New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

ton iCirg tai Ell recommmolt, Il not greed o.
The question was then taken on he substitute OF Mr.
Cary. which was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to 3 oclock PM
during the morning DIR. McCuue smith presealei hs
credentials nom City Temperance Association 70 he
members of the Convention the door and rejected
Afternoon Session.
There was very slim attendance OF Dele rates at the
order IN the absence Of the President by Gen Carey mo
of The Vice Presidents.
Mr. Backmer. of New York moved that the regular
business of the afternoon he suspended, to enable VIZ
Thomas Carson Ia explain the plan of the mDY m n
organized by him. and called the Carson Leagie The
motion carried and MI Carson took the platform aud
Mr. PursIprSr: For many years the friends of tempe
rance have been endeavorug in various ways T. do soml
thing rid the country of TIE of Rumseling We
have made spccchcs passed resolutions and sung songs
but efforts have been uD'ucccssu Parties nave been
organized hut definite p9n OF action has been aopel
and the rum rover omboiying the money power the po
cal mower and the legal power Of the country has been
able % successfully attack friends iather and children
ard To make T. pay them 'r &c. We propo.s M our
plan 70 combine the money, the political and the legal
Twer for the benefit II temperance 10 lnstr.te' we
will suppose The Ell fence q tpwn hsv ~ on 70 10 dol
lar- Of taxable property The taxes upon tn property
amount to fty cents urn thousand dollar. AMI ihai
of this amount h1s been shown BY Authentic stascs
that thirty Eve csu-s j. swaJT1 ~ ineT ey ~ IN
directly 10 ,uIFc - re rfris % r1l47e NJ ile pau
rsr- ooul. criminal lsusIss as-srli tu1 baeri9s pen
iteuiisries and aE - ~ p,Waf have ne s.sor'
and c0Lest0lt- ard 10 tar. rs - -'--r--rl o.
To IroTeuy .od -nler RE ta1nle-- -lre ere "a.
eraily Z lite.l - t9F IN -a1i- ID ever c'lilf
-eyr adj d e ties. ~-r = - s tslla- box controlled
Every cro- .rr cs- T-olce from I'VE q Dry f'ss ana
IoliC as ulderst4-I H. sex 70 eei t1e hldelce OF
many cror hos a. possible. AMI the man that gets The
iru. rfe a.. he most cror shops generally the successful
candidate. We have law N the sac s,ainsi rum
selling Supervisors under the influence 81 the rum inter
est select drunken Grand aud fetty JarieS ana WIN
drunken judges. the Law becomes as cypher Here
will be seen that has also the political and legal power
also.
lars can be collected for every glass of liquor sod ant
thus n man who sells four glasses of liquor becomes IN
dehcd the town in the sum OF elOo ana yer no JuSe OF
ury can bring himself 10 the resolution 10 brhS IN
verdict of guilty in such Agan we nave law OF
the state constituting nsdemeanor to sci liquor ana
any citizen can by going before Justice OF the Peace
a warrant ssued for the individual guilty Of the ofeacf,
rnd the Grand jury can ndct End Judge fine him in tn
sum of sa.O ard imprs son him iscw Sc We propose IN
II League the property 81 me town u ne
thirty five cents out Of every $1,000 worth OF property
eds G which IS the amount now pau 10 supper "a y
erc and applyit the suppression Of the frame mere
Is economy in e method for the ceuses are taken care OF
instead Of the effects VII reyer we can concentrate me
money political and legal powers and icw men 10 .so
tLa rover there is difficulty in shutting MP the rum
sellers mme dately.
