New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-10

. 1852 IAN "a Neon 80 ) 50 ~ rs s.
The reader is referred to the Seventh
Page of this mornings Tribune for expose of the
Tea.Room swindle, with the items Of expense for
January.
The Recorder yesterday morning,
rendered his decision relative to the motion made
some weeks since on the part OF Counsel for Mr..
James Gordon Bennett Editor OF The NsU-Yors
Herald, to qdash the indictment found against him
for libel upon the American Art Union" He
stated that the Association not Constitutions
one that its aims and practices were not such as
the Constitution cOuntenanced, and as 1t was here
fore an illegal Association the indictment must be
quashed.
The Philolexican Society Of Columbus
College is about to celebrate its Flftiesh Annlversa-
nv. preparatory meeting OF the Honorary Men,
bers called by the President OF the College, by Rev
Dr. Baner DR.. Haigh!, and others. is to DO held In
the College Chapel, at O'Clock, on Thursday, llth
inst, to make suitable arrangements for the occs
sion.
- We had the pleasure last night Of lis
ening to the Grafton Of ESocH c. CAMP, Esq., IN
opposition to the Maine Law an Grafton destined to
add in no small degree to the well earned fame OF
the distinguished speaker. Il was such an Grafton
ms we seldom hear from any other Of the great ora
tors OF our country We regret tina! the audience
was so thin. When we arrived there were just o.
persons in the room, and when the Grafton began
there were about $50. There could not have been
more than $50 present at any time. We expected 70
sec twice that number Of temperance men there to
hear Mr.. c. IS arguments. Shelton's fine Brass Band
were in attendance, and enlvened the time before
the Grafton. The crowded state Of our columns VIII
not ermit US to indulge in report, so we will ouy
note few points. Mr.. C. said he was here to OPP
rose contemplated infringement! Of the Coasufu'
non, and OF the legal and moral rights OF the
people. He said that Christ associated through
cut all his eventfui and interesting life with pub
licans and sinners, and was only severe upon
such hypocrites those who now form the al
vocates Of a Maine Law. He protested asains'
coercion it Vas tried in Pennsylvania in the case
Of the Whisky tax of Washingtons administration
He justified the Whisky Rebe lion and went on TO
saw that fsnaticlsm next tried to sap the Tree 81
Liberty by stopping Sunday msils,-but Richard N.
Johr SON stopped mat trick. Nov these ianaucs
have hunted up a new feature sAey assam soMe
practices which unpopular, and ne Wy retormea
6rnnksrcs pirate TO old women and children OF
v;rtue Ike chatiering monkeys over q cocoanui
He discoursed upon The inpossiolnty oil eniofciSs
virtue by law. Thence he proceeded 10 search NJ
ScriptuTes fof authority 20 use WINE, ana. ssid wy
say,or had sanctioned il, but the Holy Tsmperancs
Alliance misrepresented him-his hrss ACT va, ~
,uYn ater into vine, cheersl and his last 70 os.s
the cup lCheers Divine inspiIsto has Mw.yi
nsme for all liquors then in use. MI =. qe"ss.
ali the references to Wine in the Bible s1cep' ~
intoxicating Of Noah and s.xn Of that so.s; ne
gathered that Isaiah had almost Pfops'dd so,cssd
he dssolasa Of the city Of Confasioa, T Tsse
there was crying for Wine IN ne sues s,A tia. IL
came solo.sns Give strong drink 70 nlm ,,c. of
ss;s o.v dtnv the ~sdom Of God he pronounce "a nn
rims rood they say some things are ose ~
~ dsyu hinsen was really ss me o0''"~ "