New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

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Mr. CaArxS,x. was about to say that had resoia
ton Offer with tire hope Of getting fitted in
~hsel am not particular as 70 the where or the how
which contains proposition Of paramount Importance TO
tho world in connection with common cause Bat be
tore proceed to rvad H. wish TO m AXE preliminary
80 m n rsona 20 mysel, vthontr n fle pes' on ur
prosecdrgsa stasment which win surprise some Of those
present. while relieving their minds of a misapprehenon
OF ne motives which have controlled my course as
1c,sa,e on tbs Eoor. L. Is that should have
snported. that part OF the first resolution Of Gen
erel terys two passed this morning which declared
thn' The gsst and only purpose Of Temperance Colven
non shoud be 10 prohibit the manufacture and traffic OF
kcxicafrg iquo's RACES aai iOnei heartily in
prot sting against and resisting any effort from any
fssr,er to involve tbs with any other question moral;
Gen.len'en need not laugh. That has really been my
position from the first and Of those Who have scied with
M IN past dongs. Coald have gotten the privilege
~ N the gentleman who occupied the Chair NJ. D5wt
th's morning Fhen Gen. Gays resolltins were peadng
should have aid thsn. and shouli also have voted
rofec while voting againa the first part stsiag
what not prepared 10 decsse, could have secured
the parliamentary 'Ighi Of DIVISION Of Ne question:
which demanded " the Chair Hear. hear aud cheers
hav, only say af,her art Of justice % myself
that my position from frs 70 last has been thus That We
should Il sc known no individual h0rs, such, bat as
delegate only II MT question a. ro~Gss rlgnt
OF mans ngi' but Of representative rights looked
upon the delegate OF whaever race OF ak as inc chosen
agent of the society serdifs him or her here IL Iswlh
mt common Jaw quesnn-the question - the rights aai
privileges Of ne principal acting through IN agent osnS
the only sue Il is icreech soceig 90 choose us
agent and certify the flSs Behind q ~ oertncata
in my opinion. va could not >, Here l have stood
throughout tie exciting scenes, and here stand still
And for the proposition which 1 desfc to make.
banking you, sir, tr your indulgtrce.
Mr. Chairman, we shall need something tesites the
Maine Law 10 consiinmaie glorious WORK. We shall
have turn attention the law OF he natl nal gov
crumonts If the world which we profess 10 represent
Their laws W against inseSt o. for US mi arc
throwing barriers in he way OF STATE reform IN oai ot
otter NJ aid a. they shodld their Stas and Provinces
lChters and true true Gospel There i, not a on
on il' broad earth Sir bat has laws which soal tsat
local prohibition whc ever attempted BY he iaisiiuts
States forming its nationality How is i III oar own conu-
try Let Us look the magter for mpms1 Ma ne has
beer CO nrelod 10 bow to tie General lVernmcnt The
original and unbrokcn packages of foreign liquors 40
through the custom houses along her defiance Of
her wishes She may 10 Massachusetts, SISTER State
tou shall not bring your domestic mahuae ffes into oui
borders Rut from foreign States these lqlor VIII stu
continue roll in poisonous flood of runl lear hear.
applausel
Sir is this consistent and just Is to be omitted to
longorl vent this Convention TO consider and settle
this important question and hope it will do Il thout do
Law Nv at, nton has been for time directed TO this
subset, my friend the Chairman Con Cary Is aware
for have time since secured his favorable consid
eraton of H. the President nodded assent and have no
fear Of securing that Of this Convention, il can get
Rev A. b Cross of Nd, was sorry to interrupt Ms col
league
seem 20 notice him for moment. On noticing Nm no
paused-
MIR Cross desire my colleague. whom regret n in
terrult I" Oh let him proceed" Go on, Snodg Hs
and cheer VIII he expects to make his pr posed
ueuduB ut in Ii TO me that he ia out OF order
be- speaking 10 the question, thouSn tauht tho
mporisnce of his suggestions
Dr. Snsdgrass-I understand the purpose ofmy colleague
vorywen know him wen. Laughter. will tell him
how expect TO make my proposition IT. HE SIN resoiu
Tho one lgh'r~ the interests Of world cal upon US wh,ss
ever We and Whatever engaged to own upon the trait
e III .souIse Of the ToSe and to sustain aud %
Now / ilmk the measure | propose-the " Nitionu
Maine Law" as somo have called it-indspensablet to
sustain the ena tment OF local laws and as snch
commend il to your attention ihanKihg you SIR hhu tno
Convention for patient and respectful attent on gveno
me- viii new read my resolution. Order order l call
lie Cha;mSn~Orderl The gentlem,n propose, to
amend II VIII be n order for him 10 read ms rosoluon.
