New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

r,elers M the Sociey wi ~ p1-in tAs - naft "a
E-es heretofore required o. as fnehiD7r.. 90 !,
,;c,ssio, ,his rno.ion passed unssirnousy M )" j.
- - TER csled on by the Prsei Heat an ds an
c,,s,d and read On essay wien ~ hsi pr.pfrI 10y
,le ocrssjop Hetook nc grucnf hai ne eany OF All
ma food and the killing Of snnss sshIsi - 's.og
&C. laws az cnsrbstivrpF- and dastrocoSenes ana
n t~c-i cruelty snd fer Dci-y'hs- toe Americans
re ,rcgr, psve people and have 70 60 throlzl yreas
deal of,urnloil TO accomplish Their oec', AMI an AMI
sI 6ie- /. necessary IN sutsin tier en-rgies-tpr
do wood weak IN the powers Of m N N rem
& hinipecient and unable 70 make hose greet eiors
neces,sry to extend his commerce AMI ps~er. f1a1
Frauklin Washington, Jer-on and all taose grea mn
-, ercrcsed uifh-y influence society we're all hes1
,sfers ard that animal food wac ussd ny sn a. long " .e
have any record of hs eX -ence Nj Blown weat o.
atr.fe his s~runepi CONCLUDED By some playful al
psars 10 an opinion exprtssed the asf niE1t thf
vegetarian diet made ladies nneh more attractive sae htna
s than spu Al diet would which u could Re proved 20
~ de fact he eonsdere1 would outweigh with n. better
TsTt creation al the agumenshe had made e OF u s'o
r. M shaw Of YiIiamsbursh said tina, there could
he no dlt but suial fo0d increased ferocy IN nsn ana
this was If the greatest obeetonsto us nse oJ IN
crea.ss passions Of ms reason was ana
pession became superior TO resson scripture, ho~syer
toinced time when these passions would &c ,se sna
come extinct when the nd would pry with ire hoa Ana
Il sI, clearly tonted out the way By which this would be
ACCOMPLISHED for IL said hen this upe would come tns
would ood with the OK and TN, would os as ,ans
Of food as the OF uses; and until this time wona
come he Gospel Of Christ would not prevail Iaen noN
ever every animal would forget bis terocy, and ave5
et,risu Diet would be the FOOD OF all Tnere was DO utn
more certain thsa that this Siet would tend 70 the
physical and moral development Of man Fhers De
sn soeiety Tor on their proses depended in sres,
sure the spread principles otthe Gospe o. Oa
for by tb,m ell snimosties and ferociy would os
The gelizaion Of mankind necessry preparatory 70
the coming OF Jesus Christ that he might again a2pe n
bic glory and msgnifcsnce This true diffusion o. ne p'
rel could not take place long used animal f0of
and he REV Mr. Shaw felt bound 70 Ct nd BY that canse
inch lie oos ed on a. sacred one and his love for it was
he an
Reverend gentleman gave his reasons and in'fced n ppm
Mr., Wright then read long essay on superiority Of
vegetarian over an animal food and conended that those
byologss who commended most for the mperorty OF an
mai food admitted ednixture Of vegetables made tn
lrd OF food more wholesome Animal food dsadsned the
intellectual faculties aud TO prove this was only necessary
10 know the practice of savage nations ill OF whom INDUCED
in animal food even 70 eat ns their fellow and sn,ns
other proof Of this be found that OF the Sco o. os
owey the time Of Henry ofEngland eating their saxon
eu mics hen they could conquer AID make them prisoners
10 Prove that animal food not necessary Tor the dsve
oprnen OF the physical powers Of man She nstsnced the
csSe Of the Irish and Scotch, who at present lived
no.y Oh vegetable ood and yet did great amount Of Ia
Dor Also the Hin6oos az well Is Slaves OF tbs Soat1ern
ale 10 wors under burning sun which their white masters
Tho lived animal fool were scrcely able to endure
within doors The lady illustrated her argument at great
len 9Th aud quoted several authorities
send Re consde1ed hst they should take what
or there could be posons ouOd 10 Vegetables aud
vegetables Themselves destructive Of human life could b
considered salt spices sessoninss should be sl
excluded bot thought that fish however might be taken
Nh. thought that was not far to deprive the .
of life long lived animal and the evil Of killing
it would be then the greater
Mr. Buckley Why vegetable substances have te too, and
kill them il We eat them.
