New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Orleans were not subject 20 Us pIO''a'o' t.h
thew until the expiration OF TIE perot l"! VIM"
,hev mad been licensed. They were, iheI"loif' -.i'
tcrcsted IN the suppression oi al minor ,--'I ,
cfuscd houses. ana OccasionaIly IeiacIc" s-.- 49,
ficent service in Their Work Of .eiCfm. 70 5'.IJ
no reS Law sfi1 more NIgor. tie Common OoLl,l
Of tho FIRST Municp patty, oncrei a Ic"t't ~
10 any vcreon WlO should INFORM me aA- Jl-tC. "a
Inc existence OF 81 gambling nous, a. - -,
rses Of its owner and patrons the Rcc'i ltf' i ti
cases 10 keep the n.onners name FIoio-4l ''-
crct ., ,,- ----l. n Z oo-1l
Rcfouu began Al first. the gamblers haa no Iai-"
I'm tnc mower OF efficiency Of Jaw, nor az lley ~
heyc the people earnest, and riac--ed vac "Sa "
si.urrc.sing The business Ji E-hiA- ol i'-" -.
sfIes But after a fcW gambling houses iaI 'eril
forcblv entered. the property scize1 ana ~
and the gambler sent 10 tAe ~ - "a
en- 10 have realizing sense OF the Ai9 i an
6o,,er OF the strong arm OF the Law ana DltHl
yielding 10 is influence, closed tncr houses i lci'
The civ By scores and then comIneaceI a iien era
DO tie history and moral character Oh -'o"
Her docnesf DARKEST fountains OF coTi uQ-oh- ere
now dried up forever and the bitter streams OF PJ-
verty WrecnodnCss CRIME, de- lalr ana ue. WIN
had dosoia,cd many happy homes Ho"o0 40
longer ...-,,. .,,,~,ssed
n New Orleans ! Know II was not ou' pAoAc "a
niup-hOuses were closed, and gambling IS DtS,SS'
WA, Al an end and. under the present laws ctllot
be revived There Is 4 class OF men IN an it-ge
cities who 1--we By lllegiiMaie me ms ana "o C1l-
moi he controlled by any laws. either human o. a.
xiuc. these men. n NeW-Oncans. now constitute
the PLAYERS who claudestney hover around lle loi-
hidden tables which ere far removed iTomtA p41-!c
eve. and are rCsumod by the players 10 ~
from intrusion and even these are lew. ana ollcuH
10 find Gamblers are sure TO iori.. -. III 80
where there ls least DANGER III tios, '.hi- 80. il
ness hence they left Louisiana, where lhes c'uiu
M Longer yiotimize the Young or ignorant without
danger OF McWccfa'u OF I'D NV p'ii 'H-i'49 " ''
justly due the s"in4lef ana lne 'oS'Ii ,t-,c,,
- last as nc hCsi>d'.i'S VI ''ee .t, 'f
states followed lhc tAoIl' ~ i,'''si'i'' '' -
bcre fed, and their train OF peculiar evils wen, Mtn
them, but when INC hoDic ia" o' TN ' A' -
these maTaUcers from inc ONO am. -''.sa'N'
the Whole face a. Ne>iefh So'lty w. 'll'..l
gambling on ire W western rivers II ~ 'li'i''' D .
abandoned and IN the towns ana cine "1gIe j.
continued n me least OtgI't' -" W. ~ '
most private possible MANNER 80 uit' io-"y' tAtiV
/ IS not ~ ;l the Southwestern states 2s mhc1 tti-
bling as there is m The state OF Nc"- OK. inc
/ South and WCst have wisely redeemed ihemsclN',
from the STA of gambling. and lho aNo,te 10Y ,H'
efficiency Of Laws IN re training ali >ro i4iAs ll.,
Wce can POINT WITH rnmla 10 - ne co SI'S aver %
lad men and deed, of ". cAednd>s vas NOT more corr
/ ,4lnIv ,.s,r.e nthc south and West thar IN Penn
syyaula where the law Of 1884 prcguc1 until 1910.
III, only r,ualtv 300 Pennsylvania against gambling.
