New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15
HOW TEMPERANCE CAN BE KEPT Our OF
POIITIC-.

HOW TRnPHRANCE CAN BE KEPT oUr or
POLITIC-.
We 60 1O' meet an intelligent citizen not Engaged 10
the LIQUOR Traffic VINO will 10 conversation admit
tbst whether tor good or evil 'he Name LIS On slb
vance and purpose il morally sure 70 become AT u
N.v-Yorb and that any postponem7nt Of Is passage
only serves 70 diminish he pfospec Of ire rePes Why
tLtu. u It's passage resisted
One ssys 90 am MT opposed 70 the Mine Law
OILY obi. c; % any Political upbeaval aud csrup ion
80 cairy IT, must suck 70 ~ party But Fe. sho
AZ f., - Name Law first and our respective parties
rex are not the real dis rgauiz as ~ have already
shown. We lave repeatedly profered aud urged Pans
calculated taxi tbe Question entirely olt Vi P'ircs,
b, al ow ins the pope settle r b. direct Poplar
Vote a. yec,al Election. Had that been permitted.
DorpuTe Of par! ainti-s or disregard OF par! iealy
would have Lived Ifthe public mind Is D., yet ripe
for The Law dOnC aant It Ell &C ID out "e s'y
Rs ri e. aud dar our a1versares to submit il 10 their
decsop They recol from rhe ord a.. aud thus admit
not m,Iey ,0t tact that the People are viii Us an1
against them. but their conscOusnsss Of 1t. Inry
you'd Ike nothing bet er than TO beat u on direct
popular vote hey Won NOT grudge the labor aud eI-
peuse Of successful bu they know hey F0ud
be- defeartd aid refuse 20 toe the marx We can
&C., NJ Name Law from any other than Maine Las
L.ci,acure-drc 1cdy Thoroughly AID thu' We are
Obliged to elect one. We trust November vii see the
work accomplished
But Why need tbis cause a disruption Of parties We
sand Oh our affirmation thar majority OF the Lega
Voters -four State desire the Legal Prohibition OF the
ouor Trsfnc and would 80 vote our advefsaries 10
effect clearly admit it. Then why have We not rigat
to say 70 our respective parties Pat 10 Name Law
csud date. for the legislature viii defeat your
"tctetsl ?" Why ought NOT to demand this F! WY
Should uOr the politicians concede It
Well, then; suppose they will HOt-.lDPose they
nominate for senae and As,enby-nen either openly
or secretly hostile to prohibition. while the p-cple are
for Are tue ms, onty TO submit {, amount of
Misrepresentation and inquiry Have they nos al
read, carried submission the utmost unit consistent
with duty Jadeeye'
BeaI in mud that We desire special Maine Law
candidates whore bath parties or either OF thrm sill
give u candidates thai Prohbfionists consistently
vote for Let each party nominate Maine Law cindi-
dires end vii each vote as our pary preferences
stsl dc'ste if tut party does it, We "i vote Tor
the cand date. Of trst party If each nominees iro-
bitiioniss in part and License men ia part We Will
taAe tie Pfun5o from each ucke 50 far as hey
bir not array against each other aud elect them II
We csn But if bother party eyes such Legislative
CANDIDATE 90 will fairly represent Us or all the Name
Law mel On 10th tickes vii nor make GU iul one,
We must nominate csndda,es of our own. There u no
other way
Al " saw some expert discoser Of mares nests ;
"you mtsn bus 10 carry Bh'g Legislature because
",ho Wpiso viii much oit"asr nominate Name Law
"uen ilan Democlas" No. Mr. sharp. We are DOT
haf so Ger az a, YOU TO be that would b. al
vtntsaeous el'htr 90 The Wings the Law 10 have Il
ussred by Wig Legislature. We have made no cal
c,ls,ns Oh the subject and shall be- .lad 70 s,rn
cent rrou5lio Law passed 81 any sore OF legislature
but if We Were 10 choose and could feel assured tnat
toe l >ou.d be passed IN the rght snsPc. We would
Ittle rather have the next legislature Democratic
Thee j. more party iealy on that side than "n the
ohtr aid We believe tue would stand stronger AMI
frnerr passed b, Democratic than by Wig Leg =
lriure 1ra' is point We Do false nor lay much
stress upon bur Il We compelled TO choose, Ne
would say, Let our neat Legislature BE- Democrarc, 80
tLat il give. Us the bes, sert OF Prohibtory Law.
All ,hat We a.k, ;hen, is the presenatiou OF Maine
Law Legislative candidates by both Of the old parties
possible by one Of them with the hearty cooperation
all Temperance Iaen, where the other refuses; and by
the frerds If Temperance outside Of and against both
rarty orsani1ations. where neither vii do the NH
thing AID Wherever there is Legislative candidate
urestu,ed VIC is against the Maine Law, al Temper
snce men Dusi feel bound b. consistency and honor u
vote for whatever candidate friendly that Law mos
likely 70 be elected BY pursuing this course uniformly
snd heartily The advocates OF Prohibition moral!
sue Of = triumph.