New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
NETWORK.
The Maine Law in Catskiil-Dr Crameson-
The Ruru. Dt.-xict-sev Duteh Church
C,rski,l and Schenectady Railroad.
Cor-sspercsncs Of ThsN.Y Tr'sale.

CcT-ssrCEcs1cc OF lnf N i 4ED1-e.
CATsKILL, Ao.dsT, March % lo5--
We are waking up in Catsk.l- Like
our old prs,o,ype, Rip Van Wmkle. tPeaae 10 avs
ashes) we have been asleep for years VIM 0u'
population Of tsenty.sisAt hundred, Te have oeen
LETTING our bakers cozen Of grcg-sho2s alone 20 20
their work. yu. COW we have awakened and mean
70 give long pull, a strong pull aud palI si'o-
g,ther f,pe eea-bus a. any rate III foT tne Maine
Law. On this subject s;least il ne csn 90 70 more,
we will FAKE you In tie South plri Of our State
Know tha. there IS ga North Oar local papers
which have had roo7n tor ss7e OF the g 'frss' and
.. s,.ansrs,eBt~ Arguments Of ine =" Satanic press
asasrst the law have, BY force OF public sentiment
been cancelled 10 conquer ;Ae.T pre- udices' saa
give tie other aide hearing.
4. On, people have long felt that the pure lhfis
o,,-s atmosphere that floats in t1e sAa-oT Oh our
,su cIfg has been sufficiently eonfaIIln atsd oy me
tprnes Of our eyog.shops Trey hsve iet tcaE some
thing ogkf 20 ard nus. Be core 70 stem TIE tce oi
Communication consequentupon run selling Ihey
have afsayed 10 DO il, and, under existing laws
have found themselves poserless. ms po"erisss-
n.ss beeat apathy, ant, "a have raid, we have
been assep-o obliged to go, a. II were, WIN closed
eyes past open grcg'shops, a. cDs SesleL. scen.s
Of saSba,h- desecratlOn, 20 arc iron eur places OF
worship Nov, one Ting we know that, whereas
we were bind. d0 aotc see. " o zee TIE re nedT
Tor these evils ~ no Maine Law, sno though bat a
litle ety. we mean 10 maze an effort through
escape the Csttgciou hat some o. our larger
ones il We may &c rom their ultra conservatism
ard the opposition Of their Jesulilcal and Ss-
tsnIc DRESS, are II oest Inoitisfen. %.
Yeslef1ay. Rtv Dr. CHAMPION, ar agent OF the
s'ate Society, preached Ia tHo OF our churches on
the subject VI TEMPERANCE. Ii vas announced that
be would lecture this evening il tle Court House,
the Maine Ian aad kindr Cd topics. The interest
he mad excIed by his p.eac ing tended 80 III she
house Old men and fneieerS, young men anc cnli-
drsn, focked 10 hear ham, filing the room and the
passage lsacirg 20 At Some, too, who were won; to
crook the pregnant hinges o. she sb''c' were
there. After the organization OF the meeting, and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Howard, the DR.. commenced
MS spe scn and Kept the interest Of the large audi
ence for nearly Two hours 1t vas to the point
strong ard effective. To give an adequate isea Of
II within my limit. is inprscticable Suffice /, 70
ssy that he aIragned the preEent laws, and showed
their Ipsdtquacy for good. H." SAID he, "the
traffic in liquor is a good traffic, why not leave ~
open for every one to engage ia Why conhne II 70
q few TIE laws create a monopoly Odious and not
10 be tolerated Ii this democratic land. II, on the
other hand, the traffic be bad Oae, why cio.he u
with the sanction OF law OF what consequence Is
II 10 the widowed mother whether the murderer
and his victim obtained the rum n al maddened both
at a licensed or unlicensed gTog-sncpl OF whaIcon-
sequence rs IL 10 society Z" lie gave history o. the
Name Law from It's Inception 10 its final passage
illustrated ito ac;ionpaid his espects in 10 at'er.
ing terms to his srI0Ior Robert H. Morris, FOR his
representations OF the Law, made IN MS rltfsn
speech al the Iumselers' meeting IN your Clyde
med that under It private houses could be searched
without good reason to suspect that rum was kept
ia them TOR SAFE &C. &c. In conclusion, he said We
need tAs law 20 protect Legs ators-to protect
them from scenes OF detanchsry II our Legislative
Halls. such wltue sed not long since az Alba
ny, when one Member attempted 10 drink another
drunk and got oruns hinself-and get another had
10 be carried hOHe dead drunk.
The speech Old good l. has klndled RESOLUTION !
thai inspiresus with hope Of better days Can you
rot seue US BeecbCr or a Cuyler to fan the hame
now burning, to yet greater intensity
IN lieu Of string OF resolutions, coliecaon /
was mace 10 aid the cause. One individual gave |
t0 eDty dollars, few ten, some five, and many one |
dollar Of Lesser pieces there were not a few and
the etiDg adjourned, satisfied that through the
Legislature, or Orr tie gislaiue, he Maine Law
must pdSS.
The burnt district here is only partially reclaimed
However, several dwelling houses. AID the bapAs.
Church, neat, unpreiending building nave Deen
have their new ecidce almost completed 1t IS
building Oflsrse 6imensiors, aud II MISTAKE MOI,
vii do credit 20 your Mr.. Jackson the aEchltec,
who planned 1t. know nothing OF orders" 50 az
to give an intelligent description Of sutlce II to
saw that II is not" American GOEllc,' th6t second
mother of Sbomins,ions.' Ii is H9sss4 q believe
that ~ the wcro) by high tower, n when is 10 De
hung bell heavy and loud enough 10 wsken all TIE
cid Or ounC Rios no i0sy De aslesp IN the hollow
or Inour ian. when tAey ought 10 be preparing Tor
Their Sabbath outles.
Aferwe have secured the passage Of the Maine |
Law We snail give our attention 10 the eOnstrue- /
tion Of The Csukil AMI Schenectady Rsulosd. /
Weston travellers reed n0i TO lay gI0unded cor |
hears On cur river boats as they do nov at Caste-
ton nor need Western pr0dScs, SEEKING Q1iSh
market, be subjected 70 like delays All wll saKs
~ FvxI - this point, ana win unleiioPle~ Ae't
g,-lcn, Cow speedily INTO your City. - De T. 3 @.