The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09

WIN b poasisA,y a.nnsd Give Il ont 70 tAs vssd
sss sS 81 .s.s sss a. In.
whersd up everything good hat cor nssssd eth IT.
Therefore ws ysn inst such resolution The sns ~
excepting the ore bsSore NE hnass ~
the same mind; am .ousseiss Sssrsas 10 politics
from you ~ am nsthsr .his sse g. ss. nor irss
We are an N Of ore party tee tot.lsrs iAoplso:s
Say. hs would 70 for his s.taele ,.ls.'y bss.n':is
her q drupiards ard the syDssm Of rntiss lLAash-
tsr went 70 30 out to tbs vo,h - o. idea uAn-
olden times whom there vas but one Sss sarss ana
the old federal party vas the only one IN sxistsssss
s::d s H. q II: s s
rosue to catch regus" and one party Is sss 70 watch
several otS.r Gentlemen her. tried 10 sp..s su. ~.rs
pu. Down With crss Of "0rdsr." Question, qasS-
The caxn then nut the Question 10 rsoomnt which
lost The vote then taken upon General OAzya
substitute, and It carried Applause and stamping
Of feet followed this ttImipsti0n Of tbs coutsst
The Convsntio. then Adjourned till O'Clock p n
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention sessmSlsd ct O'Clock in The Afsse-
In tho absence Of Neal Dow General CAxy took
the chair. The first speaker introduced TBokAs
CARSON author Of the famous CArsoo Lesgue0ur plan
has been to psts the good hsat OF the country In
body against rumseng. We hire agent 70 sus ~,
who sell glass Of liquor and furnish him with ses,
books salary, and al other ueesssAries After sopo
further remarks the gentleman closed, when
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, Of Washington moved, taAt Hr.
Carson be requested 70 place statement Of the Carson
League before the Committee on Permanent OygAnS7a-
ion. This was carried.
CBAR-The bu snsss bsfors the house is the furttes
consideration Of the report Of the Business Committee
The eighth resolution then read
Dr. sxoDeRAss-I wish to speak 10 this resolution In
squabbls heretofore have had only the idea,
to consider justly the right Of representation. With
this preface viii proceed 81 the resolution be-
fore the house. We want than the resolution aske.
We want the assistance Of the general government
While State may refuse the Importation OF liquor frou
sister State yet the general Rov.rumens pas
through her custom hoase 0 packages from foreign
countries /. therefore, msve this DO added Ia the
ely nth resolution.
Dr. cdarsfs proposition ref rrsd TO tbs Business
Con- mittss ard the resolution them adopted with
out anne pdment
The pinth rescIation vas then read
Mr. MCCLURE OF Mass wsh to speak to this Yesoru.
ton
CpAR-- WIN the gentleman take the platformp
Mr. MCClURB-We have the Maine La y In Boston, ard
yet it Is notorious fact that had muctx
drunkenness In that city arises from the fact
the eier rhs gentleman here violated several inoi
deDts Of and dsoauchary Bos.ou and said
city for their neglect to pro ecuts the runsellsrr
Mr. JACKSON Of Pennsylvania also made .fsv remarks
IN r'ss,a 10 the Of the aw against The rumse
Maine law arose from private pque sgsnst Neal Dow.
when the Maine lac first eorss we'd that john
Neal presided at temnance meeting 10 favor Of thai
a~ srd never dream ed Of its pssutonaity, and
want yen al to 20 home and through your temperance
papers give these facts to the word
The ninth resolution then adopted.
The tenth eleventh ard twelfth resolutions sera.
rstely adopted without alteration.
Tka arfh han ntAd rwnr~
bal alterations
Next, the fourteenth was read and unanimously
The last resolution Of the report. the fifteenth, Was
luton. Il this dftssnth resolution is puelshed to the
world read It viii carry with IL tho appearance Of q
o,al feeling. THIS Convention should aim 81 naaenoe
all over the world Let 1t not be raid that American
Convention could not exist without fling EnslAsd.
