New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29
CITY ITEMS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Newly DIRK
TEMPERANCE ALLIANcE.-On Wednesday night, the
first Annual Meeting OF the above body was held In
the Lecture Room Of Hope Chapel, for the pur-
nose of eecting officers to act during the ensuing
wear. and performing such other business as wasne
cessary 70 complete the organization
The meeting was called 10 order tn O'Clock, and
Mr. WESLEY NJ GLADEN, one of the Vlce-Presidents
of the Alliance, occupied the Chair, While MI [. I.
LEIGH acted as Secretary
The Chairman opened the meeting by briefy STAT
ing what were the duties they had to perform ana
observing that the objects of the Alliance were
The enforcement of existing laws against the
violation OF the Sabbath by the sale OF intoxicating
drinks ,.;o.i n,.a,
inc generally from places where intoxicating drinks
The suppression of all Illegal money contriou-
lions by candidates ioT once LOT 'hs purpose vi P
a The enactment and execution of prohibitory
laws against the sale Of Intoxicating liquors as
beverage, A.. of s,,cb
men as viii pledge themselves for the accomplish
ment OF these ends o;o an. orr.
A Committee was appointed 10 receive sne S..
dentials Of the delegates present ana 70 gei'ien,.
bonded in their papers. The following are the ueie-
gates from the different w ards c,;
First Ward-Henry Lloyd J. l.; I0"nS, '@''"'
Wheelock John Mcintyre, Hugh Mcdonald;
S@coad Ward-John Broad, Michael Ryan, j. H. .
Vanvleet, l.. Bureigh, Reuben q buu. DANA.
Fourth Ward-AieXander Lacy, jas r kaiAey'
, TGs Ward-Thadeus Hyatt, L. l.; Buck, II. N.
Western, j. Pinnell, NJ. d. Jos l., CALVIN; h. p;x.,
bnrgh. Noah Worrell, Mr. Burke: r,,-,
oulsn n,S Word~J NJ. c. Leyeridge A. c. Flanagan,
YIN Cuyney. Joel Blackmar, Ira Buckman.
EgSH WGrd-Joseph w. Kellogg, Or; covert
Joseph Pelham, Laurence "'SeOuiA' W.
iai W,n,, Ward-Chas c. Leigh, VIM Demares'' Al
fred Brush, Thos. Manson + Drisss, coa,,s
TTmh Ward-Schureman Haistead, iahc'S ""a'"'
CbaS Place Mr.. Stout, Jonathan r9toS, ,,,,.s
$50 N-ard-Isaac b. Skaats, l.. ID IomPhinS
s,n ms, p HUI. w. T. Tattersall, Thomas McLei-
land. - . .a,.u,s A Crawford J. 9.
INtv'"x W. : Carman, c. s. Vanderhoef.
To'rt,,nth Ware-B Ellis, George Hail. John 'uiS
neY, Thomas fen'on. u yoosyuF r n Hs-
vens, ID. ID. NJ Reese, Zoe hocA"oo1'
FlnsfntA Ward-RN. Ravens, G. a. RncSer' Aofah
Ient DR.. L. A. Purdy, George r. MefSiee' r.o.,n,
S,r,e,n,h Ward-Andrew Lester, WIN. l.. fnN"'s
n Tousley' Abel Spauldng, David Chichester.
S,r,nfe,ntk WARDS p. Townsend, John Huiice'
WIN. Truslow, Alanson Nash, Charles 1. Nor'h
E,rLf,c,fh Wayd-Jesse w. Benedict. }. l. Jay
Lac oliver. BENJAMIN Weld, Edgar Denney, y.
Fish George 7. Leach, J. King, D. Ne'ii, Vu'e' !"
Lee -. n, -, Oh. r,acr,,ve
r,nn,,,,ce which stated that on the 18th September
maeiire was held IN the National Hall for the pu,
yose Of organizing the Aihauce Attns hess.us %
pose ~ were r, prt scented by 1879 delegates and
,cSk Oso the position Of ae CITY
Goth morally socially asi wnc a, ,A s s asr
ca 10 lo. Scieties TO bring 4heir political tnhu-
P,rresnec,ive OF party OF political
20 bear upon the election for he Plreose q
Ss yys Of isS snd CT sas
coS nd they tested the question a tae poiis
asd Erected as much IS could have been sA'e''''