New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

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To do or 60 the Of the selfish interests and dpraveC
a. peties which il combats and vanquish-dsser
IL wofmot sympathy and the most active devoted SIP
lort e every servant If God every lover 0f Humanity.
2 Hf,ofreo. hat II especially bchoOves the Christian
Church in al is divisions and denominations also
y other religious organization to cooperate with all is
milli IN tie great work OF temperance ks0 by the
futon Of cit and truth with regard the aud
Effects Of Alcoholic Lqunrs by the enforcement Of Total
Abstinence a. per Of It's imperative discipline ana %
H.. esirsire 81 ali whom it may Influence. all VINO re
cogrze IL authority from any participation IN the guiy
gains o! the Liquor Traffic
EeCce0 That The maBufa cture and sale OF Alcoholic
TeverHees in Of the moral certainty that they VII
lie used nine times in to the injury # n, the ruin Of
ler raumers an immoral and de 'rueye bu mesa N
vlfh TO one who recognizes the oDi CATION Of Love 20
God and Man can henceffh engYe without quit AMI
VIC do earnestly entreat those involved IN 20 pom
der wen Their seIs and esk Themselves nis question
II ihe business If dsfiller brewer, runlseie one
wherein ought be willing 70 live and content = die =
T. Lsored That tue State should be every where and
10 tho extent Of lie ability guardian Of the weak.
ectr Of the assaod an admon her If the bguiled and
tnrtcd among citizens subectsthat shpuii ever
oytre and conform 10 the Dvinely prescribed duplication,
Lead not into temptation, but deliver US from evil
ard that there is no position toward the Liquor iraiic
Dh,h consistently and worthly MAINTAIN but that
Of dooieI,d and incorporating hostility.
p Hcolrcd 1hat the fund menial uudeniable scentif
G. Nv demon rated fact that hoof o. p1soR OF itself
u Prove that ought not to be presented IN such
oIns and combinations viii tend TO disguise It's charlc
ter ard blind the uniformed TO lis baleul potency; but
should always he sent forth from the drug store and the
chemical laboratory where lone should be sold either
ue its deadly IroI cries ard do not tempt DEPRIVED
G cite or reci desire for el atoms Tor sine
Sfn Is Only Jeous the peace and happiness Of Eaen
when disguised it is crime to assist him IN dsguisn
himsCh
G. Ecsolre5, That we mpeaeh the Of iermented or
Alcoholic Wine IN the solemn celeb atlOn OF the Eucharist
az pfOfune and impous desecraiiOn since that which
loisons and destroys be true symbol OF that
which purhes torres and and we challenge the
curol assumption that Wine devoid of Alcohol IS anaan
abe in country where the grape grows proflsey and
IN an age whenthe resources Of chemistry are 50 abund
ant in as founded in the grosses gnoIa zee the
most md lnt hcedlessncss or the moss Migrant dishonesty
Hsoirco, That while all wen directed efforts 10 RECLAIM
vItue lfrtspect usefulness and happiness tn uni)T
vet Int importance should receive our really
and II il rtheless truth not to b.
caiod that DRUNRENSEss IS CKiAE-that no fther
lufhaud or son-no mother wife or dau ghter-has any
moral Git 10 be drunkad and that they who are such
doseTying Of sympathy only in common with the 10
,tne harl0t gambler thief burglar rODbr and assassin
=. hosolttd That ample experience has IN ,nstraed
what The pre- science OF suges and planhrosts long ago
ah rlnod that oil we effort for removal Of evils
should begn at the root and deal win causes rather than
effects; and that 10 attempt the eradcaiOh Oh lhehPer
ice without Obccting to tie License system opposing
ihe legal protection OF the Rum Iraifc woul be as shall
low absurd as to attempt the destruction OF living
tree by pruning off some Of It's outernost branches
g. hGOlte0, That human Laws should in all things D.
based pon and CONFORM the sovereign Law OF ID ~
sinmed up in those Divine injunctons, Love God WIZ
al Iy heart and thy neighbor myself and ID unto
ohers would that others should do unto you ana
therefor tie licensing OF men to sell Intoxicating beVer
urcs ineoOncab biz at with any Just IDEA OF the ma
tine functions and ends Government, well with
,b,t Hi1ber LAW which bids us Have no fellowship with
"ihe uuruiif works Of darkness but rather reprO'o
"them.
