New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
PhilndelnhIn NcMs Ifems.
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PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept

Cerfeipc uosbes oi Tie y Y. Tnhuus-
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept -, 1852
A large meeting in favor of prohiDito-
~ Liquor Law bel1 In The Coiaese Museum, las,
evening. After officers h.d teen elected, the meeting
was opened by the Pre'iden, by short sddre.,
Rev. John Chambers then fols we'd With .oms pro
pirate and surrpg remark urging the support Of the
tieket At the coming election.
Hon. II. B. Miller then sddrened the meeting 10 re-
uospeet Of the cause, urging thoss present 10 fore.o
their party ties and vote the cset-p'-dsns himself il
Phisorlpbls County would vUte for Prunoisory sg
IL you'd be psssed. Montgomery, b lcks and Dss.
ware Counties have nomip their representative. for
the pfOoaIlI OF ffobi0toTy lac and Puil.i-lohta
II she refuses o. vote for the s~ viii be the ooly ion.
peon ent ! ia passage. Three cheers we're then siy.
eu for B. II Miller
D. stehuttz, on toe pert Of the Prohbltory LIQUOR
Law Copseptcn stated bstevery oppotuni,y hsi been
SivsD % all parties o. Piled 70 favor tha
ssmeIt Of prohoiioIy la, by AID, e.sns circular
o. sch candidate sno Swing them 20 respond BE-
fore TIE nba action o. the bus fs have
responded fsvorsby Ia 10 instance have shs claims Of
any been ohrt gToed, sno sOy parry have not b. 90
represeTied IL has been because hey have not respond
ed TO the inquiries Of the Ccnvenain All notnlnatsd
ART Iledstd men and may be depended o. II elected
b use their IL uenee ~ Ia the cause No
bas been 10 sny patty and the ticket 10 presented
TOR TIE support Of the i'ien0s Of Gu manly
J. Holman then took stand % d-Rae he p,si.
u.n For long time the speaker stated, IL tad been
law soplo prove eH-crve In removing lntsu ,srsnc.
from the lsDo "Vlrrusr most b. found .mopg oar ci,
lLois 10 secure Liberty and lpdependsncsr Govern.
pent but The scent of sociriy and II proper sxs are
not framed Individual are responsioe for the conse-
qusnees u 10 ssic II abs probbltOry Law De ua..ed IL
viii Dot b. enforced Notbiog bat direct refass 10
obey The law could wsrran; this po,isou Does no, our
ronhten 10 bad hceDse law prova us are A lss
aooibs mUnn Obtain but the passage Of the law
sbo the Marshal oi this county viii sse IL executed He
nstea nim'eii 70 o@ % party man be knew ony the
Temp rance psriy In toe present e,n te.s mistake
exsted itgsrdiI the features Of u-ohlo,ory la. n
dit not siut intruon int the privacy Of private lie
NO law PEI niiirrg such iBl usOu would b. elunta.
nsneec IN ihs State NJ II begged q be allowed 10
male some ,tsibtcs he ssd-e5s 900 has been psid
euiipg IRE ps't year ey the County into tbs State
Treasury for The pFyess of.ens iotox'c.,ing onors
s3t5UO he'd been paid by the County for the pport
ci psUPefi.u.
Duri' ,h. year l.5l. 500 p.uOer. were a,u,t,.d
into The Counry Alns House. sac NJ rh1n rsr, de-
ersesd ihToush in'' mpersBce SEQ ga did maerabs
victims TO he tsTrors o. mania pctu In conclusion
for tb' psi'sss 0; tails Lao, oty wan, ops vull
spor pUl. and pad ell tcsether
MI. Ioode1t wa then announced who sidressed
come rtumetp, 10 prove there 20 pracioe In The
81 poiiucn 10 prcsibitory lss DO man has dsht L,
JSfs hntef or Bis peshbor, but 10 bourd % reIpec,
me re DIS q sV-the 'roIg nrs respect The Tisas Of
The vrsk. az al mUs unite 10 sustain thst vbleb .lr
he sef erd benz a Those DO cannot vote have r,bt
10 demapd PROF ciOn from thee who can and cor 10
benz 10 elect such men Will scr "a ws foy sse hapa6t
y The community In continued applause, NJ. G. to4k
bio seat
p g. White followed and entertained the ,uSI.n,s y,
= me interesting ar puDrsnt rersrhs-sdvocarirg The
'ssst- OF suonlotnry lsu, uidh stringent p-ps en-
'em ebu 20 secure ne passage. The sv~aief ke tie
euee I'D rood enmoT and meyriment for The p.r,od
!, ssmhts usins Legal sussioa for the rr u seller
AVA '-A1oH 100 ht rie,iD-sae eloied y b az