Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-27
DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY IT EN- s .

r. yi-,,,.-o Of spce,h Heci:rs.--.A large rumble =
--,e--ons assembled last evening at Temperance
nv n, The cln of meeting i'll relation 10 the sup
-.or Of sire. I meetings on The Sabbath. Many
shore from curiosity III addition TO the getters-
-,.s ,boee particularly interested III the demon
=, At about O'clock the meeting was or
I'D h. calling Mr.. Clysses Ward TO the chair,
- -rrcIutrnE several secretaries. Mr.. a. j. Gun
ham opened the discussion He was opposed TO
l.. ,.r,yn Of the Auxiliary Guard, ard said that he
= ,,,r.u 10 the Mayor t. aso ertan il he had au
,,,-ed Capt Birch to proceed a. he had done. The
&C., ,eplied that he hadnct given any directions IN
. ,,,,ar. Lu, TINT Capt. q. acted according TO law
,,,ud be sustained Mr.. Harrington followed
,-.,eb :gairs, the law and those who &c uted
. p.v. C y. Davis neat poke, taking the ground
,a law must be obeycd a. fongas i; existed, tut
= - fayar Of is being anne ndcd but not repeated
:, ,Lrt,ed some resolution 20 that eject, which,
,t c.lors were referred 10 L committee, who re
- Mr. George savage z, -, what he termed, q
,z # hs proc dings from The first 10 the last,
,.-,rr.p- with hts reflections IN hadame Hunter,
.,,ssd lbout the Rad eggs, and dm"rg other denun
,,,c, Iuc luled III" Star, sayin: thatwe were 'the
rrs,t,r' He WAS perfectly SGrdge. but did rot Kill
,,,re arc sure To SHINE thu, ev,nrpg, andIong after
-, ,omshawker shall have 'iaI!cn" INTO obscnrIty.
,r : -s,i he intended tn repeat his meetings, and
,,s.t the conStiuuonalIty of the law. MIR. EIIrry
,,ks on temperance generally, and in opposition to
.,s Law. saving that similar suppression occurred
I'm New York, when the temperance men trI-
ur,phed.
Tho committee" which had previously been ap
,n,ed snJ had retired. here returned and reported
,bc ~ -nu;Iors, which were warmly discussed. The
r,s, rrscIutlom was adopted, but when the SECOND
ms read. the Rev. G.. \. Davis opposed it, and
roved an amendment tn the clause pl dying the
er,rpr ~ be governed by the Constitution of the
Tinted STATES" adding % and the laws Of the Cor
ro,,t,nnr His remarks fervid aud to the point,
which ma lie the champions of tie largest ''liberty Of
s,scch break their own principle, by interruptlDs
md try1.g 10 hiss hun down, while the friends Of
l,w and order enthusiastically appsudsd him. Alter
the ,o.e and confusion had ul.-ided. Mr.. D., who
r,olIv maintained his place, remarked that g thcIs
we only two things created by Almighty God which
h~,ed he could not comprehend such sounds, but
7,e NJ these hi>>crs goose the otter ssTpent
me former bcin. distinguished for its stupidity the
Liner for IT. nalr,nity and of ,uch must be those
who indulge IN the goose snake language to
ul-ht THIS hard hIt applautCd on one side
and opposed nv III, ,ncI, hnt Mr.. D. got through hi.
.peech and conclut"d by laying Thai the committee
tad blmhrd important propositions before them
THIS brought up Mr. Benjamin +. Plcasants
Rev French =. Evans. and Mr.. John e. Bark-
ness, who JUSTIFIED the committee in If. course
The ldrcr vehem"ntly opposed the views OF Mr.. Da
,,, denied that the committee had tInkeh AMI de
nouncsJ the law. .ayIUc that he wished to shuttle
III ihls mortal coil, If II wls law that temperance
men were not TO be permitted to hold meetings and
.reak wherever and whenever they pIeaSed."-
The Rev. Sir DAVIS met the objections made to his
proposition; but would pass by uunoticed the inucn-
dpes and l-uul,ions n the gentleman that preceded
hm. HN followed IN moderate speecles BY
Yes-s. u. l.. Reese aud L.. 4. tiotrIclt. Mr.. James
Robertson editor Of the Truth commenced "A speech
" opposition to the law d. bad one and III favor
81 the freedom of speech, when SOME ono who did
upt believe IN the liberty of his speaking, pulled Inn
down, amid-t the most indignant dcnuneiltons Of
TN fonr beaded gentleman, WHO Po.tcd the inter
ruptsT with pot full of epIthets. The vote was
then taken an NJ DavIs's amendment, and I,
,arrisd by a large majority, and ~ decided by
the char, but Mr.. HarknCss called tor ii Division,
making some strong remarks againsttlie aTenlmc Mt
The Rev. Dr. Peek spike III favor of the anne nd
meni and hoped IT would be adopted. The division
was then taken when d large majority stood up
AGAINST H. aud II was declared lost, and the resoiu
non was adopted as reported. On the reading of lh
thlrd resolution, Rev. DIR. Peck, made an eloquent
,w and order eccb; after which all the resolution,
"ers adopted. ~ the committee presented them
Their Character indie atcd above and ticv further
look 10 active CIrrtIol, 10 oppose the Law which tor
Ids their street meetings.
The meeting adnnrn" At about Inl o'cicck
alter hnr.,eIru, sc.SIrn, amIIsin- interest
NJ. and einqucni. hut Mr.. Savage had still ,nule
hing 70 say. He arose and called the aitcn
non of the cemPanr =" 3Is regular meeting at the
Hal, nn SUNDAY evcnInc neat, invited all To attend
ard pAriis usrly ,>" from the First Ward To tin,
M at the Rev. tr. Davis the latter tartly IspIiet
'hif he would como IT Mr.. savage acted like de
cent man. - ended the Indignation Temperance
meeting.
The .i-TrrHHpTci F,1J-Ou, C1DirihuicTs-Ihc
agricultural faU Of Maryland l. now fully in opera
non, AZ tie ground. Oi the society near Baiiim.rr
INC fdlr confTI-s~ Immense number %; line ,:,i
hs horses, farming instruments, &c, exceeding an,
fEiH> exhibition There are hut few contributor
if"u ti> TegInn. yet q. them has the most con
'Pcuou- display ni ne FIir-we mean Nr &. T.
'"v'T, oi FRINGE GrnTgr'> Comfy. He exhibit.
'"' short horn cows. SsN of the same four years old
and Gait, Potomac; four hCifr,s. three hei,, r
cows "ne Aldcrnry feIftr calf, three AId:r
h~y COW, three years old lie also has five AYR
''re h'ierS, two tyr-brc cow, on. Ho,,-,in
COW >'Nru chester sow-, each three months Old .
"' PAR "i WgS, chester breed each seven week
w. oh' theNteT boar, twenty mouths old three
''s'ef bnar~' each eight month. old one Chester
500. twenty months old two sp,v. of the Ch.s,e,
'Hl Berkshire breed, eight months Old five so,,: ut
10 sahie breed. each -, months old; Ic>rrh q.
>a!'hdown hurk, two years Old also, h,e South
a'"n 'we>. each two Years old two ssom,do,yn
'hh> AMI buck, each tvc months Old; all ~, The.
s' 10 proved breeds making fine sI,..w NJ tb,,n