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

| man nave been brother, our .Nner, OF our
mumhng biz words from the influence Of the inioxca ng
cup that should feel the deepest pity AMI grief and IN
which God and angels would join and would drop 'e 'rs d
cor niseration.
We are met here as Whole Worlds Temperance Con
veI;iOn, having great mission fafo see we esa
for ard this cause, which surely needs 20 many beners
for II L true that diocy Enacy, murder any cfae OF
whatsoever character i spread this broad Republic
and 10 blot out s becomes more than al IA ths
Convention. II becomes 10 blend our words oar
thoughts aud our feelings together 10 join hands with eaea
other IN making ourselves sufficiently strong possible
10 root out frcIa land all vestges Of the OF the In
cup Our country has been aoorng uudeFr iis
evil for long time. remember back many year, AMI
have known karnest and women who have been tom
tine TO tine ssgsgsd in the wGrk There ava ware e t.
ont By Auch kind of effort In vain were Their ei
fort made fd the mark Of the beast was seen. and m n
and women eed by the danger rose up together and
IN general ho TO rid the community OF the curse Of in
ioxicatng dnnks. They tried TO legislate i ont OF use
The fifteen glon law, and the twenty eight gallon law,
ard ed another similar efforts OF legislative action
failed women and children went TO WORK 20 cope
with the destroyer They still further The Their,
seated ty her Preside took the little boy and taugh, him
Temperance songs. She put banners into his hasd.
and married him, with others. up and down the
streets. Women and young men formed Total Abstinence
sOciees Young women pledged themselves 70 marry no
man who par;ook Of intoxicating beverages and Young
men came to similar determination Old men and
women were cheercd by the encourageuc wh4h they
recei1 I'd ron he Progress Of the cause AID TIE nte-
aged joined heartily in The glorious ocng till finally il
stigma upon the character Of an individual % in
duIge quor and those who did drink lab sled
tie jug with other name, and it became
exosion tina those who drank did il behind the oss
ard disguised their breath by pluns or peppsaa,s
that nobody should detect them With ihe f,rts
of le people relaxed and men resumed Their cr :hen
GENE lie new ol0.t-tlc Ma.i.e Liquor La - nj In u
we have sign of healthy public sentiment and there
falling of in the OF intoxicating drinks We are oil
gled Of il.
Iw now ask leave Of this Convention whether It win
please thom not 10 not know bat only desire n pro
pose thoughts in which can hope for the psra
ton Of lie sous md dau7hter Of Temperance Oh AMI
yCu1c Tat may hedge in stn more closely the bounds
which LEAD 10 the dunkarl rave and 10 which many
~ ~ best Young are ma y rushing " scarce
y Iass railroad in steamboat or over the h gh
way on stage coach but that de; ct their rninOus
hGtiis by their bcah. And the habit is not confined -
man Gr Ly a statement made by the President this morn
ul learn that there fifty thousand women in this IA
country vLo drink. To remedy the evil OF domestic srf
create al public sentiment which shah make it possible
prevent any mar woman child from sustaining marriage
or tartntei relation when i J. necessary.
