The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-11

set OF Alma houses aud prisons and hs
Here Q member of the COMMITTEES interrupted N.
speaker and said the COMMITTEES we're willing to xivs
their labor But they want nom the people their
their votes, and their money. friend Mr. Young s.ys
iDinsteen etheis viii give 80 each, he win do tho
AZ other men ber OF the com mittee said the paper.
wsud Probsby rdicue them to for this colss-
tion hut for his part he felt dellcscy There
meeting o. the party held this and t,rs being
the sTe dculty in raising money enc Of the speakers
SAID Hang these pniohDen they sell all the drink bu'
PnfnpKNr We raised $50 or 500 at the Five Points,
| On Saturday.
nor-a-days, from the Five Points. (Groat lsoshter)
fey Q. WARnyr.-A discussions has been held, Of
rum shop could be member Of the church. and 1t W.
decided In the negative and message was sent to
from his premises he would be removed from the churoS
as unht ior The Kingdom Of grace glory (Grest ap
p.us Such was an indication Of the Of sound
opinion The reverend gentleman then read the follow
Ing resolutions which were unanimously adopted -
ResSvsd That Mo s,ar,liss fsos revealed By tho Police
% o. saS eSs ''Ssg psgSsr:
b 5, M
o. Mss' evils may be assrssned aAd possible.
Resolved ibat the rere,ss Of tho city
t:n & GO and S s.
an milton %uss Ssss, v: .s,
Cd TIE lty while than has ss,a reoevsd
@ ssss III =.
ss:H sns S'i%s pssunsY sn
ewsil 80 moral, detrimen, 70 the body poto.
Ii NJ ss Y,im.ly and
paarssm sh,s ao% Ssf f,a% aaaf 'Rr
5 .1s tn IS s. % .a aa .
The public edium deserves b. any State law BY any l.
ssas si, s9S rssu
'ss ss.y S shsh dna' + X
mirs, wrsng Inss. .,ad arsey supply The public
8S'ns laws ssS
sSSpesss hs :s
saS a.' s: y:
' 1sss &c al. sn' afs.
and sna M
pseIe just .s ,hsy would seize The injected c.rss s.d
Or Vsis % ddes ,hass x'u'd 'ndAns's 'A'
ss' ssi,s fes s. % sns
asS sm In S.s from The ss
,s es only b ths onaGtmen. q law similar
Law ailss Maine law viii deserve @ and ah. rsasvs
tn should saS lay ss yss,o.sa IN a.
ss rrs.sss most firmly " .ssnS, :ssi
city Ms 's hi s s
mon from other and ppon all the friends Of Tempe
;sss sauay ali
the Gaas %s % BIZ II
ausnsiiiss ohry gallons We protest for these
os hsv snS's 'as si
G the osrS daotrins Or prohibition ana only
~. ,ttemrs 20 Esgulst hs, which in s aeaos
.ls pasl;Te iii p,sssd would ssrrss:
d,s jus .ssns e phlossphie.i perni. sho
ao,ure ana wholesale dsrbn'ion Of oopaseriet e9n while
yoad only rrOlons this already painfully ProtraOtsd
Resolved. That II the Lesasuro VIII pass such slsvn
,hss have been presented Il lie sssaas
o
scon, hereby our willingness . accept shss Is
Ss 20 At
ss yqseIs 81 hs ssss are in svor Of the and
crsSo able az and Ssaded t1 majority % q
ssisyss Ih;t rlsssnt ssi.s.nr. shall not pa.
.6sn .,Ss,d ,hsir o.rs,acn,s hereby piedss
Issue in the nest ceeson and thns ws viii svo our
sS,ss 70 Il '9 % for sgsve or but suSa
1usnSs y faye. ,,s Sns;smen, and due oso'usono
a sssss
than @ @ vii s s;a shs
fully equ r a to the Name Law
and Irgs &c o .hs PREF 70
these resolutions one or two insertions in their respective
The Hon Mr. CALVERT then proceeded to address the
meeting. He raid, when the liquor law passed in
lS45 there point gained and when that law was
repealed tn, temperance felt discouraged Ever
srce The evil had been working its cure, and
the community stood aghsst This was the moment to
Hence the argument OF the sellers 81 the twelve
reasons against the pssag. OF the Maine law. He would
hands OF that seltoran in Nassau street to CRY
cut "TwelVe arguments fSr selling rum, two cents.p
The rpeekers imitation Of the envelope men called
foith peal Of laughter In this document they
spoke Of accustomed beverages and, strange enough,
ne woids rum gin brandy, whiskey, ere never msn.
toned They say they have right TO the fruits Of
the earth This was begging the question, for he would
Ike 10 know where alcohol grew; and he would s,k the
rev mr. Armstrong, who knew all about SaratogA
srTngs he bad alcohol thereabouts epripS-
Ing out of the earth. 1t no the fruit OF the
earth thsp rsmrods and cannon balls 1t had been said
that the law vas unconstitutional Daniel Webster,
hovever, had isilei to convince the supreme Court
Of that and Chief Justice Taney declared its per-
fect cons5trtionalty. They did not pretend 70
regulate The taete between man and his stomach.
my put wi az he pietses into his stomach but il
s the bLr Of the legislature To prevent the sale Of
VDat is hJuritu II. men may legally eat unsound
meats but il b Illegal to eel IT. On ths same principle
tee q gunpovder IA their houses This for ths good
II tie conmpnity These gentlemen make assertions;
but &c Horace Greeley snys will not be put down by
sssefaoAa let then produce he fsce sod figures In
1872 there died ct cholera 50l7 persons 10 this city,
- ~ cnnicnts numbering Wy persons,
ong ~ oisd or eighteenth per cent II the whole
community were tsetotGers, there would have died, at
ttet rate, only "a In the whole city instead Of
COCO, Ia Hlinois where cholera was 20 fatal,
only - out Of COO OF the Sons OF Temperance
died In New Orleans 10 Of the population died
q ehoea only ~ per cent Of The temper ance popuis
tcn ieli victims. The Chief of Police informs that
5000 were arrested in ore year FOX ntoMcation, and
5llo0 imported in.door and By the Aims House
Tut these lsuree together. IN year learn that
lo6 90 are nade pauper in this city by utsmpesnce
How could IL be otherwise when there coo licensed
greg shops, and 1850 unlicensed in the city,
The President then announced that Rev. Morgan
Rcese, Willamsbnrgb John A. Collins, California and
John Herkins Baltimore would address meeting in the
Tabernacle on Friday.
Rev. Mr.. WaRIrG then announced that the Grand
Temperance Banquet would take place on Wednesday
week In thet hall and ladies and others would be Ad
nsd to tbs CELERY ss spectators at fifty cents Sam
Houston, and nspy other distinguished men, from all
pars Of the Lnon would be present. Sam Houston
would on that occaon prcsent Neal Dow the OF
tie Maine Law, With gold medal for his services In
the cause ofteBpersnce.
JoHN HAwKINs, q baltimore the reformed druDksrd,
a. en- forward TO speak which the signal for
general rising Of the sudeRcs to home He then sAd
tbat "a IL was now late he would not trouble them
with speech then but he would give them one &C the
T1teTnace Friday evening" nsxt. he then proposed
Tar tie meeting adjourn. The motion was adopteds
ana The meeting then fepsratcd
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