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

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free sellers dominate decent who 10 Maine law
nap be gets my vote (ApplsuseI. This is ths cod of
all TO gain power from ihs ballot box To do ths We
us carry the question there expressed 10 the Seso
luton.
Gen. CARY Of ohioIf the gentleman will give way for
one moment think atop alt discussion By Offering
the following resolu ion as substitute -
Received That this question involves all the best In
terssts Of society and while do not design disturb
prohibiting quor and traSHc as beverage
parties and We win vote and act accordingly
This wss seconded when Mr.. CARSON, OF the Carson
League in Western New York, said -
Nr. p esidelt-Wbat have We come up here for I
wouldn't go rod for any tuch resolutions They
amount to nothing win ien you hog TO get rid Of
fer the Qus.tion ), .'Queetiop.' ~
Mr. JACKSON Of Penn AS member of the Businols
Committee wish this resolution referred back 10 tho
Mr. MORRIS, of Penn.-This Ia the most inportan.
resolutiop or question which has been before us.
that the IseveDih resolution tn erecre with Mr.
Cary reouon and ali Others pertaining to IT, go back
osin 10 the Business Committes FOR action
" AoRhHEAD, Of Vermont-We have besn living for
long time upon only resolutions move all these reso
uions b1 laid upon the table, and We prooeed to bust
ness Usughter)
necessity for reconmtmen. reference back the Bus.
iDes mmittee gentlemen when they del bersts CON
,nm question: sbouio the county South OF Ma
son and Dixon, MS wen :, that North u IT, have been
long time engaged In the temperance reform and am
recfiy Satisfied tbst the resolcSion Of the commit tee ia
the only one which will answer We wish only 70 tell
pal tes we ere temperance and not psry mar ADD
when any party intereres win u.s. then va viii oppose
them come ont party This cause will be do.
soytd at the soutn upiees is treated wisely and u
dciously. (Appsuse)
Nj WILLIAMS OF Asbama--f an hsppy In obtaining
tie foor as the Only one from ns South excepting NV
hono1ed friend. Judge 0Ne who has spcken con this
question: (Cres OF VSks the Platform ~ have come
from the Gulf oil Mexico fifteen bnn!red mica OF
to tell you We are men, and TO rsse our voice
In the acts of this Convention We have nov arrived NJ
an important stage 10 this Convention which to decide
now are We to advance temperance At the ballot box
tske this difference OF opinion rises from misconcep.
ton or the language of he resolution lam ultra man
but can mort cheerfuly vote for this shoc report lam
ademocrat but would vote for sober whg rather than
adrunktD democrat. | will bear with all my strength
the banner II temperance Ia the VERY face Of the de-
mccrscy they dare to raise in the face Of temperance
(Apllsue)
Cen CARY My object In Offering my substitute was
70 embody every idea Of the original and no more Ia
simpler language; ard challenge Judge Oaiel Mr.
W1lians o. Alabama or any one else to shor that
have moi done It.
The resolutions were then read in coro parison
Rev. JsfN CHAMBERS, 81 Pt iadelpba IL y ra4e- Of
suspe 70 me Why there shoud be 20 much tsrdn.pa in
speaking cut clearly upou ibis ubjsct WHY sinc4 tho
birth OF country, al PARTIES have beer steaoed IN
rum 70 Deep thai the North river coulia oopare 20
ftrth am dcinf cTat insids and out ye VII vote
a.. e.s s~.s1" - SotDs, 49,.
c.h Ns D,pes rssG ~Tss tpa toe or ,ag.es y.