TO- Kesolrcd The TIE MAISE Law, called, i supe-
ror to al preceding onacments respecting the Liquor
Ir.f in that it confidently and explicitly fOFbds gu
fref in Intoxicating Beverages as such makes tle rum
sellers liquor and implements Of trade con lusive evidence
Il Il Guilty intent to sell, instead OF requiring spechc pioOi
al , uar positive act Of sale o0nscates and destroys
IN, - III mems like those of the gambler and
letter authorizes prompt and efficient searches of suspect
Cd Ir,ie e. On onth information that the Liquor Traffic
10 ffi.lt Itt re
hands Of mperance men the means of thoroughly break
ing W and ulpessng the work Of death wherever they
l fully and 1eaIl,ssiy do their duty and we most earn
,stly enreat our brethren in every State AMI country to
paio onor 10 procure the general enactment OF tins
Law 60 modified and improved according 10 the dictates
experience to render it most eoent terror 10 EVIL
doors and mortal blow 10 the Liquor Traffic
II. he.olged, 4 hat the cry Inc Maine Law IS met
tectull Is rails, entirely by those who desired
or 1T least tried, TO have it otherwise while we
have abundant evidence in the hostility and alarm o. our
advrsulies wei in the direct testimony of friends
that tie Law does work gratifying dminuiOn OF the ii
quor Iailc' even where public sentiment ana pubic ON
Ctr prove unfaiul to the duty OF giving the Law full
force, and thus stopping the desoatng trahc altogether
~ Hcortd That do earnestly entreat fellow
citizens friendly to the Temperance Cause III voting for
law makers to subordinate all partisan other consdera
tons the securing of Legislatures that will enact uphold
and from time TO time improve Laws Of POhibiOn-re
ardng that of infinitely greater consequence thal any
ding elo Likely to be affected by the manner in which
thCil votes this year cast.
49, Acsored That the present exigencies Of the Tenn
perunc, Cause mperatvoy demand the immediate and
OF tracts elaborate
Essays, and Charts illustrating the effects of Alcohol
the Human System; and therefore call upon our Pub
lsher Booksellers and Periodical Agents to issue or pur
chase such tracts essays, and charts ia infinite variety and
ml,ss abundance pedging ourselves TO promote their
circulation by every means within our power
H. RSOlrcd That in the prosecution OF the Temperance
Reform We are determined u know no distinction OF Creed
Soxof section, party to iratern
ize thorou hly and cordially with all who in heart and
life by word and deed prove themselves worthy and earn
est champions of Total Abstinence.
Is Aesoed That respectfully aud afectonaely oxhort
ell Who receive as truth the sentiments expressed IN these
Resolves, to live and labor in consistency herewith, aud
to lose time in forming porecing cal
Cuated efficiency to their efforts an triumph to
their cause.
He merely wished make remarks relative to the ninth
resolution which referred the position which law and
government ought take with regard to such crimes and
of evils the liquor traffic He frequently heard
say in this soaked City that you should enact
the Maine Law because you enforce the Maine Law
Now lie considered that the strongest why they
should ii. Suppose, for instance, they
toned 10 practice niantcde in this City and they knew
that that of very prevalent in the present
cav in tie NoIld but that any fOf having
law al ain, mlanlicide Not any. Bat rather very
good reason why such law should be enacted. lie
Leu there about 60OO licensed grog shops in this
CITY, and probably from 1000 TO 1900 unlicensed
Tho Police probably knew better than be did about the
lonl uUmle. How could he go and have any influence
with those miserable unlicensed places while there
Civ them the Maine Law and they would what 500
temperance men would be able 20 90 in carrying out
1hey would at least have all those glazing sign.
10 rds taken down; and they would have the bottles of
oOortd liquors taken from the windows where they
placed to tempt in the poor victims OF Intempsrance.
They would al least drive all the drinking to the back eel
rs, 0nd by dong many subject OF temptation would
be saved from falling lie did consider that the pub
law. law should be based upon essential righteousness,
ana then should challenge public sentiment to conformity