New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01


a,s "a inch c.nnet yield IT, or where -stsr is in
ana proc ucce Of dIseaye and 1t should th.reors
p. as WISE and bensfcsnt provision Of Divine
Resotved That malt liquors are cheap substitutes for
WIFE, poseessbg Its nutritye and most Of lts nvgoEaas
qaalnes while dsuled hqsors. and stronger extracts
nom VIE or matt censInng is th.r strongest state
urnt Tor mechanical purposes alcoho-a liquid which
[" Fever Peseg, sIs ~ I By any living beings
kesorea That IN attfiburas amount Of
paupensm wee sr crime the popular of thess osE
esses .ne ota abstinence fanatics sutf OF cen,a
aou9ot and oss ID Il ose Mahomstan countries wn.Te
. t apsneIce Is ris'dy observed arelgioas day
IA ms county II - well Known 20 the police. .lAs
the principal classes ofthevs burglars forgss samb',s
ans ~ l9ie are temperate dspsnsableQul
Resoed That asdue amount Of plupsrsm and cr ne
IN the Cry Of New York assigned by these faascs to
port and metropolis is the receptacle and reseryo OF the
discharged AlmsHcuses and Peritsnuariss OF Esrops
fcaies IN their as eyder ces II their 6siss WORTHY
Objects OF public charity.
Resolved That the state in the aorty report upon
the s before the LEGISLATURE that tn lao 900 per-
sons nave been arrested this City WIKI the asst few
and scsrdalous falsehsod come whence il may though
perfectly consistent with 9th eetos stiscs this
Del peins more than onehsf Of entire adult popua
ton Of both sexes And If we in e,lantry deduct the fe
mses nom tas report. IL inevitably folo~s from these
arrested fer drunkenness within shsr period aiding
the 10000 members Of the TemDrsLce SDeie.ies.
kesofceo That the despOtic bill pending in the Leg
isature is usurpaton Of the constitutional and eIcs-
nve power of Congress to regulate trade and c,mmscs
State berg limited to nspeeson and police laws rssa
lstng traffic within municipal localities and not extending
TO traffic general throughout the state to tue
hIbIilon sfsny artice Of commences with other States
Resolved Thatas decision Of the Supreme Court the
Urieo states has been gwen upon the csnst ut,nay OF
the ans Law favor ofsny principle asios 90
seIe oau be fairly alleged. as is now distinctly done in
before The Lssisla,ure Of his State
Resored. That this bill is further unconstitutional az
CT post f0cfo law, violating contracts ade and Jnhs
csirg propery poIcisssd under former laws some 81
whica aie laws Of Congress still In forces and i still
C(p fna of
10 and compuso'y processes FOR Witnesses guaraAtsed
R,s0red Tbst he orc.mert of the hrcatensd Law
m the CITY IF New York ard its neignboraood would IN
capital nvesed OF at sas! ~ mlIons Of dollars DUNG
ihe first year; VIII the State at iarge. the agr
cultural hr. wing al other interests asd employ meats.
won produce loss at present rcalculabe which
must be considered BY every temperate and impartial
mind rs wapten sacrifice to the arrogant demands Of
RlsoIred That while we are fully convinted the p,pu
Uee .O o & r RGI sna 81
which heI have been accustomed, eya yTannlch edci
it, violation their personal and CONSTITUTIONAL rights.
and stigma their moral and national character,
regard with still gieater apprehe nson the general
sion Of the law and the contempt would inspire for leg
islaon in the abstract, sourc.s OF demoraza,n aud
debasemeht, from which our community IL now happily
Resolved That while deeply depore the suspension
business smountlns upon oallens ooo!rscts alone, 70
deprived Of empsyment under the mere OF
sands from actual enactment together with dis,o
luton Of all existing ties POLITICAL CONNIE rcial domestic
and nsyab. sesSs rs.Sr s.ne.y spps
rent.
tiOn and action in opposition TO this ntoer
able law and to all its advocates and supporters whether
in or out Of the Legislature " the greatest snsne, Of
American name.
