New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

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TgE LADIES AND TEMPERANCE.-The
Ladies Of the Seventh Ward met on Friday afternoon,
pursuant 10 previous notice in Mr. Van Wsgners Tenn
pcrapce Tent, In Maiisou near Jefferson street, not
withstaudng the rain the Orepar OF the day, whseh
preveuted many who would otherwise have been
urcseut As Il was, there enough u the fair
daughters Of our C5y present enter upon the prom-
marie, of forming Ladies Seventh Ward Temperance
Alliance After consultation as to the proprety Of en-
gazing in this effort and the probable success Of the
undertaking. there but feeling expressed upcn
the subject, VIZ The time has now arrived when Il IS
necessary 70 second the efforts OF kindred institutions,
ana the only way IN which good be accomplished
Ia by united action
Therefore 4! as resolved AMI deemed eNpedl snt 10
enter into the "a AMI do al in power TO stay tho
tide OF Ipenperance which Is increasing TO such an
alarming extent in ourmidst
DR. Riycuhurg Of the Executive Committee, aud 4.
l. TheoU, Corresponding Secretary OF the Ward ALI
ancs being present the former caleb to the Chs,
and the latter appointed Secretary, pro TEN.
twas then resolved to appoint Committee OF three
Ladies to draft Constitution and Bylaws, which
accordingly done. On motion, Committee OF i've
Ladies' were appointed to nominate permanent oiheers
TO hold Office for one year Resolution carried snRHi
mously and committee selected Tor thatpurpose,
There being no other business before the meeting on
motion. it was resolved to adjourn to meet on ehis)
Monday afternoon at pig O'clock hear the report Of
the committees and transact such other business shall
come before them.
Its hoped the ladies' of the Seventh Ward will como
cut and encourage us IN this noble effort Let the tent
be crowded to overlooking with those who know how
10 sympalhsc with the unfortunate the subject demands
your earnes, and candid attention for who sufers moro
than woman from the evils Of incompetence. You sea
your daugbtcrs-your sisors-your female friends
brought 70 desututlon, want and poverty through thu
fundamentally ofinoxicating drinks which Is spread.
In dcsolaon and who through the different grades of
society VIVA, appropriate sphere can woman
engage In than the benevolent object Of the Temper.
ance cause nyour interest your comfort your hsppi
ness aud that Of the family circle is stake. Is not
necessary to URGE the Importance OF tho subec any
further
Let Va have such a demonstration Of the ladies, not
only Of this Ward but of the surrounding Wards this
afternoon that will tell upon the eastenplrl OF our City.
VAN WAGNER's BIG TENT.-The ex-
ercses Of Sunday at this beautiful Pavilion were of
a most interesting character At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Rev.
Lucien Bdrllegh preached truthful (enutled
the Rumselers Sabbath large audience, with much
eject
There was another large gathering at P. NJ Mr. Van
Wagner and others addressed the meeting with much
power
ASP NJ, the tent was cummed ID s utmost "a.
pacy by most respectable and highly intelligent
dence Of ladies' and gentlemen, who listened with In.
tense interest to the speeches Of the evening. Tho
meeting was opened with prayer by Rev Mr.. Matchet-
Mr. Beck then addressed the meoJngin his earnest and
interesting manner, after which Rev Mr. Walters
spoke IN most touching manner, relating some Of the
most thrilling Incidents ia his experience, calling forth
many tear throughout the assemblase Others adj
dressed The meeting and the exercises Of the evening
were Of deeply Interesting character and cannot fail
to leave an udei5c impression for good on this large
and rum.oyerlowing city.
Mr. Van Wagner addressed large meeting in the
evening In another part Of the city. Don't forget tho
ladies meeting at the tent afternoon at o.
clock.
TEMPERANCE ~ MANHATTANvILLE,-
The friends Of Temperance in that rising and flourish.
Ing part the City waking up 10 their duty in earn
est An Alliance his been formed auxiliary to the
Twelfth Ward Alliance 4 public meeting was held
Thursdsy evening and although The weatherwas stormy
and the streets very muddy the church was well ilct
Addres es were made by the President, Mr. r. c.
Audrls. Mr. Leigh and Mr.. Warren, Of the Csy All.
sDce. Rev. Mr. IoEes and NJ. C. C. North. The meet
ING vas very Interesting and mus! result in good The
developments made of RUNS dongs, the peoples prlsL
lee and the voters duties warmly responded TO
by the audience. 40 the close Of the meeting, tgegs
voters were declared added to the principles and pledge
oGtho Alliance and large number Of ladios syaet
themselves Of tails opportunity express their oppro7l
a.. 81. q affl IN. do lrr
thevcoud to Gee them carried out similar branch D.
the Twelfth Ward Alliance has also been formed NJ Hlf
lem. AZ Csruausgi,le ard Yorkgle They intend taR
the Twelfth Ward shall be represented By Mline La~
nan ia be mess, Assembly.
TrIsu MEETING AT IARLEM, \. y
There has Itely been established at Iulom' By la
I.,hrcn and "a ccn5ln.s o. lfishmen residing there,
society Tor the benevolent p1pose Of aiding the SEX and
tur,ir, the deed TITS Society h9s been namci tas
Trrle, rereyoeu Society. j. has been regaiaIiy or
rsrfl.3 and Tie following gentlemen have been ap.
rotd for The prcseH, % sugeIir.eud rs workings VIZ:
Terence MGalre. President ue.h Nsstsrson, Woo
President; Timothy kennedy, Secretary James Dlay,
assistant -ecrcury John Murray, Treasurer. VsF
lance Committee. John Farley william Montgomery,
Michael Muruy, Martin heuy, a1i Michael Gallagher.
THE NEiGrER DE'IoTsTRATIoN.-Aa-
tier meeting Ct TIE Committee q Delegates from re
CIVIC -aciadeF, was tell 70 Montgomery Han, 90 s.llr'
day u..ht. uw.s vo-y re.pectabiy attended Mr. DO
Egoy Fre,le-l Of te Edna Benevolent society a
New4.k, presented himself and sail that as 5asiey
v0ud llae o. gera,e with their friends IN this Ciy,
.n doing honor TO the irish Lzlo, bu, that az thcf
naet-g would nor take race uatH wednesday ere
Ming ihcy would uo be- able % sen1 Delegates % baos
1r ap1siLonh tie 'ile, whe.egy4n a lSsolution "is
moved ard carried, inaE those societies that could not
cuyeLieniiy sr.ld Tueiday o. Ut b. baoticd i)r,
lsGtheir Del e--s we've present Tatnss wererelaraet