/ Ivtlc flaw. vas % ire Of NOT more inan $2oand
ne forfeiture of the oamlng-thc. J.. l-lf. gambling
tcconeso common. and ITS train % c,ll results
,.hlrc 60. abundant fl.f fine Icpis aiiile pas
Ii al n he "a law ,ii.ficie d lv severe
-, rrcs Inc frtlcr progress Of tie wee By tins Laws
! trc kCcuCrOf cainlng-hOuS could De tnCdnOt more
ian $500 or imprisoned IN the County jail no; more
/ nan ono v,.r Buf panhllne continued 10 increase,
| uuti almost every section OF the STATE was im3uod
with ITS spirit aid cursed bv IFS result. Whenever
Gamblers rouid lct a sure foothuG. tiicr pcrnlcOu~
! influence vas seen ,rd ioli The public sale Of L1i-
/ ttry tickets m AN parts Of TIC state a"asg4c- ana
Kent alive a love for play which resulted DO tire rum
| OF MANY worthy cItIzen>. ana mot Wdo Iuc1uy OF
trosc Who regarded e0r.i'u" with a1norrcncc. such
va, The extent Of gambling AID gauJlluc-hous's DID,
! Philadelphia. I'D lbil. that n January of That YER
! II was made % matter OF special prcscnment boy the
Grand jury
/ Ilausturgh. especially during thc session Oh lhc
/ Legislature had long been idNoric ri" ol tc.Jii
or gamblers They were seldom. li ever, no.e>'e' ,
and during the Winter season were sure oi 0nhs IL
| good business.
! Bedford Sprnt =. ia PcnusNh aho. " iaSllohaoie
place of resort during the summer season. WAS also
! celebrated FOR the gambling habits Of visitors VINO
were so numerous i3l me prayers iS4ulIou Si'O,'"
accommodation, and therefore a gambling house Wa
! erected for Simpson, Baltimore gambler VINO pM9
! thousand collars season JOY ul' use OF IT, anu
/ thus o,cuplCd II iof some ten years
Htdlocl village noa, me Splins., " ~ an ~ - H.,
soii fer gambler. In me year iss' 'a HoW' mr.,
la NoDl err tCNI'l"""i, wa" wa" i''' ". , .. .
tI''lS "a - LOul, anu al 'ut' iH v" a "
the Wiiot opened It faro h@hN lNoI ana "sn 3D. ~
| t'rH "orSof' ool'IN ih ~" Ne'.>' ,' "..i1' y"
! nc county los rs atalhSl 'h'i" IN'"'S" '"0 ''i"
| M "ous'''" ." '"i .., M .f.-,,, ia
! iN' "l"" '' "4.'' az 20 49, ~ h. , W.
falNu'l6 ' i T., ~ . en-, ,,c w, SEQ of
! tll'. N'' .."' cav " -. -, ,lf lc.,7'sc
n'I 81, nav "a, " ,i,',ct c,t1o1 = nov,
/ anu I'D 'e''' u."i hY "Nl Iil'' '.' ,i
! law WAS passed. O., ".'-'n .'lc n .'l, oi .,,7
| "i3IHHCH'' "i' i'"' ~ " ",' Va ''''.' ,' w. : i
dio persons thg ittj I'D t''hiiA+ a. I"'ui> Vi ~
ing, on found with GAIN lhg implements may %, I'M
! rItored n ne lcMttnNaiy Eohl oNc - I'VE Y''lS'
! ana required 10 Pay iAc Oh @'UV any u"o ~
Nunt on ptINua0he ah' t'I 10 Ni> pace us'E lVi
! gambling purpose, >haiH upon CONVICTIONS Nc "'iu
| fcsIonsrlc Tor Wc hoh'y OF ItviS.y 10. ~
SCCh persuasion 'I INV 3'.,lo. an" ''.cG oi -
SOW IL - Wd"' ut GUY 90 "'. sat ms 'o''o'""l'
ana all prosecuting attorney 10 i'"Ihi upon az"
/ prosecute Chcntcrs against Inc icl ul'cI 'he pen
| atty of $50 10 $500 Al suspected places may ne
nOh,n open With uupuullN. ana lhc sdnuung apPti"-
/ uS earned OIL detained and destroyed This tdM
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