There are very few men especially those in our cities or
Villages who will t0rk in the cause II Tenn erance iney
may hold meetings sing songs, and pas resolutions ou
whom IL comes TO practically apply the means AZ her com
mord they shrink back because they fear tie ihneo OIL
the Rum power A.. ..:i,r. 81 ,.s,
pcc,mher there were forty six rmseers in the County
site Penn Yam After having suffered )r years meet
ing held to adopt means to pr an eaa ~ lnS tsL
on mans were tn Re discussed md explained TO TIE people
AID VOC received with favor We requested thhs he
ministers should onte next sunday preach each sermon
Oh individual responsibility HIS was aone oh ,o noe e
Tuesdsy evening meeting vas held where'A S'VV,Vv'
worth of proDerfv entered for assessment Acus
tee Of ladies and gentlemen eenyaseG the Bace, ll 's
amount was increased to million ot aeh%s o, Pypy "
he taxed TO put down the Ram traHc we taxed ,ni7 10
the amount Of $500 and when We had protested 50 TAR me
Rumseers shut up their shops Threwa' The evidence nor
simply Of a moral sentiment IN the eGmmuniy oai aro VI
moral ROVER The directors OF the league ofniel eA'
coher and hired man whose sole duty was to prosecute
Eumseers The drrukards wife end children were n"'i
fed nt II the husband or father got drunk W -
ton a. IN who sold the liquor could be eit with the
aoeft of the league. In short time the or3ani]a
ron was perfected throughout the county ana soon
c,Crv rooshoD was shut up except those Wlich were
r,cr.s,d and then men who sold liquor had 10 20 II
ACCORDING to law 4 few days after some hat dozen
vourg mon e GROCERY drunk about II COCK on oat
urday night where they had been sly drinhs UNI y ".
tbem M fore railroad cars and hal his cut OF by 10
hein run over lie taken 10 his father mousse ao IS
soon ~ he was able the agent went 10 nm procure v
a,oes ~ those who had sold the liquor ana som' w.
- tb,ee men were arrested and bound over 20 appear %
fore the Grand jury. They were tired ana -"
one fined s25. end the other ESQ one pan up og
fed that il was a sin 10 sell rum the othef az
mi IA but at the end Of two or three days ne a'o %
came satisfied that il sin PAD up ana hunz M =
bcorld NOT sell run he sWOre that no body else tnoWu
ii not adj now he Is one Of the most efficient men
ergeo,d I'm the work. No temperance man cen "iIal
n nseulnes a well whipped rumseler' tholsh u "'sN'
sing songs from June 70 January. ... -, ,
In Cbantauoue County they have s4,oolo0y worm q
-oTevt, "a rich NAV be taxed 10 put runseies III ~ Vus
D.. then with and the excellent worhne-oi IN psn
o ie ZEN vbereverit has been tried ead nc pTiS
~ w yk are VI NJ to pay small ta@ on isit ~ y
- o,5 dsi~o I, have the traffic stopped u AN %
stoned comr leely IN % Gays $500 81 81, Ell, s.ve
IL enc arts where it mas been tri1l A- jas "efo
- ., lie occupied except by rlnsel e.', aud tns %
80, = ,vor,e5 The Maine Law Is good elactmen- %.
w. VAT ont means Of enforcing It, or else II w" DC i
rlst Of the remarks Of the speaker @en ial'nT =
;-1lfrse he workings OF the movement ne was il'' ~
70 ,inoben Of the District Of Columbia 70 re-
-, NJ Car-ou should submit his Leag le u tAa Oh
- ~, Psrraanent Organz aiion lhs noil'" vas @
ondod ard passed In ho re-os;,,., rssollfiol - il
- ~ iho al o. OF tn NEE slng atl'ai en- % TO -
=; ,rrs-v Tie President REID me rin re- =
~ Sr,trrfss having succeeded ID s--',,-- -'n.i
r'v.I bv the Char rose AMID q general ~ % e~n
re-. ,;srf II AL present, and 81 opP9suon on the
ce'f II s,ue and 4 o1e a. foloFt'
Fe,i Ctsirrnau. have few remarks TO MAKE % THIS
Convention which can perhsps maze S "e'i 10 M 'SA'
- ~. sth resolution az any other -
II o-d.r that may be the better heard slo.d Ike TO
IN, ,bs priyiege OK speaking from the platform - No
70 from soT,s voices but yes, yes 90 up on the and
fr, others The Chairman Gen. Cary nodded assent
and DR. SEodgrass assembled the platform, wheze be con
tinued: .t, nh.
Presder. 1 resolution you'd Tot &c n order.