The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

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grsssss In the political and religious circles ofths
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the vssy hrst ao that en- impstus to fresdom "a
nu u sy ys'n telling IL. psop ssst sns 3,
not 70 drink what eur own free will tells as to drink
Gentlemen when amongst any community . portion Of
furious to the people at becomes the imperative
duty Of men 70 organize their strength and to express
beyond which the advocates unjust principles shouN
not psss He then read the remonstxanos against tina
Maine law, which the that adopted In New
York and moved % expressing the sense Of the
meeting and carried unsB imousy
Loud calls being made for Mr. Howard, he Sams TOR
met here to- night for several Of which Is
thst good oitissns which all pfoessto b. We have
and fesng on any subject which sgtsted before the
community; and It Is sstisfaoion to know that, In
free country which this Is supposed to be, as yet ne
h1gherAw fanstiotm has been able to take away this
privilege. Another that feed it duty to
express most emphatcsi opposition to tho pssssge
Liquor Law, BY State Legial.ure matter whether
said law Is supported by self styled Holy Alliance Of e.
city Of York by elaborate and arsu-
mont that all good and cgens should oppose such
an unvarrantsbie infringement Of their rights as ths
passage OF raid law such law is passed what to
prevent other laws being made immediately to abolish
the manufacture and OF tobacco and. finally the
Legislature In their moherly cAre OF their beloved con-
sttuents supported upheld by their brethren Of the
ocal,d Holy Alliance, will feel compelled enact Law
that all citssDs OF this State shall be compelled to At
tend regularly particular church under pain of as
and imprisonment. Until within . few wosks the mis-
called friends Of temperance have supposed they
would receive no opposition to their nefarious de-
signs except from the retailers. brewers, and dis
tillers and come few Of the wholesale dealers 10
iiqsos.i viii not mention the importer Tho Law.
ing they admit it would be interfering with tho uni
ted States customs and revenue laws but when they
raw the names Of great portion Of the most respect
able citizens of Nov York attached to the call OF
meeting last week in that city and when they the
immense enthusiasm there hbted without aid Of
paid music (alludng to the Aleghenans and the dii
gushing remarks OF self styled reformed drunkards,
some Of whom but avail the opportunity to fall back to
suits them we'll The speaker here referred to the pill
grmsge of John Cough to the Five Points, years
disciples Of the Holy Alliance in addressing tho farmers
in the northern and western portions Of the 8tate had
been extremely careful TO avoid giving the details OF the
Maine law leaving them to suppcss that 1t merely
law to impose restrictions on dealers
in liquors, to prevent increase Of drunkenness
One ofthe weaithiest farmers OF Madison county told
him he speaker last week. that he had been laboring
under such deuson and that himself aud neighbors
had freely signed the Alliance petitions; but coming to
planned to him and seeing at the interest he and
the ret Of the large asrcalturts lad prevent its pas
his influence againstt remonsrsnce the Legis-
ature num-rousy signed shortly to be from
that county The referred to other instances Of
now about being taken to the exact amount OF
agricultural products yearly purchased from the farmers
BY the brewer and dstsr and when they And that By
the passage of this law they will lose tho sas Of these
tcles they will oppose any such enactment with all the
influence in their power
lowed by Mr. John Benton with amusing remarks;
after which the meeting separated.