The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03


s'.ons object o.s to that rssolutoa which declared
drupisnss.: to b crime he did not think that it
o0sS ,. 0.sa BAT ours, whsr: 4 Va s
drsn for It VAS ssad last night that the children Of
orunken parents must bs unhealthy and have strong
1bs President hsrs introduced Dr.. Ds woosy who In.
formed the audence in ths that he sas
from this that he would have omshinx to say about
the Maine law He was acquainted with the working Of
Ing this he idered It. but right to svs them what
Ss .,s asa me, ghs to S.t what they liked
threat held cut that would be tarred and fsa,Asred
ard feather my sign, which I left up Is mark
Of my principles, leaving time to eaaes it There was
but they never prevented from pursuiug our
course. MT. BeInum has detailed to you the result
q the wost Of the Maine law IN Portland which arose
here II b executsA for hs best support Of the Law Is
It's faithful execution and although many differ at Ars
srd, the hunters do como rouno, lay hold upon It. and
carry It out. lAppla1se Our chief d,facalty now Is
briz grg In eide asues to bear upon thu temperance
cause net to oppose It. This l. what have ost to
In the State Of Maine the democrats divided into the
wcoly democrats and wild cats aud great difference
exists betv them upon this suSeet asking Like
the Lion in Esops table, DoeU my breath smell Dsdt"
ard tho people replying like ssgacioIs reynard "He
mas gos bad ooS ara Sss Cannot ss" But not With
noninat for Governor, because he kept rum
shop upon the lover floor of . house--whilst his
got they too drunk to be made to for any
but Pilsbuy So that although people may bs inclined
and educated into the new life resulting from It
lHsIe The speaker expended god eeal Of rather
slang iidcue upon the party leaders in Maine who are
It has been ksd will the Maine law stands Ny reply
Is that when The people are once upon the side of law
end order it will stand like the lrishman's WALL which
was SIX feet bread and four feet high SO that Won
tossed 1t over it would be two fest higher than
the AND i
plause.l This Maine law Ia . sariuipper to
the politicians and the rum sellers Ike man
amount Of mosquito bites upon his bare back and just
as he vas likely 20 win the person about TO- lose the
exclaimed, 'Tbst amt mosquito, its galinippsr "
uaushter) The Maine Law is gsilniOpsr to this
previous efforts made sgainst them. Philosophicauy
tracing back effects to their causes We must inevitably
Of the human race hayo bad their origin in rum selling
ard rum drinking will not detain you longer.
Mr. G. M BuRIEea one Of the Secretaries moved that
A CHAIRMAN in the body Of the bali claimed hear.
ing for M Carson. Of Central New York. upon the ad
tn'a taking rule heretofore observed in order that
he might explain tie principles Of the Carson league.
,o TN n,a no to bear M Carson ana
promise to ccndense his observations within that limit
All the rules laid down for the guidance Of the Conven
After observations from the CHAIR 1t WAS moved
and teccnded " That each speaker limited to fifteen
minutes during the afternoon session. Carried
The CHAIRMAN then introduced Mr.. c. G. BUilegh, OF
Connecticut.
This gentleman then came forward, with his ringAts
flowing upon his shoulders In the General Murat style
Six carefully cuied resses Of hair which may be termed
doubtful auburn in coor aoxed down to his shoulders
either sde each being Tar enough removed from his
face to fully expose the patriarcha beard which
ornaments his chin. and which IL gzsd with white
the result either Of age sostuds for his fellow men and
women or the continued dripping of ice water lie
habd in brown frock coat uniform 10 color with his
har, and pair Of .sukeen pants which seemed as II
their acquaintance with either cold or hot water had
teen abruptly terminated.
Mr. BuRIEiGH moved the following resolutions -
1.-THE rese utoDs were the tame had been presented
After Mr. Burlegh had retired the chairman introduce
ed-with glowing eulcsum upon her virtues, tassts,
and ds7oton to the caussMiss Emily Clarke, Of the
Mics CLARKE advanced to the table amidst audible mur.
mus Of applause Her psrsonal appearance dess and
style CT oratory were fully described at tho time when
she took the Legislature by htorm and entered tho hall of
the Senate to present the monster temperance reton;
more to advance the Of womans rights than all tho
Bconers; Tor her fe Possession and eloq iencs made
d as h'a -:
Is Ct tau, pcIty, and commanding appearance, with
dark piercing ard jet black hair. which is divided
veIges towards but is nothAt Of true brunette Her
sae-Rwe can hazard an opinion upon such delicate
the OF tme,o and old time has returned the compI
meDt and "treated her gently" She was haoited in
lcps dIsss Ct heavy black sin With an open s,on. display
Of white lace and few ornaments of god and upon the
whole appeared IS
For every branch of every science snown.'
Standing with her folded behind her back and her
hands resting upon what malicious people sad(ws don't
~ a bu a
Mr. Chairman and Friends-I doubt IL am aole 20 fill
this hall with my voice or not but unter any circum-
Terfect eocution Of ladies' However, took my les
sons in oratoiy cut Ia the open air. standing upon the
stump OF tree. and surrounded BY the birds and squ
res. may not trespass upon you too much. will do
my best-l will speak loud, and if make myself heard
am certain that the people -i not condemn
that account. (Applauss To have my respected
topics before the Convention he experience Of the past
step step Of our prcsress until we have fcaee-aa
Mr.. Barnpm told you yesterdays grand crisis II
COW aeare cur exeEtions or resx our efforts to
remove the deep seated curse-the great and giant
evil, which is careerirg over the Empire State.
it viii be ruined and overwhelmed by it.
posaess mighty lever in hands, whtch If worked
at be ballot box by the hearty good will OF Ansri
citizens. the ruin Of intempeI must stayed
add the evi have alluded to cease; apd say that ii
we, you, neglect 10 so WELD IT, you and become
sppsbe for the fghtfa results which will ensuc Zap
plause will here introduce parable from en- 0r1en
tsl tals"And il came to pass in the East that
powerful either for good for evp but he inclined
10 the evil and r I'd decree; and This DESTROYER went
forth 10 the work OF prompted by the of gan
and In hand desolated the land, unt thousands
serfhed. And bloodshed upon the fields; but yet
Did he go on until three hundred thousand persons
had fallen, and thirty thousand people each
year peIished; and ttill his csy was--"Gtve,
gyen Ard he who bad the power d.a not
urtil the land dripping with gore. You may
transfer the from Pagan 70 Christian land, and
place the tine in the nineteenth cent ury and make
the destroyer and then you account for the vicns
(Cheers) Ny Trends each of you is . In power
this enc each OF yoa gives The decree, ard your fore
fathers hare sent forth for centuries gve the Il.
Genres TO the ieers. ard the blood o. the victims
Is your he ads and dripping from your hands be
stech of you 60 up TO the ballot X vote ioz the Mine
law and thus wash yourself clean from this gore forever.
(loud apphwe) Neither the fearful wreck OF manhood,
ror The destruction OF all that 10 noble, generous and
manly in youth, all ths suffering OF wonanhooa,
all the nseres Of chihhocd are great but hey
be mended and rtnedted by temrerascs ballot box.
Tho dyuDhaid is man you create by csnsg for money
the seller 10 do the work VI death from year 10
year. The work OF reform lubt be utitaian aod you