New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
temperance Demonstration I'm Connecticut-
State Mass Meeting.
IN H.
NEw.HAvRN, Wednesday, March 10.


Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
A Mass Convention Of the frieads Of
the Maine Liquor Law assembled in Brewsssr
Hall this morning, to see what can be done 10
promote the cause Of Temperance. The alien
dance was large, and the Hall crowded; dole.
gates being present from all parts Of the STATE.
The meeting was called TO order by Rev. r. Halt,
Editor of The Fountain. on whose motion B. Hudssa,
ESQ, OF Hartford, was called to the chair, with
Timothy Williams, and seven Others, as Vics.presr
dents, and r. L. Beecher and L. C. Rogers, as Sssfe
tariss. Committee OF one from each County. oil
which Mr.. Hale was Chairman was appointed v
report business for the consideration OF the Con-
ventiOD.
Letters approving the passage OF ala~ simiiaS@
that Of Maine, in regard to the rum traffic. were re-
esived from all the Wing and Free Soil candidates
for State officers, except Mr. Webb, Free Solsf, fof
Secretary OF STATE. This gentleman 10 generally
believed TO be favorable to the law, but By some &C.
cdent. pIossby his letter failed 10 reach the Cos
veniion. Circulars were addressed 20 ths peno.
cIatic-alias Tum-candidstes for State oihcss Dus
not one responded; mum is tho word win snsm -
The following 10 the letter of MI. kendnck, 'ns
Wing candidate for Governor:
WATERBURY, Saturday. March s, iel
GENTLEMEN: Yours of ths 3lh last, IL rscsysd Iss
inquire whetheI If elected 20 the office of Gosern,f
would give my odesl aepcef, tbs ensc msn Of s.s.
ssls Of Intoxicating liquors as a beverages. Ia.
Ny reply IA as follows: In 1915. when msmsu o. ~
House Of hspIe.entaves voted Tor tne az spc asss
enacted tbst session. giving the control Of ns "A''
matter TO the towrs
In isi6. when member Of he Senate. voted asas.
the first section If the resent law which was sascsa AZ
that ssslos. BET asss pIsfsrfed the law OF issS
Ten psrsnes men ssnsrsy bat vie, became ~ ps
SEPT Law under it, faa a. the best thss Can
AZ The lass s.s.loa II the Gsssal Assembly Prss
dent Of ssnsls placed at the bead Of ms Coan,
New I. be n favor ef the law rhch was pst,asd b o.
that AZ also u tas cause II rsm2sAacs
sneh bsvs been ny public ac.s ~ Isis.n 70 ne ss%,
liquors by which acts the Of ths Leg stature 50 pss
such laws las well ~ TIE pSopnsy % g. dong In no cav
II should be elected 70 tbs oscs Of Govsrss mishs
nsIt Cereal Assembly pass the Maine Lsw o.
viii Of the people Their ssfsssata,'esia
Yours with respect. GREss kKsDsi'A'
Rev. Il. b. Eals. &c Com. -,
Mr. Hale, Chairman Of tho Bdsine" Conmi"s''
reported the following resolutions. which, sef s9n'
discussion, were unanimousIy adopted;
KessIved That the tndaure sirse ~ r,.s
directly Of $4,000 Ee an ally. f,f ilu .ss IL,
In this county should aarm every trre pau ~ sy.ss
HIM up and d-eruinet mo .. 20 co.
the systsm. the products OF rhch sse >o'sfv 'es''
Resoired That veil atss,ed fac. prove bs7oad 81 CO.
tirg sncy that fu four e. Ia o. al be pages assi,
ktate, and shths OF all the crime, arc e.
Tsc.abs to tns sals AID use Of ,nsss ,saai.
ties would wsnderfuy inces,e COR po~srs Of ihhaHJ
people our fscIstiss for dsmes ie hsDoistss 40 ",
ability sBccsss.ull, TO develop our Numerous fss"s
R,soi.ed Tbs, the untold evil, which are the lssue
ard Inevitable nuts Of the liquor uaf5c. can never
DO, "a from society until that us5c itself 10 asciA
public n vi, nee ssd abe, ishsd az such
Resolced That erperislce m the bcsAss fyssa AZ
IL lsst c,utury shows thai tins liquor ss
cas- mol be regulated aud that be evils Of
can aver be eradn stsd until TINS laAsnsse 81 zoe
chef Ju,tlcs Dassss IN 1895 tue usnis ia spfts'
leu IA ts elssssc with oosa'eI fsins sad pHscy'
r. he hat
Tor me aeon pl Of this result 70 the MALE
Isv heir sousi lust akd specific n iss prov
esinently vel susd u. aecsmphsh sne ooec'sd HAN"
Es,ored. That the Name Law in substance. 10 whhv
,es6 h Con- ecc1 and what Anst labor, prey as
vats for ana that viii act be eyptsns wsa snytass
isss str, gent than this in It's prsvlsicas
R>soirsd, That the poson taken by tbe state Tcmpsr
sncs ssesty and ths Gzzd pissn al the sons o. isn
eeI srcs IT thar annual ssnss, that no satsdzses
Erscstsve osLeeis,stye receive The san -
sfTsDpssAcs nss. slss bsy ere ksswa 20 b fsssss~s