DR. snosgrass real az follows ., -.
Re- la, lhli Nation Revenue avs insure the Pisaso
,,S ~ United s,ss the fl I'D NaneLaw principle
should or be pF each STATE Or TO p,oe
mpoaiion Of nosiea ns eoTs mo 10 a % 20 hs
sInns't s-s,n , , noe S,,p re"r' nS
de, Mo Nr chairman prefer a still higher ground than
lis-pettions 10 Congress and Paraments to pFohioh
foreign liquors coming into any part OF the territories
her eqal control thus giving the benefits OF the ieyiu
mate TIA c Tor ofmedcne AMI the other arts lncIen
aly 10 domestic manufactures or at the least u oroid
beyors coz such to roll in on the tide OF dsm?rasao
and crime. Appausel | am done, Mr. Chairman
egain thank the audience for their attention
The amendment seconded as an addition to the Sun
Mr. Cmninghnm-I wish to show that this amendment
unnecessary The subject was fully discussed in Court
,sn and the Judges of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted states to in averrng that any state may pro
hbr the importation of intoxicating drinks INTO us por-
Mr. stacy of Boston, beg to explain that the last
sreaker statements not accurate the supreme Ccuroc
cided that the imported liquors might BIO sold IN herorg
IKE motion TO refer DR. snodgrass's amendment wss
Rev. Mr Marsh The proceedings Of this ConyeT'oe
will he Published in apsmphlet price 20 cents or hr@
dollar 40.
RI Pys,idopt read the on Resolution.
NJ (iufe OF Boston--1his resolution above AZ os'
erde serious attention. Never was there 40 mue
euness in Boston az at present athouSn W" hsa ,he
hoo And
-. a.J I LINK an Tho CITY Government, there may
Le rtionsl arc on the side Of rum an paee' "a
~ N n know much Of their movements Every as{
eYcoft Sunday an in the Ponce Vl.so 90 ,,s,
n -, Ne homes of Tho drunkards, unless lecunng wore
tbrn nineteen wenieths Of The persons sen ~ - s..
uere by intoxicating liquors knew ~ ,a ~ h :,
rheroed with the murder Of his we Inc PDlc9 h I,.
- I, ,sho IA IN favor of Temperance thou "a ilIact
"a III ~ tho 9ongs of the raInseuefsl toii no nA'
81 r-esfed Tie man was ia delum tremens Inerah
,;rafely persisted IN refusing 10 open ne w a.,
sent my little girl, ENID o. sin9 go J s.;d hasia,
~ mi her little hand through the bar, ana sal nassf
~ ra,or Mr. wilson, am sorry IofyeuS
ami hen ior the frt time, be spoke ana , ,au 90. 10
-, On me e. lie told me afterwad Una. run q, ",
earse Of bis fall Wien wac coming "nan a. The IA
IDarnIt fAuulause A woman died ia - MN .
u1sn.. ,s uolcs court at Boston her Las, "y''s
go :. m you had executed the law agalSe Lah ~
rigdly that ageinst me, Woul III Of those -
10 this" Oh. the terrible 'p.., * Soa,bf an
-, IL rufosel,err bat limit his victn, 20 ossln' r
snosnt Of Temperance Society "Do NV ~, k..i - -
- e. =, ,gs.o over those men, ana VINO y. ~
lat eou.' 49, a. ,rreers ruInsellers IL must msfct
y 80 80, H. 1i,rnz rpo their wake. "hhn a fsw
= sly 10" iLtA 'i - eft women who
roa,,bs have gone ball fyr 90 men ~, d;t ac
drnrkarks and not man or "oloi :. = ~ - 80
IL la ard claorsl / an the sgen.o tho onoAsps.
~ !. - 90 "a Temperance ana pave 20 N NJ
DN~ - rescued from death on me granite hsor
rson and lake happy place on the carpet Of ID"