New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

ma. r-e,t es1ss o. the oonsnmpuon Q, =
,ins foa1rs His sDeec1 vas iul ~ re2u' ~ tes
hostility % religious tyranny. fina9' - - he
,a,srt,.n rortiou o. toe aullenee, - meAD'.' y
ri -. ~. u~..f ttefn o. COO rIrlte generously 3"
.i- is re rsrrav4l cf infemprr-rct W. fft'e. . q
Rev Mr xxx followed ia explanation G. t.' -
d. NiosIs. AID IN fu2goft Of ne G az 80 .ee
g.ert e. behalf &C ihl F-enca hr ''A-fe- go -
Frsrch wouic come into the Icmfc-ancr ftiA s1'' ar
vics they -id. flrT wuul1 drive o. - i-- itAH-s go
never s.re TIE FrCrcn pcop.e wes u,uaty cA.'e1 ~
orns hst be traced ia feature s1lf 10 tle 'ht ' |
Dins saf OBJ the want 1fTroper eiuciu"r iof ms
Al, Frsrc- to- o. fr a. b. o1serraii'l ~en1A- DC a.
.,et sixteen months 10 ibo CtF&.-he BELIEVED ne. IS
- much Z noL u drunkenness in Pane tnAA IN ~
Yk Tne speaker thea eoEt Ga 20 speak % me meas t
ur. al1 Of the position and PoF-r 81 49, pa ,t
,.r.tion Of IDEAS Ia he course ut DIS feh.iAs' At.
KkK entered ntos suiogian o. LAHsA1iSH' Nl..A Nss
..rpIv received ty TIE tulcnc5. IT. cl-ee- ~ -
lna ihar Frsnce was greatly in Hstd 90 me ls- s
rfn ton Ifshe could he iltacet % give n2 me cliu
-r1 o. the graFc Or e psrpos- 81 m-klhs F.is~''
- ma her liberties would be secure c5lfeteh
wss then tsEsn W., tuuIs which DE-. LD"AADs o''"'
sd1rss.e! che meeting. -. -.
Rev DR. ING then said that Re vas always fes-y 70
rive All ne strength he bad 70 the cause Il
he wss requested to present resolution Nnieh 100
,,,,e "A sve-irss tine 10 consider T5efesouuon was
- fluaEs: .., III .-,tr -.
ar-nr under ths ras kgss o. Irem persnes so
sxtsua The hsas e. deiigsIaue- % every reso.
,c r.ise tss Z g. b moral. civil hld religious
uhish undsr gEseioes Prsydenss are PEI
70 sfJ1y- .,.-- cav. .ybi-st 4. ssoke
cftns .fioa ss model Uad1ubteay We msht S9nsoe'
ourssls-. ds..s1sd 20 e MODEL hePaos,a
meet ~ss ne 10 del sn1 psTfee ed stale ~ human
10 tesAa VIII DIvius spPoinfmcut ard "oul1 eL- ~
hi-ssnf bat Vhen he consi1ered this - y. ~ IL
moo Ell nsi3n and commanded 90 revo'ution.te .h7 go
ri - frsr 10 nrugircs snd is Outs 70 te1 se H1
ia hers eslshlsh.d the principles OF liberty On VIC Dl
ne Word q Go Bus We stood under nc ~.
tvr.srv Of egia thu. pT0fesed % rrrouner. 80
&C. .r-d sb0lu,1 afs1t ana y-t Ne w-rs alisi we
scm.uon of evil which 20 seemed 20 ea0I. e.-1 e
-. Ne osel.-si fh-t there Oh Old be- no orders CT
nobility b.. lad se1sad sn ofeei ei n'gily 80 60,
w'h ne Rsgublc-Des,, o. NJ Sfs.'roF 49, 49,
/ aud b.quisss, doga 70 b'roaet- 81 ms f"'
| IA other p7r.isss II the metropolis iii xii.
What hio We % DO VIII TO rest or ths "otla Nno
this vas Cur condition ,p bile BE- sna h' snalea We
.I.vs. N tie drsm..l-r. Never speak 81 nsuon as
fs co o. Ihsf you'd permit i'sslf 70 D. ai-ssss %
oahsone bsssy chsias by ssch demons as % ~
80 snd trsmpie5 - 6,lsata 4 eiT cet Ard thelf
ms.--rs Of ours wer--wnHt Why,iun Por Natta-,'
~ e. vas ready ssy a. hTeisnhs Of raus-l -
from oihsr eouatries The people pen ioaaa A.Ala, IN
slavery bat To- vafn Would DE SitJ OF Ns~-I -.
t..f 10 be drus=-4 % death, Would ths people ofeFri
,asit io trAsk tha places Of their ehidfens srpq
chr-. Has he - TiEhs fn this comnuniJ Hsl ta'
sorrr1urity hsd hsa ass.sus 20 destroy his children
-. hi o b. a. tsst hs o. defense wss @ fssisn MS
doors ~ hen thsy were fe1t 'nfh % STAY ana o'1lav
Was DO eonsifes-d s. fPsefi Strong On thi-'1uJ'
. was hi.h time hat men should sPeat TrongJ ~a'
he drs " tho plyl. and tuLg OF m-u sent cnt a. US
gent. - Him who hsi doclsrrd that he would desl.oy
doy r..trs on thsu .usl th,t thsy ~oad sec th'
fay Khsu they would 'ce tltt ineY 80 aSceu
l IN, duty ro mattel az - nat personal ti's
NJ tbsre VS. single thus ia tho Uaitsd Sla'es esge
sv ei.-sctrstis Of 10 history and 1s de.ln % AS ins
Temg.rsncs reformation Warrington. "r'se nN1i' 49,
been tly chosen the iils e soe-tJ SHEA IA aon
my othef tu redeem lhIs and from ne cuff-
inteu psrarc-. temperance usn, and - tne NJ
movers In the easse we're rot themselves sufferers 'o
/ tho evil
The sp.sksr thea drev farsL.s picture Of no Vas
E exf-rt Of Drunkenness in Europe
th,b. report he hsd heard that dsy rom Ireland h
Va. gLteG. " hsa been telishet 20 hear that t'
~-msrd Tor ih- Bible h-a followed In NJ racs ~ in'
T-mper.ucs reform Iresnc, that had night % oeit ~
t oug ht 10 have hst wss bound % nave IT, bhe o
witch the sympsfhss ard praysr Of ct men must fi'
a.. nj it, -aIRr "a -
this worst u s slavery, tho siaysy OF Iutem9e ,neS
Long apps ns-) The rc.olution having feeo adopt
I'd JsHs H. W. HAwElNs. ths ashingtcnlaA ~po'
H. taos the STAND ard made brief scsrcss
Wh.n he has concluded Rev Mr. kING OF Daohn ~n
had been pecfed through the syenns ApPeNea Auu
or 4. the applause hsd ceassd sndeesof-i u rNcVi
himself on OF the latruss' 81 the hour Dot IN
sEdeacs compelled him 20 90 %, snd NJ seeoidlhs'
seks about half en- hour universal acceptance ate
which th- meeting Adjourned