New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-27

but be would AJAX ii 10 cease aiding 10 pour out al over
thu and those hery streams in which millions lie down
and drink and die II civil Government hss no rghi 20
protect the people yet il has right to proec, fsey
The speaker made farther remarks in thssrsin'
bu, the noise such that could rot clearly under
stand Whist they were.
He would moi recommend the formation OF any indie
pendent organization but let all good men unite 70 pan
sh this evil from lsnd-but not IN spirit OF haired
20 the ruuseIer-God forbid that we should bate
brother-but you can { sdre the Rumdeser unti on
break up his trade. He would give 10 the Rum trade
the suiry preference all the series with which
the earth Is sfcted The Southern slave who wrltnes
and beeds under the lasn Of the cruel OVERSEE nns
sinks into his Mother Earth while bis spirit
and BUNDLED here rises % better word, wners ne :
frse from all sorrow and spends his time rejoicing oui
the drunksrd made by the Rum dealer goes down 20
his grave with his soul runed-os 10 you to the worm
and 20 Heaven =,
Rut he must closa and would wish All Hsil % the
Temperance Reformation. Blessed reformation Is
has established millions of the sooer IN their soorey
II mas rescued thousand drunkards from drunss
fate and they now stand In their msnged eondit9n
and say In the words Of Heaven thousand nsy isll
al my side and ten thousand at my right hand out u
shall not come nigh me- am safe J. -,
God speed hen the Temperance Reiormanou unui
every man every woman the world over shall DC sober
-ss5er-DeIishtful word tmade music in his car and
Joy in his heart let Temperance men inseroe on me
side OF their banners the immortal precept o. 1on
Hanpien No -efrcr-snd on the other that OF baNtef
God rfi ps God ril Hs'-,hose words OF majesty AM
i
power
/ DR.. D. NJ REESE followed in scathing remarks
on the law cslsiz 1000 drunksrd makers in this city
alone Now said he each Of these 1900 men has such
Paper as hold in my hand granted BY the Honorable
Mayor and Corporation Of this ciy-a paper auihor'sn
the rum sesI to make men drunk according 10 aN ana
kick tnem ont Of doors according 70 lsw sad % sei
them 10 the Aims House and 10 Prison accordin- 20
law And il is for this purpose that the great Sea OF
the Mayor Corporation Of New York : allNed 20
paper called License Ne would say nothing ssahs
the Mayor It was against the law which allowed sucn
/ acts that no would speak He hated Rum selling and
| he loved 10 hate H. He drew lausbsole out uuthu
picture Of the Honorable Mayor and Corporation st
ting solemn conclave, and, for $40 spiece gshun
licenses 10 men 70 90 out inS the neiShoorhoou anu
poison men according TO law.
The License Law is Tariff for both protection and
It gives to the Rumseller an exclusive mono
poly and a lawful protection. you see Kun rules III
the Nation the State and the ctyunder the very uoe
of the Capitol al Washington, liquors are now sofa ~
defiance of Resolution TO the contrary passed ~ oo'0
Houses.
He had said that Rum rules In this city, and would
prove H. There are 10000 inhabitants here--4OOO
rumshops are licensed. and 1000 more sell without
license Anybody who knows figures will perceive
now that for about every 30 persons, men women snc
children there ia rumshop 0pes-snd Tor every ~,
persons there is rumshop censsd BY authority Oh th'
honorable Mayor and Corporation OF New-lork II u
calculated that fifth of the inhabitants OF place IN
cudes all the males from 81 to 60 years Of sge-and now
for every 20 full-grOwn men in Newfork, we have
rumshop Doe, nj Rum rule This City
The reason why Rumsellers will not give up the tai
and why they wiss for the repeal OF the Excise Law
IL because they owe the wages OF unrishteousness
That's why they keep to the practice They have so
cety in this city the true name OF which "a Inc drunk
ard Makers Society But they have put in the wore
'Trsdesnens and then they call IL The Trsdesmeni
Mutual Benefit Society Its real objects are TO advance
the interests of Rum sellers and for preserving thel
trade. they ara willing to give literally OF the prohts
that trade.
He must differ from his Reverend friend Or. Patton
to the chances Of carrying the new Law II put 10 I'M
test in this city He thought certain shat the Law
would be carried by the Temperance men OF New orh
For II we can only convince the Rumselers that IN
provisions Of the Law will be extended to New orr
and they WIN Already they are shaking IN 'ne'
The Committee of the Temperance Union design
employ 40 men TO canvass the city immediately, and hi
will cost 500. They also design to send to Albany
Delega,ion TO examine the Rum.eers Petition and tn
character of the names This will cost 500 more, a
together amounting to $500 of which $50 had been raised
and there would now be chance for the audience
make up the remainder
At the close of the Doctors remarks, chanc
Gas given aud the donations came in plentfully addn
greatly to the Fund wherewith to defeat Rum
and relieve New-York Of the incubus Of drunkenness
now lying CT her with ponderous and fearful swegh
LEBREUs CHAPMAN, Esq. Of Jersey City. mad
some stirring facetous remarks on this question
licensing and rum dealing. He had been rumselle
himself and there Is not an o!d runseAer III 'hS az
that he did not know and he knows also all tue
practsed. He has sdultersted many pipe OF win
and brandy but has the inquiiy Of the trainc az
has turned his face sgsinsrit
Mr. Chapman's remarks kept the audience ia contif
uous roars OF laughter and after song by Mr. bRo"N
the meeting was adjourned having been in session neal
ly three hours The Apollo Vocssts snd Mr. Bro"
Of Yonkers enliyened the proceedings BY NUMBER o
songs.
We have endeayored TO give the substance
the remarks OF the various speakers TOR anythin
like literal report We have not space 1t wa
matter of regret to some portion OF the audienc
thst Hon. MORRIS FRASKLIs did not speak as ad
vertised The presumption is that the fear Of M
duly protracting the meeting held HIM back Du
it was sufficiently manifested that tie Temperate
people of New.York are swaking and well ma
the Rumsellers be fearful