The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

fes OF Springfield, Chairman. appointed to re-
During the absence Of this committee Mr. MARSH of
New York was called for, as he bad glad tidngs
from the State of Connecticut Mr. Marsh proceeded to
relate the doDgs OF the Legislature of that Tues
day he stated that the question of the Maine aw
up in the regular order The majority of the COMMITTEES
reported against the law on tNe ground that there
no need OF any more legislation. The minority of the
committee reported Msine law. The majority moved
ths the report lie on the table and the House proceed
10 the consideration cf the minority report The
Maine law men were thus taken by surprise, but
the question WAS ably debated by Mr.. Lines, OF Now
Haven, .no supported me Maine law In the afternoon
pe question vas taken on motion to refer 10 ths next
LEGISLATURE MS motion wa iost-il5 to a. (App.use
motion to strike out the sec ion providing for the
ference OF the is TO he people was lost by similar
vote. (Renewed applause The Maine question
stayed OIL ny molten TO adjourn. which carried
Ine Speaker thought the law would pass both Houses
Inc Governor m'gnt put IT IN MS pocket-he was used
10 M ina, so,i oi .nhe.
and the permanent government OF the Convention
aoi'sneo asroiiows -
Vies prss;dens III Hcn n%a. ~ Amhss % waI
DR. Dr. lyman 8eeeher Of Boston Rev Dr.. Ide. of Spring
Drsbge; Ja'us a. fnlmer OF Boston, Rev MT Ripley OF
foxooroueh; rev. Dr osgood, OF Springfeld Rev Mr..
os Hsaek N.S r JOSIAH BARTLETT OF Con'ord
Dencon 1smes roIu VI AonR.on'
non SaInIe Avar oi Soncofo, was nominated Tor one
1 me wee fres'dents put ne was non est John Ross
nxi wen Anown ,'He,dte' was also nominated as one
Oh sne secIe ares N hut The be declined the honor. .
; Ss' re Wo % w,aWs, oi p,.on; hsv: Mr.. ing
eirs, OF worcester ". wager, OF Northampton.
con.a.;a S % .h . seis o.'e. sPeecn, tnaIhing tne
Tp e lor uc honor con'erreu upon h,m ana tho
Throne Of Grace was addressed BY the Rev Mr. Thsyer
S,. ~ w. snsmp,ou shouIu estimate tbe nomDsr OF
Ia PhOaeh. ~ S"ous wv nunofeo, lnciuung one
Tho pvvs,,v,- ,n.d. o,u an .,..,h n. 49,,
-. nS IkhsI na9s very uuli speech. lie hoped tnat
@ e s ~ woua no. Iorge1 IN tnelr grauantons
hd I t .ne @ Ss w uan,sr aaS STU un.ai
- anu un.oln anu mat they nu,I aevise some
: 1919 ~. .'e uc .S 'nuiousn eAecuuon ne passeu 70
S .. o. 'ne ss.e VI .ns lempeIahce cause now
.wey h nse years nEo anu preceeoea 10 snow now
G "u oee nfs' " coi'ese W wfte against lne use Oh
W. ~ ... A.. p,,4 ., a. 80
ud @ @., .ie iiesuen: C;. aPpoin.ea ing loow,ng
nameu m gepSenen as vommittee ON Business-hsv MT
0yiAtt' OF Chicopee Mr.: Erastus Hayes, J. R. Hxon,
wl ..4 lnou pauu' anu reV nr, Ahaygr, Aso, com,
' asson resoauons, Oh wnch rev. W. II. Brewster, OF
A sn;,;ted @ahsta nov oro.e rnon n,o.;o, .,.t
a spuiteu oepa,e now arose upon mouoh tnasa
commltes Dc appointed to nominate state Central Com
mialee Teport some plan OF organization.