God has planted deep in the human soul those social
ties that bind 10 life We are richer and better for the
ties between parent and child brother and sister husband
md wife Iwould say t. the who goes to the wine
CuI tr aCes himself where temptation would be in his
vGvaId believe that all women and children would co
iucde with mehat he should not sustain the relation Of
husband father; that others should have their pros
reefs in life hted by the acts of the drunk ard To the
drunken woman, Inc woman VINO placed herself in the
way Of temptation would say the same. Public seli
HCnt should tilt he lie the husblnd or the child,
whose ac. interests affected by the nienporance
ofoiler should lie allowed 10 separate from the one who
caused lie misery. Is il possible that woman who
her voung love whom she de med worthy object
oft-is possible, say hat her love will cling to the
iiod wreck with The elements oi character which had excl
ted her love all dcstycdt s"cked that she should DO
conn oicd t. live w.h The father of dunSar oh den,
aId ,an that loueesi of ali beings, drunk and wife
law or usage which shan make the ruin either this
account fake humanity Ii drunkard seats himself
~ the rosde OF an Injured vile and she forced thereby
t6 herr her children call him father say is due her
that he shall not be comp Hed 10 bear the curse
j. uch sentiment this can be created IN the minds OF
tie ico the prospect Of having bonds separated the
r,,t of Itcmperance would be q check against the az
euneut Of such habits. Ii person determine. 70 be
me Gr.n~or that it be underood that the INDULGENCE
tic vino GRIP the just.ica.ion for annuiny the ties
lo;wtcn husband and wife, this would tend To make
both men and beware in choosing his moral path
urge this not only r the sake of the drunkard but for
The sake Of the drunhards children, for tell You that
dunfen parents become the parents OF drunkards the
cd If Tie drunkard goes along in the world marking the
Wsy in Lis hateful train, and when he arrives ut sut
Gent age, he appetites that were common wit the
IcICm become tie appetiies OF the child
know touch upon delicate grounds, but my only OK
must be the imperative necessity Suppose it we're
Iosst.e that by some Of sorcery, or possible
20 yaccnate lin with drunkenness you would him
rushing along crying for rum. rum rum gong irom one
az which viii make wreck of his Intellect and of his
morals ami You him reel along, with his lettering
str and bl arcd eye who would say that the ndvilu
al who I'M anted this thirst ia his IN was suy
crime ta would blacken by the side of murder ilssl
Fit were your son the hope OF your future year, you
would Oh upon the man as mes-ensr rom the Prince
ol Devils Is Ibis not the act Of the drunken parent who
implanis the appetite OF the drunkard in his children
IorhaIs the victim may be a sister who gradually
growing up and graf fy ng taste for the fascinating
ClaUQit sinks lower and lower TIL she becomes a maniac
and SINKS into rturness degradation. NOrwalS Tragedies
Ia Dad disasters tng Occurt noes COM arcd with
tlis and would thank God that he should save st
from horrors far greater than could ever accompany raj
road disaster. LIT It constitute crmoos the part OF any
man any woman who shall the relation of n
parent who by his her habits Of lntemperance would
lie likely to entail upon pO-tery this OF domestic
lie. Ii il cannot be constituted by law, then 1T public
otiuOn do that which law Will not Every child la. q
night % hCGithful oTganzatonhas right to come into
tie world with q far heritage, ihct It may go back
10 is God thout blemish, pure as i was BON.
Tie husband and or should have a right 10 q d
vorco from drunken partner. ] know that texts
ard statutes viii be quoted against us, and that
uaee will he brought to bear against it, but truth
eugor than either Of them IL only needs 70 be spoken
nd uttered. ana VII ever shine brighter III the world.
II NY position is true. do not who is against il
who j. or II for Gods Lie is in tthat lie which
never sleeps. but VII in day come Ike leayen in the
lump win come without parchment and viii not come in
,haiooors that can be blltted out Loud applause. |
opICal to fsthers and mothers il you do not, wish
youT and your daughters, when they 60 from your
household. Themselves and their daughters may be
guarded against the mseries of ntemperance. | know
that such The earnest desire and wish Of every with
ia the sound If my voice.
The speaker concluded her remarks by illustrating the
fact of the Little redress afforded By the Courts Of his
try for abuses received at the hands Of degraded and
drunken husband By cases which under her nnedi
ote observation and 1t tie close Of her remarks she
warmly lauded
l. was moved and seconded that meeting be held in the
Hal this Afternoon. Carried.
The President explained that this meeting was abso-
uey necessary for the proper transaction OF the necessary
tus-n,ss TIerc WI be 10 charge for admission in the
NON or afternoon but a small admission fee VII be ne
cessary in the evening to meet the expenses OF the iau
Nj GRIZZLY having been budiy called for now came
forward lie made few remarks pertinent 70 the address