The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
Great Temperance Dsmonstr alton at tho Ta-
bernac,e, Broadway.

aole human pe'ns' ny su'n n".s''ns ..'ie' "'
OF Inc MOST Hgh aS ID SAID In the lllth Peaim THESE
gentlemen woua as.c.na ptt,. IN .om. ,over t,tls
sna o.u tb.w.s,vs. lord, arhs. marou.s, or via
counts We shoud feel no il giving
d %a eantrsrv toisv Anothsr rsason To- rnt s;v;ns
% tt' 90 th. sUr no, ssSs
Grafton ne made wnien we believe ne tnouEnt 10 De q
prayer; was iacs, dec.amasion inciuding sioe
ms g.eae iaooIs anu ns Sonasr xotns aaa, most ss
pecisny; upon LIE ~onusu wors a,, 10 NUN W. We
asd ,S ".sa Or.xsr copts;nsS M II AVA ,hs
no one 10 INC parry oouio onsr up tne
prayer OF IassI en H t,sh M. .nss wnoSysr
reAy ooes Sner W ZIG VI , W. =. III meoess" my
ana inevsoy DO oppossa 20 euoa snu 70 SI suon n.e
sxhibitions Warfare ssa,nsc tne isow orss
ires OF pious agsinst al who are not OF
them and an exhibition Of pious self oonce
PRIDE ana sen Inc spesssr IA n.s orsaon,
aIsote% TO pray .o er1y IPot th sne SPnH rsnao.s
VINO BOIL liqu.o aoaen Suu ssiu snS' al wno oPPo0eu
thsm ~ere "a bt ~ d.,pip g,Sn anu
sns ignorsnes maaos ana nate OF @
arunKennsss, 9tusKennossi uor man may DC
arunk wsnUIs s WIZ &C. % t, H. oh S S no
ma a y S%W ~ .i;o .I oon"s;t nd hS
% "1 Th; =. ,eao ] h,r sa !uss
Sr 10 Low s In h.fprst vs evsrS ,sa - n.y.
.r zoo ons . S,Uh s., ~ was a, W sige vas
oy .no sa.t GU" IT, 'nS 10y WINCH
""' A'"A' pnii vav ,saJi,1
Pull away chs.rly,
AZ rpp ,y o. 80,
AM isasi less s sma nee'
Va ens moon-nt sea-,
was sweetlv sung ana almost made one inclined to sano
90 far After q song BY Mr. McDonoush, who sang a
temperance ode in nne yle, the chairman Mr. Peck,
ceedsd to address the assembly
Mr. srEwAhr. after complaining OF the state OF hi.
Noah on the ono OCCASION in which It is recorded H.
ssd MOAN was ke al o,nsi orunk .ros sncShs oursed
terribly ne cursed ms !ie grsnoson Perhaps the In.
noeent M.te enyw Msu J.eIev snS susneu nlm,
thing wn'cn ofunKaros hSv.I IorSlve Mf D. observed
tnas psissverxnce wa DNaue Pnuosopny-tnas Inc
friends OF the cause must for ne
faithful man among them out nad eers and per-
secutions FROM tn,s Poin.. s Pssseo 70 tns con-
tempston OF inc o anu '.,u 10Y ne naa oeen MINK,
ing OF fringJs come'' ~ vas saa tnS comet would
return again IN loso' n1u noo peeh seen since tne
year 1000 s~o nuuotSa anu years ago mat
WAC .ns p"sr. "a. hurnt T., S nary
rnsn Mr noge.s wse ou'ps IN om.tuueioi queen Lnst.
