cold xater ann; an army destined, trust
10 advance from -!c;ory 10 vicory Ill ineoneiy shall
cease and temperance prevail throughout Lie Whole eArl
ANON the collateral subjects which hare been dis
cpsseG question TetsiEOu 70 = 80
Of vine 20 ne a. he sacrarner;s supper Aac ,anns
Ibis discussion he's. N some inslAIc-= pee1 = -
Eanaer less kind AID courteous tha;I coul H@sr go
sired u has Issued, pretty genera aoinsio, . -
branded and dragged Snes Of coi;arce ar ne %
Used If their c7n avoided aad thst thei
IS particularly desirable si TINE Ee ING PFese--
nary reformed !rebra;rs are Drough. inIo .e -.
10 W., N Inc vtrv OF such spurlO:- eTIcie g
uror. t.uptzror thar the i.1i, OF me Fn- @Ou-
always light af.er, and procured a. pure s-c NJ a.
n,artc1b- And though discussions Of ms soT. MAJ not
bf Temperance Conventions, n winch men OF tvets
opinions meet together OF common ground sH.. II asy -
,sga-1t a. hopeful circumstance hat The attention OF
III, Christian Church has C. ai been directed TO MS sob
ec ana that there : growing lencency u! ci1sre'i
o,,r,ior- 70 Danish from the communion able those
Gr5gred enforced spurious and highly intoxicating tsbr
caoas which under The name Of ns hare been 30 long
i'm posed on community enc urctr The supposed SANCTION
OF ae Church. have produced much evil q; private tables
and public entertainment
the presentation discussion and settlement Of Tenn
pernce principles FOR the adoption Q. The world is bound
tie aay Of all TO q=od The u,s Of ino=Ice..ng
quors a beverrg, ahah osd TO G-old iheu Gnude-
And bons i, no: 10 he denied The; The Bible sanctions
the resrct.4 and temperate Of The ru Of Tx =nt
the pare blooa o. yrGpe Thai j. Of re 'eHs
Of The cluster and Tx sat s al s -iEe ie len
l.nperance p:rras 70 such an Alarming extern, :. : De-
"-d durv avoid ;heuse OF -er sues '"e N the
spirit Of that apostle ho would nrIi-r urih N!r OF -.
am thing whereby brother was made eah or caused TO
gu; because yyas allowable 10 DRINK il moderation the
tyt nn,nozcat.rP blood If che sTGI< IN Palestine, u no
follows that Il Is aowahie 10 dflh '- Ptoonct % .
SiiI or the Breho1se the Jrug-hop IN England and
An.rica han fJ oys because there ri.hieous
government Palestine, that therefore nefro-S!a5ery IS
In All paris of the world in;emperarce exists. and lie
sience everywhere the result OF the use OF intoxicating
poisUns In different countries the KINDS Of poison ~ use
are different and IN adopting Pleasures Tor preventing me
reiv thou ghout he world tie measures adopted must be
ad- cua,e intoxicating Liquors OF every KIND aud Gnay
must Je abandoned end in view nerer De attained
can only hope reis"e The world OF the curse o
drunkenness by previously Riding II OF the use oil the
drupkard's drink not form under only
but n all j. forms and under Gil is names
Having laid down principle OF Total i'5tnsncc
f1n r Intoxicating posors the object OF ms
Convention ts il seems mel VIII oe 10 devise and aaop
the mos, eff Give measures for carving that great and pu
rifrc rnripe INTO effect 10 eTry habilabie par OF the
universe AID pcrIi;ed II" 10 cast " iS !iI'e
in,o Tho common stock Of PROPOSITIONS ~hch sill be
trbu,ed tor general beneat on HAT OCCASION would
most respectfully .ugges-
f,yetrbat .,ier should ha established in London,
orgauzaOn consisting q a President, Executive Com
miee Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Corresponding
Secretary whose duty II rhou,d be 10 attend 70 Ie coz
ecuve Committee, Treasurer and Secretaries should re-
This organiz.ton should be authorized 10 appoint Vice
President. IN rca, Britain aud il Provinces. IN a.! the
States of the United States of America and IN every King
don, and country troug the world IN winch sui
nb Individual can found TO sign the Total Abstinence
Pledge willing TO correspond with The Union, net a Agent
for the same, and IN ever proper way carry cut IN pac
tee the great To,a Abstinence principle
This organization should be authorized also 10 establish
be placed under the supervision
of the Executive Committee, in which should be embodied
information rece'ed fon and sent 70 all pats The world
So may he known in every part Of The world what
doing in osr part OF the world for The iurierance
of the common cause
Worlds Temperance Co"'tn''on misht be recorded ana
nil State and National Societies rOug hou the world might
br invited 10 become auxiliary TO the " of!" temperance
In tb. Journal Should also be given The and post
Office address OF all Dr. delegates 70 tie Worries Temper
ance ConveEon n also the "rnc ard Pesfce iGa tS'
Of all Tho officers OF the Union 20 rs 10 ac!lee correspoG-
dcnce, and line TRANSMISSION o documents WLtu desired
among the friends Of Temperance Throughout; the world
