New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18

The CoNvrNTIoN OF THE ieI'H ~ocIt TIES
| oF NYpr-YoRx - ekiy meeting OF tins SOCIETY
vas held Or Friday evening is-t. 4 Montgomery
Hail. Pr.nec-.t Mr. Patrick Dee, The Pie'l-ent' 70
bechair. The secretary, Mr John N'Graia read ne
minutes O. ;e last meeting. which we're a227o'e1 o.
He ttea amour ed tha: Ae hat. IS i-Tecicl - iAe
Convention WAITED % TIE E1..ors OF sc'cFa! o. ne
uscer-. and presented them Wl'n . copy q iAe Al
dress Of the >oceiy requesting that taey would make
such selections from that document Is they 10 i1--F
judgment would consider mos' useful for pubic l-
ton Some Of .len Ire VS. nos 50 fortunate rs io
ind IN Their Office but such as be do stated taai
they would be most happy to comply wh iae request
lie read several letters rom tle country cons-''i-
Isfirr the Society On tac movement they had made
sDeakin- highly ri the good 1t was iAsiy % eneci
All asked for copies Of the address, ana Instructions
as 70 the mode Of forming branch societies IN taef
/ respective localities. Answers were received anu
| the necessary papers were directed 10 De sent
% Albany. s., LOUIS. Newburgh, y. Y, Buffalo
and other places Among other letters he read
one from Nh YIN. Byrues. n havcrsirt", un9er
| s.ie of SeptembeT tn Mr.. Btue> stated ll IL
| communIcailon that he had read the address pas
| forth bv To Convention ID tte public PTAls' WIKI
.he r.rnos .stsFac on and that persons 9eSdlng IN
| the metropolis OF me Stale Knew ou. -i.e ~"
| much such movement vas ft4u.t~' ~ .''"
! much ec01 4 success siI.-as he Mr.. BWnesl hoqeI
| Il would bet could and would effect among We
misguided Of then counirymen VINO We're so III.
| informed a, 70 ON IN those dsgracciul rots. -
no tine wrl:e SAID Nh. ByTneS, Ems neigho0ruool
presents most melancholy proof Of the eyls an
sing from those local preludiCes ana >ecli"ia uiIei
ences enough, indeed, 20 MAKE the heart slcA. me
! shmaa Who engages III these hghtS presents
most ,aJcCnlug contraStto the natl'es OF o'hef bu
rOpesn nations who fraierlZe win and assist each
other while he = cternay a; wax WIN MS own lei
low couuirymen, almost iOregoos as humanity, ana
acts 'rary alike 10 the dictates OF reason ana lhe
teachings o. religion He hoped. however, that tue
60, ypnf0n. by rs movements and the establishment
Of tranch societies. would De able to raise the lrs-
/ man RON lis present degraded state, inspire nm
| With h0lcr anC higher OBJECTS. and prove 10 nm
shat hs mission on earth was the GOOD ana not 'he
destruction o. As species ana sdu u Was MS oiid
,nticIuati1r tina; the Society would prove 10 De
I what The crea. Apostle " Temperance nad proved
/ himself 10 be. an instrument n the hands OF God
/ fOT The reformation and improvement OF HlSh,
I men. a. by the establishment Of temperance, ana
! the putting down of these fights they would soon
raise 20 al elevated POSITION IN me HiteQ states
! second - 10 other adopted clt2els. lie CON
/ Guided by saving that a branch o. the Convention
was about beng established al havefStra", Oh lle
WORKINGS Of winch TIC Paren' sorie'y IN Ne"-iofN
would be regularly informed
The Secretary also read letter rom Foriigc'ii'
which s.atcd ina. X ght Rev d. ieman, me roman
Catholic Bishop Of Buffalo. had been al Wat pla-e'
! where he administered the sacrament o. '""ii Ne
/ ron 10 several hundred children, am some acuH>
TIC witcr stated that the BISHOP had taken grctl
interest IN the success Of the movements OF the Con
/ yeuIion Of the lush SOcletos and hid come 70 'he
determination of urthenng the OBJECTS ilcy hdu III
! ,,e,y and that ne had expressed his determination
on his return 90 Buffalo. after NJ VISITATION 20 eSd'-
/ I>h "a society with objects similar TO those ~ the
/ Nev-Nork Convention, and thai ne would instruct
the priests O. hls Diocese 20 forward me cduSe Oh
their different missions. Tie proposed 70 call me so
/ ,efV " The iuOemian Peace Preservation society
/ and 10 issue CARDS Nth an appropriate device anu
/ .nscr.pucu for the acceptance OF, ana a"d4gc foi'
/ those VINO Woult ION hun IN TIE good "Orh. Inc
writer SAID thai he hoped that he Cathohc Clergy
throughout tie Inlon would take up TINS matter, a>
.rrCrf no other source could tnIs nu' emcnt DC cN-
pectet TO worn well and 50 >peediy-as Inc if>h'
with 4. ii 'helr faults faud the most II not all, me
iab0rcrs on the public works were tathoAcs) al
! WAYS listened with favorable ear - the teachings
/ oi both lu morals and religion. no human Dt't5
J above fie iri .hnan loves hi, uatF" nud, ana int
rpycren'al attachment of the freshman - ms pastor
I may aud does. perhaps. pmtAkc OF Don a national
and rt eIous character because OF iher having SUI
tered foeethe fpr both because al trc gra>pus yf-
IN, au1 cruel persecution ot England Tor NOR
| 'l.ufAres centuries. Ro'h letter were oiierei 20
I'm serted ou the minutes aha answers sem 'o '''
f writers.
4 arranging some cttahs OF the IrocreaisS 81 'le
I Convention. M order 20 make IT'S MOVES ant o1-
. .tc-~ generally understood, ana p, To NhrtiitI u
would not be advisable - meet scmi monthly Oh
mont. y md rot weekly. IN tbs cisc'.sin Nts>r,
Dee Reilly. ENktr. Nc1.auus .nu O'Aefs iOoA part
1jr DWltr-f for ore, am opposed to oar elS-
.ngu9 our ulcb ir meetings ior tie present. lferc
never Wa a1] movement made i.f iae Soo-
ana fcNiiNAihH ID ..i' i''''. it' '-
posed b., some Who nd >eiush interest," I'D >.'''...
t;c who came from heaven and took ,lof 10 ouI
humanity. go open 30 u> the ea,el co. t.D-l. ..''.
Lad h., opponents End ciumuia'pr, "c ' r.-
rof. th,r e~,c0f ooscare and IF dm -Avi-
,,,rcs the-o arc scfucers gong around DiIun-
rtot.ro orr motives and proplessur oYr fan o..
If "a, ro,, eve lp our meeting 0ey WNi glory ID
evil work arl say nat We nave gwen up m despair
If eHtctng any good. They say, indeed. tnai "e
cannot ana MI not l..cci ary. trus' tACy Will
prove false prophets and that. although m sorry
ID Soy some of iltm are iuhren, tnJt fleir saving
and proplesies were tLc cmana'ior, 81 pad ln'cn-
So, l'-' sb 30 ,,.,,,..,,g.. ,ftt.l. Donver-
80 81 .,,..,r,ts and hoy con,cruCrflv. blinded
a., ,.,.tf ,..ttyes yorfd IAN renrc-. * every
-, -, ~. ~, ',. IN -, ..u and ocaf to nleadings
~, c,s.,.Ico md ~ lon. thet themselves are.
y, 80 ,c,.e..sr hfi, t.e disease 4 sheen iufects