New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-08
C.r,.. Leasse;for the Ciry Of New.yera.

IL IS said that Illegal rumseng be prevented in
the city Of New York With the eounenance and seaport
OF the Temperance men & the city propose to attempt the
suppression OF such Illegal traffic BY of what IS now
generally known through the County the Carson League
Let there be three n more offices established in the city,
ore 10 every Police Court Let the Temperance OF the
CITY Volunteer 70 pay their assessed property five cents
on tire hundred dollars into the hands Of nspoasibe ea
SURF to be usd in paying the services Of prosecuting
agent no b. appointed for each OF those offices and such
other sub agents the prosecuting agent may dem ne
cessary to empky and VIII engage to shut up the Illegal
rum selling the law be spilled a. We have
in the Counties where the League has been faithfully al
minisiered
There now more than So cents paid every hundred
dollars TO sustain this Illegal trade pledge ourselves 10
suppress at an expense of cents only the hunled
dollars THoxAs l. Carson
Cay sf rsrk Sept G. 1855
The TEMPERANCE WOMEN of Hamilton County
Ohio held large aud spirited Convention at Carthage
ON the Let inst Five carloads went from Cincinnati
and the country towns were well represented. Mrs.
T. X Thatcher presided with four VicePresdents and
two Secretaries Mrs. Rowe opened the meeting with
PRAYER After a spirited discussion by more than a
dozen ladies' the following Resolves, proposed by diff
ferent ladies' we're all unanimously adopted, namely;
Res Thai the e duty Of society 70 protect rel By the
ing " vssnes maud pspOs iususnes. Of Mad hsl
heir Ewes properly morals And what True
thought such invsscn Of individual Eh1
poaica reedomi who think freedom coass the
risht o DO wrong without check or punishment
srcd That good and honest thinks right 10 rrosec
WEAPONS IN who have raised them destroy the
deteneeles The law allows strike d5wt
sslfdetspce. aud deems iuscn Bat
defend herself and her innocent offspring rom
drunken brutal husband from the rumeer hah
be has taken bis last dime and his Keeling victim
ofba boken-hearcd wife None. long the Accarsed
seller receives The protection Of the law
That hold <tess OF violating the Law
God will his uei<hbor friend the ntoxns
Thee who ias offer temptations morally responsible tor
the y suits.
socses auxiliary this Associations and viii onse In each
often praccshe 20 deliberate the best means to
eject the object Oi Association
Hcirrd Thar the aiies OF State loudly ed BY
prs auy interesting crisis put forth every ef
10th public and private induce al cga 20 cast their
brothers the Temperance before the tac OF p
BE- finally suppressed and state redeeed nom
the alcohol and law prohibiting the taf IN artent spr
present code For the shng
these he what that work shall be
that aid shall be Afforded Our
prosperity and happiness pend lis and We
hersfof pledge our word al. In rs performance.
Rsoired That deal with saloon keeper or store
where spiriu0us liquors Kind sold ad
much possible influence tiends 10 beware
encouraging the unhoy traffic BY dealing al such places And
that bile oil the Golfers adesuen Sc viii watch tf
destruction
ftnseiefs heacs
Re-lred That will from in fami lea sud dis
the setting and
brandy the New Years festival table