To set such machinery eteciuaily III motion iarse
Of lands wnsi be- provided And II IL Only ny sue
provision in the r- Instance tnai sven i Apse en ue
given az viii eae ic hn , 40 G&nu md ON In
Gueri movements win very l.ie uIu'Dln' n. O ls
point can speak adylsedly, having been INSTRUMENTAL N
issuing The first Journal ec'"Tr,e!y devoted 10 the further
Morf;enera Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany State
Of New-York. generously contributed ine igds 10 Islr
buc grauitousy the fret 2Cp9 copes OF i. M a
subsequently several thousand dollars more for me Tree
circulation Of other temperance documents. u;
Ths pratuous distribution resulted III pton i-i
of 200 OG0 pay wing subscribers Subsequently, hetl gte-
men gave each OOO dollars for the Tree DISTRIBUTION OF en-
pcraicc publications. and 10 support ccsFe
il hrs found by experience ILai innu s ehpo[eH
by wealth bring certain ana Spsc"y return ny ii'-
,ierng morals among Ire masses ana mus mcreatii' '
security of person aud property On one Occasion 'is ~
dcrwritcrs in NewYor grve 500 dollars to ilrnsh Gerry
seaman belonging TO our mercantile navy WIN SINCE
Temperance document. Ana lheN ala 'hls on n'''catie
principles belcyug II 10 he very wise and profitable up
pca,ou OF he funds aud 50 understand 1t las proved
The CREST wealth and diHdsve spirit Of charity which
pIeva Great Britain, vii doubtless afford the ample
funds required soon - II shall be seen that the eid
in view is deserving ri patronage; md his wi be
The eye Of Ina; quic. and sa2acoq
people is turned toward me supec ma ,e Sts 'gu.
i She'd upon which can hardly eil 10 he uone ny Tue
abors of that Worlds Convention 10 be assembled IN The
metropolis.
"Tuth is mighty, and must prevail
We have recentlv seen this verified the Stale OF New
York to The recneu ol WINCH las been submitted ny me
Legislature the question. whether the sale oi Intoxicating
liquors should be licensed N lie towns N N4ch Hey sew
orally resided and lie response return ed from Almost az
ta The State las been that those poisons shall
erea.e. be sold So that IN most OF our owls ,tc
rendezvous assembling the vicious and the idle, ana me
dispensing ihem under The Sscton OF law, lo pay ue
drtnkards drink vii be closed and ihur aad Chief
source of human guilt and misery removed
The inhabitants oi Great Britain are rs nrSeene mud Is
much aivc 10 their senla interests the inhabitants OF
America and ;ieif Parliament Is "a regardu! OF Pablo
opinion, and II Is not forgotten ny me aiercnh Pg"p
;aat their young Queen has ALREADY tNeh iicr hoa ~
The Temperance Society IN the hrst stage
offs existence Tier. Is therefore every reason 10 nope
that The Queen her Coh.osi ie rarnaiet' hu we 90
pie OF England will ultimately he ;osal IN i- SGn OF ms
great eu'errise as they have aresdy been IN % hany
other aud mighty enterprises ogoodness ana mercy winch
u,c now blessing The world
il.l he Worlds Temperance Convention NAV be n
blessing ,d and that there ma! be sent vrth from
it. as from great oeLrgl source u' power an iniu
ence shall extend and extend and never cease - ope
and the whole earth purified from The sin Of drunkenness
j. the ardent PRAYER OF your Gsnd and eowfs3orer IN
lIhs great enterprise tDN Ahp l. phLA' An
The suggestion in the above letter that the Con.
vention proceed to organize Worlds Temper
GrCe I HiOR rtCelNCu SFtSt dlItHt!OH HUH '1S
members but resulted IN the adoption OF no plan
though several were proposed It was thought
by the most and etcien, delegates that the tor.
nation of such Union would be attended b. so much
pccunary expense, and the Union itself when formed
be so cumbersome aai unwicdy that not enough prac-
teal good would grow OF it 20 warrant the under
taking So the matter, after long though not very
luminous discussion. dong discussions seldom uini
nous was finally disposed OF oy the passage of the fol-
lowing vote, which moved by JOSEPH SILK Beck
ISGu,M and unanimously adopted:
"Tha, very general feeling having been manifested
during the sittings this Convention favor OF OF the
principal objects for which |; was called together namely
the formation Worlds Temperance Union.
measures could be taken lis proper orsnnizs
ton and support. desirable form Special CUunis
for the purpose OF opening correspondence with The
State Temperance Societies OF America, well i,h
the National and other principal Temperance Societies o.
the British domnon> and other parts Of HE word IN or
der ascertain how far such union would meet their
probation. and whal they might br disposed 20
contribute for support. And that the following gentle
men be appointed committee. wiki power 10 add 10 their
numbers, AMI TO appo'n secretary II necessary TO re-