The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07

JKNING EDTTION-"-WEDN
but ws are Of the opDlon that she public p form Of d
10y "a1y the resolution upon the taSls :" !. Gs.r
ventioaS ''who shan destroy The freedom oe spsss y
il ths calm and cool She booked upon s tie "a
ferent combatsnts With the decision Of general Ths
bens to vsnsxrs. Brown ber ss.t s'Af 0'
twas then resolved that committee Of three BE- ap.
Dsea 70 ssshsE statistics showing the p,ogrsss OF tenn
Mr. MARSH ,hsn read ths following report rom the
Tho coDmttee recommend that committees bs ap.
Iointed to report "f
On On the duties Of temperance At the present
l. t. On shs political economy of the Maine law. as seen
o On any peculiar difficulties which may be in the
"a, Of praIsss
A. To prepare and report an address to sn mAnufastur
crr ano venders OF intoxicating drinks.
g. To prepare and report an address to all Ch-sHan
gcvsnu ents for protection for their subjects sanst
O. To prepare ard report an addyess to the medical
faculty asking them once to raise their warning
vcces sgsipst The Of alcoholic and ugxed lq
To preIare ard report addre-s to all ministers
a1d cpu' cher "a set TO form the pubs conscience and
on IL great .ori and t. seek rty The bIess
irgs Of Heaven upon all our lsbors '-' ''''''
g. 4" pierara aud report address to young msu in
every country exbdrtiR them 10 eird the harness
ard tsls the agans all that scrrupts nd destroys
tDst s eher lrogers she'll be forgotten In that which
eleyatts end elesstr ths world.
RULES FOR THE CONVENTION.
l. IAe oonrenton hall cit each day from A. NJ to
d ara snah a. each sitting be opened by prayer.
z NO mem Der shah speak moIe than one time on any
The Convention. "'' -
B. The OF every speaker shall he announced ss he
to
the Chair "
T. The Convention shall be governed by the several
MIR. MARSH then gave notice that on Thursday next
esst would be given to the dseaates of the Convection
In the Metropolitan Hall, when q poem on the Maine
Liquor law would be read BY John Pierpont and speech
The Convention then adjourned till y. O'Clock Pm.
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening larger audience present than In
TIE morning. The galleries were well allied containing
large number of ladies Order prevailed during the
meesing The President called the Convention to order
and after prayer he introduced
RUFUs w. CLARK, OF Boston. He was opposed to moral
suasion. How was it with other crimesP We did not
go to the incendary and plead Of others crimes but
talked to HIM of his We did mot use moral suasion
to the thief but compelled him to suffer for his crimes
So II will be with the rumseller We must now use IN
regard to him the Maine law (Applause) After some
further remarks, Mr. Clark sat down amid much sp
pause and
Mr. CoIBURS was introduced, who sang to piano ac-
comranment with good effect.
The next speaker General Cary, of Ohio He
spoke as follows:-My countrymsn the question which
we consider night which deserves the attention
OF pnauthropists. pakots and statesmen throughout
our lard. The question comes home to us: Shall we
support IN army OF four hundred thousand drunkards
or shau We destroy the burning fluid which
Auer hEun r1 T.
this cure continus IN hight puIpit-Goc and re.
g;on forbid 1t. Shall II continue to make or viyes
wose than wisowss philanthropy nrd mercy forbid IT,
SGme call snatical-but what it we seek to Greater
We try to create an era brighter than any that
the city Of New York b better or without q
dram hop9 Certa'ply Go to the miserable mis-.
world would b. better off without t And then K man
rowdges IL to be evil he be an honest man
unless he .sts rour it out upon the bssom Of mo-
ber eIh for she drink IL without reolin, and that
70 s oas sI @ s rss
ness. Why. in answer. say. lawyer, that i. is
the Whole esec Of government to interfere with other
peoples business That the sole end of government.
il was not for that puIpoee there would be u,e for
government Some man think they have o right to in
the business of government to res.rain them Oos nan
,hras he has right 10 s!eAli is the duty of govern
applause One man chooses to buri down our
houses It 10 the duty of government to inter
is,s with him APpa"sss s Wsy restrictions
Intoxicating drink. butcher cannot slaughter 10
tain parts OF the city, becsuse IL ondapsers the lives of
your citizens So 1t |, with these quor slaughterhouses
they cannot exist without erdapgcripg the health and
Life OF your citizens and therefore sweep the of You
gay you have right to act you peasethis puts
wayfaYer demonstrated with the owner for keeping
such cross deg. Oh says the owner it is every
body duty to attend to themselves have a right to
keep what dog choose. The traveller thought II that
IL ground of action, he would look for number
susar and pinned the dog to the side .slt Out came
the owper Why did you kill my doeS Why did he try
end / why didn't he come at me with the otnee endg
Great lsughter) And 10 it is with the liquor traffic;
will pin It to ths earth, while it tries to injure
MI COLEMAN than sang, Victory smiles on the Bold
DR.. PATThN, of New Yo,k then spoke Ladies' and gen.
temen -You can't guess what have fc. it isn't
dos on the programme have come to try moral
sion with you; pant eight hundred dollars to circu
late procee dpgs through the world with every
VIII give Collar and every lady viii give two: womcn
are alsays worth twice as much the men; you must
pay your money before we Introduce to you our friend
Mr. Casell. There is an old saying Of :. No song
SUPPER" and upon this occasion it win be- No money
no EIglsh friend The collectors then passed around
Here the Bouquet Man made hs appearance upon the
platform with his flowers, and was greeted with ap
The Rev. Mr. PArTrS then read over the names of the
Eglish delegates present, and made few amusing
marks, by way OF comueDt upon each
Mr. OLIVER Of the colleo .ors, here upon the
stsrd, and sr nou-ced the names OF of the
tributsrs After much cxeron they failed 10 collect
the desired snount and therefore, gave motive that
collection would be tale up tonight again, and ex
hosted tie audience to come prepared.
john CASH. FROM England, was then introduced. and
yeceivsd with much APPLAUSE Mr.. Casell is q stout,
mu GUAR With guar features snd was dressed
in black coat ard pants. with white vest aud gilt
buttons. lie il fluent but not graceful SPEAKER. bend
IL forward too much. and sometimes actually STOPPING,
when excited with discussion. He spoke as follows -
When cane the ocean did nst expect warm
recs pton as you baye given me to night DIR. fattsn
ssy he has heard talk the Yorkshire dialect aud in
vites 70 pour out Of il 70 night The Doctor In
mistaken: am rntiye OF Lancashire, aud there they
tsls what they call the Lancashire dialect. will
d,aver boweysr, TO male nyscf understood talk wha.
diesct may. l consider tha pessure Of being here
wsll worth crossing TIE Atlantic (Appause.) l viii
not pretend to speak upon the principles of total ab
neDce, which you vol understand but will more
tculay sptsk of the gicat and glorious Of tenn
perapcs in Epghnd. have been a tectotaller
eighteen years (Applause) When started out tee