beth went 20 scnool 70 Roger Asenam II that comet
snouio nov tooA uo~m apIn vor wotu, Wnst Ro.oue
Undertaking OF tne csuse from the comet
Mr. passed 70 i.eiano, aad nowed nov sxcsed,pg,y
ana romsntsiy anu Ionese al the irish people
we're HOW, wnen gsim famine was gnawpg them
wnen .ne oUnos .su Srr0 u S-oua ner sse IRON
wan. ~ant' ana tnsy were oyrg from famine YET they
nilso Win tne oen.imeAt Vi temperance maze VIE
tuous ana honss' oy 'empeEsuce-wouio not toucn
whos SACK OF nour snJ %e S.,, .st 10. al nsns 10
the streets oPsn Snu WV veao,e tneE syes en
psesea vsa.yus ,oscs % o.saa 90
eneir oscks " ~ ss" sn pop'o oouiu 10y ouy
sr Srsas was ever touched Mr. Foressr
ing IN h, th,. An tb,. .mn.r,hrm 49, ~;r.. .,S
I0'e ri. came aitorshsr and snt,r.v rrov, 81
sn .oostx snd "a. tsmusrsnos oauss,i From
1n1snd Wr a psssed to ChspuItepso. Mstsmorss.
Molino del Rev San Antonio, Vera Cruz Buens Vista
tho Halls Of 20 and showed that in :. the
the cause of the victories of the American
All bowed down before the martial temperance law
which was proclaimed by the Generals Mr. 8 then
passed to the subject Of and said that this crime
bad been punished severely For every slave introduced
ossn s
ipr to MIR all the improvements In mechanics ship
building railroads cling 80 &c proceeded from the
clorious temperance cause Temperance was he disn-
ssotiug agent which took out all the inner stains MIR
then spoke Of the license law and desired that the
great 10 be- vsSsd 3. no
psople At large When Mr. concluded speech remark
able for ram bling and sudden jumps from
ons noint to different point the Excelsior Club epy-
snsd the M .etina With another soug
Mr. CnAMprRs of Philadelphis, then addressed the
hs rsmsrks sucs il to saw thew were strongly charao
t.rxss bv the erossest Indeed seemed
to us grand meeting Of intsmperanos.
or ,th tn, nature OF the trial and evidence
There Vas no References whatever made TO these
things in any part Of To- proceedings 1t seemed to be
t o,v "a zen for granted bv the
Tho ,noke And acted in this affair but It also TO
ho ~ xsrshodv si,s that the .hond tsks Il
t h 4urantsd sstshl,sbed .sttled and dsmon,trsted
hsvonS ali farther tn there Was no evidence
No ;ustice no truth no decorum, no honor either in
H. court or ths iudos or the iurv nv whom the YER
Att .nd ,uaomsnt vas rendered In this case To us
who we're in entire Of the case and Of facts
aiming tn raised the epeeches
.ondSct ~ ,Sc movers On this ocoason
..s simniv this vi. tbat MIR Oliver had been
cruelty persecutei and shamefully fined, merely for
.ns.hjno In favor of temp.rsncs and seaost intem.
rer.nna and for merely sevinr that rror. shop WAS
nu,ssnos' ov ;SSp.s Md ON ;r,.. rs .snsrs,lv
t'dI on tbs t. ana on ;n.tics and soutv and We
,;s 20 IN. oninion That M eet ~ man M oroanised
.oo,at1 ~ man no confadsrscv or mob Of neople
whsth.r noitical or rerIous nous or imnious fash
;onehIs ~ unSashionabis ousht tn permit them.
selves to call in question the integrity of our
oonrt. n .h.ks tina conddsncs of tbs neoole In
tps ;r.t,c. ~ orr laws or 70 mali0n renrosch and
49, an ~ ths so,smn d.oisons ~ onr indicature
~ ,rsrt an snns.i In apv cit,xan in;nrsd bv the
yronc Mt of snv court Judge or ury Now when
~ SSr ~ neonis hs thsv a. vrssty. hot a. the
suy n, pa ~ nonn.r .na ss.h,n".Ss and
;o. -. ~ 80 Il m.ttsrs not vhsn anv al ~ nso
is t.ts nncn thamssvss To require the Of
20 he made TO anti their ohisots and alma and