Cries of hear hear think yru viii zee. gentismen,
NADIA Strengthened by my visit here
1t was than To strike out thi Objectionable slAuss
o. the res barring out TIE fatal drug.
carried. a.sct 81 - H9fIst -
Mr.. SAVAGE Of washington-I ,cme from little dis.
trio. Of Columbis veusr.bls gentleman nom Mesa.
cnusetts to-day called Washington SIDE. Well, in
filthy ard ray ,bsre no cleaner SINK In the Union
when Confress ia gu. OF it fLauRb'ee) Send s,bex
N ;Ss - win no, y w.s al
ycu 70 make our city IN fc your unkards and
gamblers. Qausoter)
Mr. JACKSON, OF Penn, made fev more remarks. I
~spt to tell you gentlemen what foupd when vent
down In Maine travelled there six WEEKS and did not
see liquor por dTunaen man durirg that time
Qntstion-Dd you 40 In the back rcom2
Mr. il have found rum acts the same, whethss
drank in the back reom ar front room Uanshter.l
Mr. JACFsoN-1 travelled through The Sac Of Maine,
srd found the pris Of their counties empty. The
statements of John Nea, se and he knovs they
M BILL Of ManeI have had nv hssrt 81, REQ By the
espohion made by my 'riero Nj j. ca on the state
psrts made through tbs press By Joho Neal are lies sud
he knows IT, win cefy spy 70 and ope1 bar
room 10 ths whole State Of Maine an sn aharnei
TO sskrowledse John Neal citizen OF the state Of
Maine srd think he co9h. IN NJ invited % sngrate
yoIoE lfiou TIE sucience)--I shopIo lse ask Il
John Neal not about used up snd had not better
proceed 30 other business Uau2her)
The CHAR-F yon ask for information should sn.
swer, should thjrk Jobr Neal
Mr. HnI-I dop's hDos whc bires John Neal, bit
should think sgsd his service {. this time
The The question IL nov ueca tie adoption Ok
the res luton.
here made by COMMON consent Vi the Coavsciioa.
The resolution Y On adopted
G W CLARK here offered resou ton in condemnation
OF ,he rnm trafc, which referred 20 ia Committee
Cd Business. fs#u
Mr. c 'ben ssid-I ~,h to inqsirs, NJ President, in
regsid 70 sore reports wn cb -gn would believe.
urde stand that 90 honorable ssnt.euasD
hrsd education sracnste Of ore OF the nghet schools
Of the country preen'sd bis credentials . 6essa,e a.
the door this mcrng sui 3bied sns5Sncs because
his slin "opens TO De of darker than ours frteJ
of "Ibsts right" ''rast'a right We dons want dar-
CHAn-I csrDot ansser that question, an not the
PR source 10 apply foe tos sind Of Information
CLARK-l sllods to Dr. NcCuns Smith o. this city.
(soveIa vo cess He's black man I've don't van.
him." &c, SC. Clsrh sst down, svi5sn " con vinced
that there were DO chances for dsrhiss in ths
Convention
The meeing then adjourned I'll II. o'clock in the eva.
hing.
EVENING SESSION. ttt
The attendance at the rssssemblpg OF the Convention
at ~ O'Clock NJ, very considerable, large pro
portion coSsistpg Of ladies' Neal Dow occupied thS
chair The proceedings opened with prayer by Ret
Mr. James This was followe By the singing of tens
perance song by Mr.. OTIS
Behold the day of promise comet
The audience sppsueed, snd The singer resumed hia
seat at the piano and sopg Of the Hatoh.nsop
Family the burden os which is--
Uncle sam 10 rich enough 20 rive US ell farm.
The Chairman then int odp csd Judge 0Nsi Of Souah
Carolina
ind (1NFU said hat Ia ~ ra.,