% l nna saiu shat 'nere was ota'e organization,
Mr IRAsK did mt know whether there was any orgsni-
2a1ion or not. ne WAS IN iavor OF the amendment Al
was rl.baiawn. %
pEiEsAIE noped Inat tne gentleman would not with
@ nIaw ms amehdment. he wanted the committee to
nave Lui power felhaps they might report different
hs ss an INA. Mn.cn mao peen prepared or
tney Blght report some elierent pan. .
Mr. JOHN G. CLUER wanted the Committee to be nomi-
pated at hIge not oy the Chair lie wanted peoples
meeting. he moved that the committee be nominated
AZ a1 nlge e., =. ~ A., ..,.,
tne ShAs pus LAo question shu oiu not deciAre the
vote IT. IL seemed hatthe amendment was adoptsd
- ;s .pn .; WY ,s ~ , sp0n pooio sau - nau soeeu
..;.L ~ ~ SSS~1 ~N - ~ -
w NJ r. C,n r,nfSS.; Sa ,;.a !. ;. a.. .,,ou 20 A. .u,.
+ & as ~ ,S RI ~; ~ o i e .. I,s " .e vo. mint
th.nc baS heen cooked cd nm tssnra hand ~ % ''i5
Tho ,esoe 49, o.; ~ s.e @ 1890 - vv,,;
49,. nv as uhs S s,a,I I uoieucu " "nas' VI
o1fton, Ttn nno ,,e usner, u aiealosa asn
ord ne ;t WIS agar taaen on .taers ann
ana u wss lost Inc question was tas en- on the original
con 20 and 20 nominate STATE
The ut then apps the committee the Rev
os,a Of Bos.sn being its chairman This gen
nenan, VINO seems 70 oe eaaer IN Inc conveouon IS
himself by Of lectures against all the pomps and
eorg his name for the new theatre now being erected
o ~ ne th ds g t & Nh h oTer w
ursn the committee
The whole esaIe goes to show that there is ,omethns
,ar, in this state The very slim atondsncs sho we'd
Great Se aa sesarS % S and
when they found grumbnc in T the camp. Williams ev
denly fell uch hurt at the pSratitude Of those mem
hers q The sosysnOn who did not zee the necessity of
The convention has thus far been 4 failure. Though
D., Hitchcock may be e.Ined savan, he is not At 70
among the delegates and never any Of
the speakers, pea e,s;,., a.. co.:, .,,., an =.
.ha aano+ VIC 90 m M swo. ~
man who dered to isow where he could get ainner
- .rrpproo>, srss,o,
The Convention vas called to order at half past ro
ocock. Inc number OF men was not increased, but the
len ae ioce was increased 10 three The delegates ap
sled IN much better hnmor after dirner though some
ctthem pitched into fruit ces confectionery ice cream,
&c; IL the most reckless manner
Inc thirnan OF the Committee on Resolutions, report
ed the following =
RssSlved That We desire first Of I'll devoutly and
70 th Ile9ge ae ooa rrovdsheo Oh tne A.
maot Ms friends of nd tsa msins Law 10 rayio
The for future as well ns for eycry
token OF his favor during the trying period of year.
That this Convention bear their continued and unequi
eating ~ a. wsI G sna nse o. m @
condenee in moral suas to do s own appropriate work.
action embodied our anti liquor law and we pledge
ourselves that efforts shall not be wanting to mate
through both agencies the triumph Of our glorious enter
That We rejoice that tho law is s left us unmpairod
depte Tie ohstnaey of and having Il and hay
ing how to use it making not dead statute but
living instruments for the oppression Of the liquor traffic
and the fearful evils flo wing therefrom.
anH na c she q a IN executing she law haye o0ea
risndys srars a. 4; w ~ % 10 W S SU @ w
law wspt of interest on tho part of noce odcers neg
secure good which our never
failed to do-te watchul ygor of moved by selfish
ness and appee-and such difficulties as will always at
,sna tno eXetuon o. law against when so extensive
tte nrasenf 4; moi rerscct md we vot
hope AZ trust to SEQ Il amended still there are no inherent
its execution GOOD and cent law