New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

~ Half Century Tribute Convinced ourselves
9ro 1isuTsd by one.S u At ,he vide circulation Of THE
TEMPERANCE, with its valuable Appendix prepared By
Rev Mr. MARSH our Corresponding Secretary, would be
eMineny useful invite the Trends Of the cause ia every
pace 10 rsise iGuos sud place copy 10 each family
Permanent Temperance Document II will be furnished
n The h9ncsomes syle At our Office. fs Nassau.st. at
Fight Dolias hundred. ShOut this number be cir
culse1 IN CD Place The result IN revvng ard sireng
ing The eude of The cause might he OF the hsppest char
Donations also 10 AID 10 general graIuitous
ANsoN PHELPS, EoMUsD L JAMES, DID,.
THOMAS De WITT, DID, Joan D. HURLsUr,
THOMAS DENNY, JOIN BOWLING Do
WILLIAM i. DODGE. BENJAMrN HowLAvD,
STEPHEN TYING. ID. JAsPAR CoRxNG
Erccuhrc Com Of me american Temperance Union.
New York, M1rch lo, 1851.
SAYS the Rochester star;
We Wish 10000 pies off, be
place whn he rsech the community and We
are nasnt hat some Of wealthy Temperance cou5 no.
l.. ifan IN a'eiag 10 easct tais Object
SAYS l. NJ. Sargent ESQ OF Boston:
Saws Gen. S. f. Cary Of Cincinnati:
"Anong the many written he ub sot t4nPer'ncs
;. Gg :, he % c hs ..,s ssi , A''' ''0'
Says the Lancaster Gazette, Pa
su'.t-y snd eq reae,rs, Of the progress pres
OF he cause should be possessed OF IT. mi6lt
" Notice 10 Architects and BuiIde-s.-The
Peoples Washing and Bathing Association" having pur-
chased land for the purpose OF building prepared 10
receive plane, which he sent 10 Particulars
OF he SIZE Of the ground and tho OBJECTS OF the es'sb s
chsng e-pece1New-York March "a 1851
MARCUS SPRING, EDW WIGHT,
A H. WETMORE, ALFRED PELL
o 2. WOODFORD, RIGID WARREN,
mis- 6, Building Committee.
~ Third Ward.-UNlON ONE AND fNsEPA-
RAbLE -Ata Meeuug Of the Third Ward WING Com
mittee held atthe Ward Committee Room, Friday even
ing March a. 1851 the following Resolutions were unani
meusy accepted
disappoh alton the efforts made and being made u sepa
rate the Wing party IN this state into distinctive factions
and perceive neither the necessity the proprety Of
any Bppe alOn other than that OF Democratic Whg-that
believe the cardinal doctrines which all Wings may
unite as common household OF faith, 10 be- IN point ofim
pOrsnce mmeasureby superior the present unhappy
differences existing in The party.
Resoped Thst we consider Unjust and therefore protest
against the strenuous exeriOns certain persons aud
journals commit 10 AbolilOnsm those who have never
acted with that parry and whose wnoe lie justly NJ such
Resolred That, in view Of the present condition Of
ticns All s II becomes matter Of paramount import
this State shall be represented IN the Senate Of
the United States by firm and reliable supporter OF The Ma
ttOnsl Admipisration ard we are persuaded that the
Wing members Of The Legislature would most comp etey
attain end the or union, and mOst
effectively rebuke disunous,s and extremists BY an ear.
nest and undivided support Ofthe regular nominee.
paor Esb has erife3 and received The cordial op,o
baton Of the Wings ofihe saehs, has been calculated
to sustain enlightened and liberal Wing policy aud has
been such to preclude any suspicion Of his integrity and
devotion the Wing fai'h-a fun tHmentGl principle OF
which fh IT, as IL ever has BEEN devotion 10 the Union
We believe that the emp force hiw Into Identity
with those who advOcae Resistance Law doctrines
wholly variance with the precepts OF tue Wing creed ID
be most unwsrrsntsble snd uniust
who Ike good ard true, acknowledging allegiance 10
thtrpaTiy supported The regular an1 unanimously nomna
ted candidate entitled the confidence and respect OF
the party thrcU bout the sste
Rssored That deeply depiore the course of those
members Of he Legislature who have hitherto acted witi
aud who their present position TO the Wing party but
no have chosen pursue course resulting m the
The senate Of the United States u syore aad
wel-red Of New orone too, whose every act ald
expression were open criticism. This Withholding OF
suppori-Gssguiug a The absence Of pledges
when II is The well known and long established Wing
tht pledges both unnecessary and Objectionable
we believe TO have been extremely inndci0us; aud
conviction. that continuance IN this
course thereby causing this State % he either epresent
uHrepresented in OF the United States Is
most unwiSe
Reoircd That yield most cordial support 10 the
State and National Adminisuetons-hat recognise
facrouA appt nion in the Wing party. and Central
Committee OF the SRts the regularly oh )sen at
s. september, 1885, and whose bessis alone we
fee bound to regard.
By order of The Committee
OSCAR w. sTURTEVANT, Chairman.
Gto w PMMsK Secretaries nils la
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Hair or Whkers the moment Ia applied without least
injury II entirely free from unpleasant odOr and can be
washed with the strongest Immediately II 10 applied,
without waiting to dry For SALE applied al BATcHEL'
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