New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
yey.yersey Temperance s0ciety-Stnte Anti
slavery society, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
TRENTON Jan. 30 lsl7
Many things trsnspire in this city whereof you
should be informed, and through you all the land
enlightened for the Capital Of the " Broad Seal
State has much present and prospective import
anoe We have many elements OF greatness al
though those of moral progress are somewhat in the
condition Of the world described in the I'd verse OF the
fret chapter Of Genesis.
We have water power in abundance, mills and ma
ebinory aud wealth and enterprise TO use them. We
have almost every religious end political creed, with
every imaginable shade Of opinion among their respect
I've adherents and very decent degree Of liberation Of
,verythng good bad but Anti Slavery That is
heresy we o. no, permit to appear in any public place
On the 27th the ewJersey State Temperance so
,,,y held ts annual meeting, which was large and in
,se.,ipe Both Houses Of the Legislature adjourned Il
.e,a il and various resolutions were discussed with
sreat spr, and ability by Mr. MARSH Secretary Of tn,
American Union and others OF our own city equally
i've and earnest After agreeing TO petition the Legs
.nre 10 enact law submitting the License question Il
tho reople the meeting adjourned. Il Yves decidedly
he hes, we have had in several years.
Yesterday Goth the New-Jersey State Anti Slavery
ooc,tv met rrsuant 10 notice but public building
eoud be procured to assemble in. The City Fathers
with two excepons) thought there must be mob the
Town Hall should De opened 10 DISCUSS hpefty. The
members OF church applied to could not agree, and We
were informed that the County Court House could be
h,d for any purpose IN which the people interest,
I'd ,as not Tor AE.SisvtTyi aud thus refused admis
soo evervwheYe 10 talk about human rights, had
sno,heY evidence Of WHIST the North mas to do with
slavery
Tive southern and Eastern trains brought number OF
h,,hv resuectable and intelligent from different
ssSoos OF the stsie 10 attend the meeting and at two
o'clock they convened in upper chamber" the %
story Of the store occupied by Messrs Phinly del
There seated upon boxes, carpets coffee bags amid
medley of merchandise the members OF the Nj = A. s.
dispatched the regular business reviewed the progress
Of the during the past year debated and resolved
vpon future movements
IL was agreed 10 call Conventions often eSpedi-
ent this year throughout the State TO prosecute the suit
now pending before the Court OF Errors : TO petition
ths Legislature pass resolutions relative TO the exon.
sion Of Slavery new territory similar 10 those
adopted BY New.York Pennsy lvena and Ohio TO dis.
seunns,e information through every possible channel
sad finally redoubled diligence in every department
OF labor IN the hope Of the good time coming. when
the doors OF every public building In the town shall be
open and the people lhrong TO hear The meeting then
adjourned.
Petitions are in circulation praying for Legislative in.
QUESTION into alleged abuses BY the Railroad monopoly
The result Of the Joint meeting you have seen a
bii before the House asking for appropriation to
employ MORA Instructor in the Prison 10 be appoint
"a by The Inspectors The excellent Keeper and In
speeofs OF the last year reelected and the finances
q the institution are in hourshing condition
Yours JERSEY.
" Prof Henry has appointed Charles c. jew
e't Of Brown Unvei iy his associate Secretary in the
Sni'nsonisn institute. His salary is fixed At 5000