New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

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Rev 4 Corey q New ORR Was .hen introduced sHi
nadc very soqucn. and feeling address lie traced ne
,ross Of temperance from the most remote period ani
.n coming ,n 70 the nineteenth century said there Wa
net cause tina. ever c1 "a Il Il lad ACCOMPLISHED 80 mal
for The race dat OF the cause OF temperance L'oS'ng
dowA the line Of STfy wears found that Jooo ds'l
eries existed IN Is land d=16uriag disease sud dcah
among it, Inhabitants Tn nation had bcea taxed
-755o0'o which IN two you'd have pad 5ur nation
a. debt In 40 years nation we hal been Tax Il more
than the value OF all The houses and lani the Country and
thus vas that this monster o. usemperdnce had reced
hs slime in All the wster before every hearth while
his dnky voice shook the earth spreading and pienish
al. the sinks Of iuly The signs Of the times were
Of the most suggestive and even encouraging cha-ater
lie referred 10 the late C0nvon.ion in Massachus>tt,
which resolved Ia raise s00oO o0 suppress the baae
traffic In that gorious Oh Commonwealth Cn3o-sl
We wanted law that would dry mp that fountain o.
niQuity-Rum. Every thing had been tried; m)ral
sua-on and al that but nothing had bon Of any service
end now We wanted pOhib.tory law-S law that woah
destroy and Kill aui give freedom from this
~ TIE close II this address the speaker vapturouy
aEpiauded-
collection was ho2s taken up TO defray the expenses
Of the Hall during which Hon. George Holl came forward
and addressed the assembly.
The Secretary stated thas Hon. T. 7 Hale inlis
posed and therefore unable 10 he present anticipated
Rev. FIR. Hatfield thereupon introduced. He
GREETED the attendance of that dsn u she'd advocate
OF Temperance Hon. p Hale and referred in ea0ss,c
to the address Of the previous speaker. We ex
pressed his asoushment at the statement OF the Mayor
that there in this City OF churchesn this religious
cOmmuntytoO grog shops for the dissemination Of vice
and immortality II shame that such things should
be at this stage of the Temperance Reform lie lid not
even know who granted those licenses bat whether the
authority came from Mayor Aldermen woe to them
Tie Licenses permitted the establishment of those homes
Of entertainment for the public gooda lie upon the face
Of H. as the ragged little children about the streets and
drunken men and testify 1t is perfect outrage
upon decency and and there was no use in
tauchng gnrerlv first and last this rum business was
virus upon society and should be eradcated from cur
midst Applause
The resolutions were put ~ vote and unanimously car
RED when Mr Peabody introduced aud made short
speech bur very much 10 the point after which the assem-
blace dispersed