New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01
CITY ITEMS.

AL was ATTENDED BY one q the arsest 40 mos
BE Audiences We ever saz assembled on 'ucA an ooo'
sion Large proporioa berg ladies. The Cn--' vas A-H
b. The President Rev Dr. PICK. A. o'clock Aaa ne *
ec.es q The evening we're opened By To'aliAy % nc
orzan ty PROF j. l. ENSIGN i-cVei 1y p'@. e. - '''
Mr. HATuELD
he President then and SAT- thai me o. '''
Of the society osgnGisI IN he eonvcion sAA' ga
auouat Of moral and regi0us power VS. oo'A' q '''
q. tha great 3erslce Cause Was eonceinel AZ ''
Az a1eaes IN ~ behalf was niPsia-iveiy re-e O. 's
ur u me Chrlstxzs u Seviofk- The iAe' IA- On INC
whole lutemperAnoe was Increasing Wa enough 10
is.,fv rev ear;s 70 bring up the proi'sse- 0li''-
i,ns CT tie CITY % act against 50 great an ''''
TIE plan a selon was b. means Of " "u o'sNI'-
zati5a - present the Temperance ie'se . s's' F'n
10 The City AL Christians had no fclos DoNea 'nea'-
selves 70 tie high an holy motives which ns' been Al TIE
foundation ofthe Temperarce movement "a, 49, 60
cared hat there bad reen disPo-;uou 70 s.A -
uersoral effort IN the Cause. lie trustees ~. ~.
renfs n.cn would row Je presented @o-.. -. :.
N convince al listeners o. The Necessity o. - ~
cheek tic progress OF ntemptr2rce' y p. -, ~ -
.-sf- ID prevcnt Cur laOE citzers frei oe4ue r-s
mo tie dssradirg Abyss Of drunkenness Al % 'eS e
CITY from he disgrace under which u i-'',e " 80
.rooshos OF the vice at all the evils ana misery NeA
could srring from H. 1910 A..
Dr PICKS Introductory remarks we're sueeee1sl Z!
srsrg from tie Tabernacle choir Toe 4u1eloe 49,
tte- Informed that Or. ADAMS. who n4a &c. 49, -.
b. 7rfsell. or account % Temporary Ut .-'-. - IL
- ..-~, n, adirsss taesl lie would Therefore mo-" 10
tro+uce o. them Rev. lEsRf WAkD hEE1 hHS "
Hf BEEcHEK sAii that Tue TEN PEI 49, -. an ~
H. mere mental observer there was never qlc'noh ~
hjch avarce and animal appetite we're coinoieS - 49,
me soci.l and religious feelings. IN Ohel qleso's go
80 ts.aly been some good on both Sizes ana 'losc
=. Nj flo~ed the controversy had = PICK hp some
trnth fro each party. The question was "he,hel M
was strength enough IN the relsioas and $50 .
the community 70 overcome tns c'no-hN''OA -
No aw could rghiiuly b, framed - for,id men nsui
drinking They have a right 20 drink and III 'ne CIV
~ mus. have man had no rlgnt 70 D. rv0o'i'
-, : Sc, hut If he chose % be beast the ia"
nsyer In.erered II aman chose TO avg himself mo me
gutter at the foot Of disulery ara tnefe slea w ~
ioxicstag po.son We might nave our ~ .,.o,,,v
the 3inifv OF the occupation but we hAN no A-.o
Jrscv IN interfere. But what could we 90 u We eouu
not have lar 10 constrain men from drinking
In the fret place, assistance ooula .s ~
i,.icr fn, tho.e ~ Danger Of suferg % tnem N INC
second psle could brrs 10 bear on me n's 49,.
ana those 10 danger Of rec lng 20 AZ tne soeA esono
icai no .ra 2nd rel giOu- influences a. oA eoih,Aiu
~ .l ~ srsrg perverted appetite .iooi Anart m N
ALI .taer evils and they ha. ish' 70 'iiee' 1sA'' - =
he sfr, b. which men could Dc chtrs'o o' les aeu'
A. ,i. ,.s t,y could lawfully use all sorts u afiAef
f-, III. hesvle,t cannon down 70 tne smalest mara
.v8f Il this canse, too, they might i2Ve A. te
- bi thcn, God speed No rlAtr WHAT DHhnei " IN
h.f rlstform they sfo1c he 1ade tnen "o1 sSe'. ~
-. o,n,r IA one f0gu o. another, nc welcomed their
srtor Re hailed Denominations ~ Temperance Il h'' ~
religion fr they all iged 10 the 'Ale graz ""'A
md lei each pursue IL IN his own way t.t,
The ia fashioned r.eTge 70 ioupt ma ls Use 81
f.sbi,,.d people might Ike u now. Let them nave
tbsn lei Them 10 temperance men their IN Wy, os
they would be temperance men. what II zoe! N'' ""
20 sail In the Old slo~ broad o'a1 ihsieAl ., s.S ,
whale boat; they were al hosilus On INC sane ~
rd even ats and oss better than nor 70 SAL - AZ
M Warrington anism Mr.. BEEcHER spoke In eloqa.h
terms In respects II Wa one q me ms, ~ hs
Erf.H. n
history al me world Why there they came, drnnAt
o preach 10 drunksftf red eyes 10 draw the yea, Oh w
morse from rel eyes ard trembling hands 70 hoil 'e -
,- frrr ards 70 sign the pledge The principe ~ nv
90, n tb. great movement simply the principle o.
