New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23
xrrvvopu nAuy TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST &c. 1851

O'Neil, Of South Carolina Neal Dow Of Portland.
and Christian keeker, E>q. OF Ba.umore, express
ing great regret AZ theu inability TO be present al
the meeting and so their unilm.nShe1 Interest IN
TIE great oocciS engaging the attention of AL Who
love the interests their fellow Den. which irIeT
este are 80 vitality Effected 5y Temperance.
Convention adloarnei - O'Clock +. ".
This afternoon Wednesday Ne have had a rreai
meeting Inc Committee on Business presented "a"
following resolutions, which are 50 impor.aa, thai
Nil transcnte them
Af59.ttf Ih-t IL assembling lor the fourth rrc ia
Nation en- crane Convention. ;etsly slDa-
iefse the -oone { Col IT. ri pas success. an
MT tie cause Of Temperance % HIS fIlre slsians at
Re'o,red Tha, the evils OF rn'erperluce carrot o-
- a'hevcr.se !, @ M = :. ne rs5r a., tn
duiyo people n sefsierse oy legs a. on Ard 1arr
R4o'1ee Tat the recent Dis AMI a'truin 'A'
LeglS-lres cd Ne7 anpsire - ichu,eifs rn'c-'-
consiui4qu4l exciGslo. o. a.. license n Nll..ln ana
Ohi'-.u no tLtLe ol,i4W - he t-2hc 10 ,'-~l' An
gratifying tesers # advance n rac sentiment and ,ve
reason 20 hoe that. -fh the DIVINE blessing or IuirlI>
and hnS ei'r-s this in ror and perac;ocS .i-
viii ere long lt done away.
The hrstreso.utoa vas adopted UNANIMOUSLY, an
without discussion. The second and ta.rd reSou-
tons brought ont some OF tie finest speeches have
heard ia many a day. The veteran. Dr. Je"eit of
MASSACHUSETTS. spoke On ile resolutions WIN great
force. c}Wparugtlc Nalncant Ga>sa -..,'tS las.
anc showing hoT immensely inferior tie ltiie. are
20 the iFner, because the former prolioten AMI ont
lave. zoe 'Taflc ard possession OF any intoxicating
liquors. except u Two specified cases. Va where
mechanic has II 70 Use 20 his business All where aa
Officer authorized 60 sell Do h1> 10 in possession.
VIZ Peck Of Name gave an admirable history o.
the -N and Is e.ec;s. AMI told tac Convention g.
womb do them -ool % see the ban whlch = pat on
the article Itself. Pacing under the Tso>t rIgd keep
ing q tie Government or pouring y out on ile
crouui. He asserted that the law could not be re-
uea.C-. alC that ..onld rum the PROSPECTS, OF aby
politician or patty which should attempt >hch a
movement. Ho showed also that was ~ VICIOUS
f.sa al rI.a - .
law Wa secured. aui showed ih,i # m Name they
had been more successful than some o her states,
II was mainly OWING 20 tins one ia't inat iAey uO'
oniyil1ed temperance but voted it lot ov organ
iziuc q distinct party. hut by showing par' no" n
existence thai i1e- must 90 Town L they oppose the
temperance movements
Rev. FREEMAN ll;es. the editor Of "A Temperance
paper 10 port3Ht. confined the position ol the
previous speaker. enl gave great many l.u>,ra-
tio,, o' he worAl.goi tae avs
Subsequently,. Dir. Thurs.on. from The Eastern
par; OF Name. gave an account az me ] t" there,
and slowed that 20 nai worked IKE cham Those
who had been iogiost 10 their opposition Gii not
care carry ouf tlc'r threats. One man NJ, COM
PEELED bvthc Sheriff to ald in u0lOaiug som" barrels
o. LIQUOR from his own cant and relocating them on a
wagon. 20 be conveyed 20 place OF safe NeepnI.
In another instance q Boston merchant found HIM
self in figh' place that he told the prosecuting
lawyers that If they would et MN on tais time he
would never sell Ivy E.)rc rum 20 Naihc.
Gen. CARY o., Ohio, declared that, considering aI
the circumstances, they had done well IN ONO A.
the, had in Maine We are the great manufacturers
Of Tie article. Within fifteen miles OF Cincinnati
We manufacture enough to give each Inht1iian' OF
New-Yolk CITY Quart Of rum daily. one village
mas ~ rs vicinity large number Of clstereS. an
one Methodist, u good one too, owns dl,ttAery.
which turu> ont 30 barrels day, and the oil IN ta
takes his Methodist HYMN boos ard s,ngs Come
thou fJlpf OF every blessing" rRolrS OF laughter
and as he looks at ms prolific fount. suppose ne
sings with much Truth,
Strains ~ rtrCl never ceasins'
thinking IN his heart that al any rate his streams 81
rum are not Ike 20 cease
Cen C. came out with great emphasis. 'ecarng
that moral suaSiOn j. not enough TO stop thus trth'
We must bring In the Law with It's strong arm, be-
cause 1t would be about sensible for ehlps ere Z"
10 defend themselves by mailing the ten command
mers 10 their mast head, or to learn hyena 10 sng
Come thou fOuut, &c, Is To meet the rum tra.uc
with moral SuaSlOn alone.
Gen. { sat down amid tremendous applause. He
speaks again 90 night with Dr. Jeweti ana We shall
have q great time.
Several other gentlemen participated IN the DIS
cu>siOn but have not time 20 sketch their remarks
The second resolution was carried by acclamaton,
ard ucndng the discussion of the third, the Conyen-
non al Oumed unto tomorrow morning