The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
The Weather and NavIgation.

Ing Of hemorrh sge Of the lungs.
The Weather and Navigation.
CLEVELAND Dec. 49, p. ~
The weather continues remarkably favorable for out
door busness There Ia no ice the water frost in
the ground.
SYRACUSE. Dec Is, 1853
Tho weather here Ia damp and mild. There Is no ice
In the canal, but no boats are movisg
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Our Providence Corre respondencc.
Providence, Dec. II, 1858.
The Rhode Island Temperance Convention.
The Rhode Island State Temp Convention met
day In Westminster Hail. and organized by tho esc
ton Of Amos G. Bsrstow Esq., Preddsnt assisted BY
eighteen Vice Presidents representing different portions
Of the State
Vim, D. Lake. 7. Ballou, and J. NJ Spencer, we're ap-
pointed Secretaries
business committee, consisting OF C. Webster Eaq,
Benjamin Aumford, 9. Mallory, E. B. Psndeton, and
c. Whippe reported the following ons which were
freely discussed and passed without dissentng voice
and the aims Of the new organization. ~ f''''''
pcsio parties which divide State same time
claim that 3 exist which not only
thu and o.
se ana
and social interests Of the aOmnunsy k''.' ''A'
&.
sa:t hs execution our law, to h most
as:ssd
receyed .ttbs hands Of the two prominent political parties
from the % & Which m S the the
tSsn shst yhi held y shs esher p..srshsisas
sent ssssnoy safely with the Wshy
R.sovsd Tb.s sn1 tbs =. oh
have nothing 70 hsgs.sni thank COD nothing . isss
M s e sssy to
political party under present
oaioers composed are known TO b. OPEN and
sS Of with III sw S, I Ts h
Of law. allow their subOrdnasss 70 do with impu
Ss.ws.n p,.:ss sas ss
liquor tIs NO. persisted III in Il rdssaaos
sn S' au
these for any co OF nero party taosics % pot
resolutions being disposed OF the first part Of
the business OF the committee, Mr.. Cromwell wLipple
Chairman OF the Committee Nomination appointed at
IL form al meeting OF the temperance men, holden
the 10th November, made the following report
CONVENTION TO ASSEMBLE IN PROVIDENCE, ON THE
mTH or pEenmnrs Az .ssTaST GnnSn.,o,
Il sbs body ~ whom on the 10Th aSsr
st h sn. sy
and es %
IA ana a % hay @ as snay
5s,ssnasy b. expected sIpr0ys and From
~ %
g Which eo. citizens large may reasonably expect
fors q the psineins. aims .n obsss isisSsd
To A
only to sy further I a the ss
mo2Un 5sr Of II
A,ssnsy e., KaeEls e
S.nsas Sa haxo Ess o
iii. ny .ds sensaessy sra:t,ns
Of u and this Conysstos after full
snsve' they 70 the underssnsd. Respectfully sub
mis'ed; p Krov,sSs S,sned' Samuel $. Mallory.
Sylvester aGsisf Robinson i%1s. Tho@a. i W WOO. wood,
Edward W. LAwton declined t. iccspt the nomination
for General Treasurer and nominated Benjamin Mum.
ford Of Newport for the office The nomination was then
ratified by the Convention and the entire ticket received
with much enthusiasm.
The business committee then concluded its report In the
following resolutions which unanimousy adopted
p
Potter ios attorney Genera. samuel
ssn nH
.sS e.: .sS and @
who M pa n's s s:sss s
crafty their lust for wh are progressive without
to each
and to this holy to give to this ticket active
nd
tSsns @ We give the breeze. the whit.
banner Of that enlist during the war; and
we - ssmpsrsnss men viii hsses forward Know
IN God the Justice and of
clxMksT WEBSTER Esq presented the following iesou
G Received 1hs. n. alarming sat.us to which the
bribery elections carried in this state de-
on the
s1G ons p o
Laws agan,t .h, corrupt and sotrapns
the moral Of our ,h
~ sna oseVer banh FROM
The Convention sppontsd committee~to draft an ad-
res to the people Of tie State and then adjourned sine
The temperance party may now be considsr.d as fairly
at sea- and 1t remains TO bs whehcr the other par
tack The ticket as presented contains three wings to
two ds mocrAts and each Of candidates are popular
70 % on hs
and have the power to control the other parties they
will held together.
The convention wss one Of the largest held In the
State and the proceedings marked With uuaumity
Of feeling rarely met with in such spontaneous assem-
baae Ths enthusiasm Was not abovs temperate heat
cold water meetings get higher than thst-but
there was qust determination In all that done
that dangerous, from its very calnnsss than
noisy protesatons. There will be m usic among politt.
cans between this and election day. MlCAWBER.
EMIGRANTs IN TROUBLE APPLICATION has been
ace by British Consul TO the United States District
Court for damsges arising ont OF tho following faots
The slp wstagA Capt Walford arrived at this port
Saturday las from Glasgow. with merchandise and 2l7
"a gers Her destination the port of Ne York
by their contract the passengers to be landed
thera of going to that port the ship brough,
to Philadelphia and the passengers landed not knowing
did not meet their friends expected, and theiI
situation may be im,gised a well ss described
Two hundred and seventeen msn women, and
children thus left to 40 about the Streets not knowing
where to eat sleep, store away their clothing, &s
Ap cation made to the captain to send them Il
did not consent to- The snigrants collected to
getber last in squads Of dozen twenty each