s,m,sthv Even dry, hlsriess. gluni. meagef' hoi'"
fe.s lic had 70 20 this principle, Tor II require
I, common ground for disputants 20 start rom INT
dfcst reasoning needed that bat now uleh moro was
.fc-ssarv where heart was 20 touch heart
lie would say 10 without nfevercnce on. even ~. s
noe ofGnls son was IN eNempAncii oi l"ls pr"
rioc Tue Washing onsn enterprise was lower loiih =
. same prncple AID II IL not " could X bieas
through 20 many obstacles rs stood ia is way n wa
usual 10 say that many had gone back % II msh. DC
bnt he rather looked with amusement sud gratitude
those who had been saved and who had not gone oAcA
lie was rot patriarch. they could see but even NJ
could rem eber the time when II was rusn that noin
Ing could he done FOR the drinkard NO" ne u1s'e'
there was Church in the City whicn oid ho' huu'
.nong it, members some men rescued from DESTRUCTION
hy washnstonianism . 4.
Bu A. was soon found ihatthe pledge was no, enough
DO everything II could not open sssn le eose ~
"a livelihood aud restore the repenart oI1nA-ius ~ 'n
confidence they had for ed or 70 the skill they had 1857
Indeed wagdsI ina, many gs9' s sscA and mad
zoe Cisc0uragemtuE tAat 5000 III lli-' - - -
,heir burdens more almost than human suens-l So.l
| bea- II was wise thought that Societies should D.
organized protect men under snch ca c..is.~iSe' IT,
IL him ELI belonged 10 the sons ~ Temper An0s N
snisr.el AMI he believed that 10 be onc OF INC Nus
H i1titutiors In the line Of temperance operation,
WIN regard 10 II here he would speak win .me ul
6.-ce because he knew that my who were ms senior
differed from him, but IN 1hs St.'e sh1 ca "A =
uvet he liner that Il blessed Institution Ana y
,h,oeb mar here n lul statement could coul Oe uA,
he case would out The same lie MAJ P.it % ~
s,stics Al home and believed gom them tnAt tle su
tution was dcing silently great ~ork- AZ rs n'o
,hee were not many lawyers, not many cegyhhh' !"
found There we're made up mostly OF Aborhs 'nen .,
chspcs the great middle class who, BY comuilins ~
savings thus made provision against vet u-s' an ~
80, d.v ,ud -ick day. Iley were the men WHO IA
! most need Of such protection. He was si'd a1o
m such associations fo. another reason lhey plouO'e
scclHty the basis Of morally . -. -, .,y,.
ons mi ali worked together ard Il was dot rish Una
among the rb,s u Israel there should &c ieuu' ~u So
] ,.u,,c,s They should al labor 0z ore eLi IT. uhly
hey should all march forward 70 COMMON Ns'o'y uN'
~. sdverssry having inscribed on all theii banners
" Unitea for common case as God gives us VISION III
conscience 30 determine. 80. -, ..
NJ man could De deeply acquainted Win hgmsh NAlal
eo.uroses that the temperance reformation was goil
,,.uscecd In day Human progress always went in e
mills. there Wa always action and f'-euyn aul "ell
rH ay4ins hlt IT Va aiH@l wv '+Nt
20 one srep back. 49,, .,,-.s-.
ich WAS that the Temperance rciogm hal Aneete- SO
tfo.s devoted % the theatrical profession. ZEN .
had even got into The thctter tnere was no lear nc
nt e.e 5r actlos reaction when there IS saen e'
dcnco q advancement. - 81.
Tie .,uu.qle sansi human appetite was no cneal "a
lie mere MAS no ROYAL road toward victory The re'oru
I'm mus, be brought abYut jus; as glon pat ev'
OF Of he .gosld-by sl9~ and srSiaa process lie l'
wofkad Ia Il some years already, and, hnef PeInuH
meant % work many years more. All these e'uses
reform had IN thrm snmsihng u the spint Of Eehe
erI Ike rsll.ou required the patient tolls Of their acne
euts. A.. 49,.
la respeet 10 avsrice the o.heI yoke fellow n ms tea
Of teprsvl.y he would sly word. lie took 70 i' sfe
,uat 20 man was present who sod !glor - mat l1.i
hes,out sly iii seem personal. Or n 2ny A4uoi -see
we're present thsy must he good nAned s. 70 lsAs
en;s whatever -ht BE said about uen To guote nc
BOOK % whlch he hli ready mad. iequeh- frierehe
The lore cf money toe T0ot q All esi noi mo 8
a5.e-ve A. had been esfoneougy supposed. nor ye' y
-4nfarfs ard enjoy mems which money c0il lfpcule -
uh.cl we're lawful Il rst be supposed ina ~ y
cbt-ker m fhs internal trz3c were ~at5 n MN S--A
OF hateful To .sk1 the dsfllafs INST; "a hai AMOS
slfno ~ll we're sleek aus sn'oths spoken en' Ai.-s a
, humane m-n u one, cs2ccaly who Dc .u-s =. n