The following is the full title Of the
pamphlet of Is quarto pages, distributed at the Trip
Ter Hall meeting on FRIDAY night:
A RATIONAL APPEAL TO AMERICAN CIfI-
ZENS; THEIR INTELLIGENCE. MORAL DIGNITY AND Po-
LITIcAL VIGILANCE AGAINST DEsPorIc LEGISLATION,
ABSOLUTELY INHIBITING THE ACCUSTOMED BEyER-
AGES OF THE PEOPLE, AT THE DEMAND OF CERTAIN
AscgTIc SOCIETIES, PROCESSING TO BIZ REFORMED
DRUNKARDs BEING A FULL EXPOSITION THE DAM
GBROUs INFLUENCE or DELIRlUN TREmEss AND MANIA
AcTER. New York Printed and publ shed for the EI-
ecutvs Committee of Vigilance and Defense. 1884,
1t will be seen that no printer is bold enough to
acknowledge the typography of the document.
Revenue cutter Forward, Capt. Nones,
arrived here few days ago from her station off the
Delaware. She has been supplied with new square,
sail yard, and having been cleaned and furnished in
the usual nautical STYLE is in just the trim to suit
the taste OF her veteran Commander, and to fit her
for any peaceful service In which she may be on
gagged.
In our report upon the submarine ope-
rations on the rocks in Hur Gate Channel addressed
to Walter r. Jones, Esq, President OF the New.
York Life Saving Benevolent Association. published
in Mondays Tribune, typographical error was
made in the proof sheet sent us; the Sun Mutual
Insurance Company were omitted in the list of names
of subscribers to the loan to deray the expense of
removne the rocks from the channel Of Hurl Gate
About al o'clock on Friday morning,
Officer Scott OF the Twentieth Ward while on duty
iii the Sixth av., observed two persons, named Au-
eustus Nichols, an old state Prison bird, and Mary
Oliver alias Stanley aias Smith passing the corner
OF Thirty first st with quantity Of broadclo!h IN
their possession, which the officer suspected to be
stolen property. He Immediately proceeded to arrest
the IN, when Nichols drew slung shot nom MS
pocket and struck the officer a powerful blow with
upon the side OF his face he then ed but the Of
fcer although very seriously wounded, succ seded
in srresting his companion In inc course OF me me
Twentieth Ward, and Drake OF the Nineteentn,
succeeded in apprehending Nichols, VINO, Win MS
companion, was LOGGED In the station, mousse. ~
was then ascertaned that at about O'Clock on me
same morning the clothing establishment, NO OIL!
Hudson. had been broken into aud robbed OF about
5000 worth OF cloths, ves!pg and ready male clotn.
ing, with which the burglars made on. Aooas xa'o
worth of this property was subsequently found IN a
vacant lot where Nichols and his companion mad
thrown i. when first overhauled by Officer Scois.
In the course of the morning. the ofhcers aoove-
named visited the premises occupied ey the accused,
in Sirth ay between Thirty-hrst and Tnirty-sec-
ond ats which on searching, they discovered more
of the stolen property, and large number oil pawn
tickets for goods which had been pawned at Slmp-
snn,s estabIishmen Mt, on which he had paid about
$3.50. These tickets we're taken to Simpson. woo az
once handed over the goods, TO the amount OF about
SEQ. consisting of pieces and part pieces OF SILKS,
a,ins and in fact dry goods OF almost every descp-
ton. the proceeds OF numerous shspitins opera.
carried on in the upper part Of the City These
Goods are now q. the Jefferson Market Police Court
ssws;tins owners The officers also arrested at the
house Of the above. named parties several OF tnen
accomplices. whose names are James Eleridgs'
800 Pstrrew, Rachael La Fargo, and James H.
Sn,,h ali Of whom were taken before Justice Nc
Gath and committed for examination
On Wednesday morning young man
named Frederick Schroeder suddenly disappeared
from he store OF his employer, Dederick Morrisse
GROCER doing business at the corner OF washington
sspd Hammond SIS. and nothing han been heard OIL
him since His employer. it seems left nm alone
in the store and ON his return found that the money
drawer had been broken open and 81 stolen there.
rom. and his clerk gone One Of the neghoors s.a'os
that the saw two enter the grocery, one OF wnom