Rev Mr. Shaw consider fish as the most unwh ,e.ons
81 al food ANY mans experience viii tell him that hs is
heavier after eating fish dinner than any othar and ts
b fish consonnt with the digestive organs and
when physicen. hear of dying OF spoplexy they
a1xa he had lsb A
introduced IT would be con.onsnt to the law OF t,a and
would sgsn live and eight hundred and tho
Several other member. Offered different opinions and the
meet ttil IN conference near ten o'clock when our
reporter LETT
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF WUE-SUIcIDE OF
HER HUSBAND BY TAXING PoIsoN-Mrs Eliza Win
pecke wife Of Henry A. Winneckc. German physician,
who for some time past has resided at No 50 Leonlrd
st. died at O'Clock Monday evening under suspi-
cious circumstances her husband having stated that
she had deeignedy taken overdose OF laudanum.
Coroner Gamble yesterday proceeded to the house for
the purpose of holding nqui.ition upon the body,
and DR. Daniel Uhl, of No Frstav., made post
ton examination upon it. He found some marks Of
violence but Of serious nature and of
poison OF any kind were dscernsbie. We suhjoin the
evidence of two witnesses which contains all the
terisl points In the case
Fne'ins Morton Of No 20 Leonards- being swore, says
about ten days SINCE the deceased showed black AMI
blue SPOT upon her and sad her husband lad iuact
cd IT, They quSrreng every day asd almost every
hour them drink, but have often seen lqIor
into then and have frequently seer them boh
drunk On Saturday last they quluens and
stepped their door and asked them make much
. newspaper they appeared TO be vsy good terms Mira
w looked pale and told she did not feel we'll at
quarter par; O'Clock the evening heard two
from their room but nothing that night Ga Monday
nonng O'Clock thu Doctor called at room ADD stat
cd he found hi wiz nse BILE the hoor, aud asked
me IL had beard any enter his roops said saw
DR. Meyers several times during the day attending the de-
ceased she died between and O'Clock that evening
abe Wssinsensbe fom the first tune saw her to tho time
sfheT deaih -,
she resent most of the time spoken of by the last W.T.
ness and knew nothing contrary TO the sseme1 u made by
nss own at the deceased Ly her husband bat did not
siIle her; Saturday evening heard ler cry maTdrr
Monday the husband attempted TO destroy h. nsef by
taking laudsnu and said GOOD BY Eliza, will be with
Won tomorrow" We took the bottle from him; he then
wanted take his hat 20 cut but we prevented him
fro doing she dead he went out and
The evidence here closed and the Jury rendered verdict
Of Death by congestion and eiusion OF the BRAN
While the above inquisition was going on al the
house of the deceased. Coroner oDonnell received
information that the husband Of the deceased lying
dead at Tammsny Hotel, where, about l2 o'clock
Mondsy night be had while partially intoxicated, APP
Piled for lodging and was shown into room No IS,
where he was found dead at l2l O'Clock yesterday
afternoon by of the chambermaids. On table in
his room laid tumbler and some powders which re-
sembled associate of morphine. paper which, TO all
appearance had contsned some Of this deadly poison
wa. al,o found upon the table. Or Uhl made apost-
norton examination of the body and found the lungs
much congested and most of the internal organs in
famed which in the opinion OF the physician, were
caused by narcotic poison. The doctor took the con.
tents of the stomach his residence for ansyzaton,
and win be ready to give his evidence relative 10 them
before the Coroner at 10 o'clock this morning at which
time the inquest win be held Ths body was removed
the late residence Of the deceased in Leonardst
Mrs. winnecie was native Of Ireland, in her TWEEN.
tieih year Her husband nearly forty years age,