The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-21
Tho Holy Alliance or Tcetosalisrs.

meeting, In connection with this association va.
Lels Iast tv.nug st the Eleventh Ward Presbyterian
Church. Nins-sn,hs II the audience were ladies'
Mr. Llvras said that the subject OF Temperance vas
OF irsItcenosnt Importance, and NOT Asoated;
ard that 1t r,Ttd With great weight at the present
time end Ire munity were beginning 70 feel t. It
res work ths wound requice all thel. energy, and
net TO be settled IN II also bad interest In
the con rucc o. tie United States. Tne finn avenue
would tlow mp tie hog'heads cf the Five Points,
lie lad idea OF tho s.rsr 9Th Of the cause, aud
mary Ct It's aivocatss were unk1osipgly simul-
famous in their Efforts Phe commercial interests
b. piIg % sseit y cir claims send forth they
champions ~ iie He did not wish TO sss thu
aue lsw pfstd nhss its advocates hal good reason
fer What they ug. 8v moan t. understand the
cnettiou in an ~ bsarnys ard wished them to do so
Ailudrg 10 the yieh to testran rum selling he referred
The botisc cCde which u laid down that tbs
oEEer OF IN OK VAC addicted 10 g01.uy was killed,
together Win the animal whea the later gorei
50 that h 6ed ard iusututed comparison Nov, tney
Ola lot instnd 70 sotofar as tn.t d. they seknow-
legged he prircine ~hich from higs scshcrity
10 referred To Biasts;onss cowmentr-ies tvol ~ in
which fhsr writer pirsd the principle, OF municipal
lswtbat every paird with his natural rights !c
tha purpose Of receiving back proteJtye iss and 10 h
obserygkc VI vhich hs hpnad himself lie cited tA.s
eminent authority answer to arguments which hsi
beep used 70 the legality Of ths sought FOR prohibition,
1t had been raid hAr the law II enacted could not %
enforced Ia rply that he asked II the in Sabtants
the United staea not law observing peo
plel kea Dow lad s,lo Aia remarkaos faetthat no
.ropcss the sbyngeton az the Maine Law. phsy RAJ for
Their supporters 'ha conservative portion Of tbe
munt --ihsy hal hIsElan. who had hefcrs hesitated
sod they had I'll of the community with them
lie related the circumstance Of Writ he hsd nsde
ucatic gsy uEn. kiH observation ~ fao drunk
ard there. ana express bir horror. lie hoped
see the community clothed. and in issrigns saiut.n
Prof ewEETnsn addressed The assembly Ia speech Of
great length aud hitch la repeatedly stated only
infringement ii what he Intended to say lie declared
that every hun an and ieninias virtue had been
into the abyss If int. importance lie described In elo
gueEt language the in the life OF dfnukard
upon his Hife and children, ard denounced the hypo.
ersy and sorluess OF the rume,ier II lay With the
audiences tosEy whether not pruhbitory law should
| lie ensetsd for this state
| The Rev Dr. Dow,inG ne-t introduced Re re.
marked inst the subject OF temperance refsn had
sured phase They now attaching the eta
Gel itself They bad sbown the community re !. prsu-
cples and had compelled thtr consent 10 their
They had keyre tabor To perform. They had sc tina.
intoxicating liquor, were only unaaoeassry bat II,
every were iriulicus TO the health IIe was CON
vnced that pToA.hitory law the opiy means q
Suppiessrg ths tslis If nep peranco Men were fesr
frl ofinrtirg thei po!oal nterestr buk be said the
community Telc u favor or the toia prohsitio, OF
this traffic, In The divisions Ct party politics. men touu
it difficult "a AnoH !ns whom they SHOULD gcte. mao
vo:ec citizen a'G net Christian, thsn. when the
devil got tie citizen; what wonld become % TIA Chris
TAM fLnuahterl sire.tsnths of the csiac whsh war
committed might Attributed to the effect iutoxicat-
Ing drink 1bu reverend gentleman amused the audit.
ence ~ len5th by the narration CT anecdotes of th4
| parable HAD
ore two other speakers seu,wed, ar3 collection
having been made 10 aesay expenses. the assemh.y
sit