New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

,cu, many deepsirrg wretch 10 the suicss's grave
M bowed white haired age IN weeping over riosa youth
S rhcsS The good ia Maryland hspe fr better aye
SIT -, V;repjs kentucky. California and other States
ec are nrssen,ed but not evidently df-rea from sss
nrhisbeS last year. At Louisville young an. fsw
Tvs since on lis way rom ATketses 10 visit friends "a
ot;e s rucked" Of six hundred dollars and ia his
ooTscstion and despair attempted to commit suicide
More we cannot add. ~ o., -
NJ" ~ forcble appeal in behalf Of the Society La
CONNIE ncing, be spoke ss IVi0"si "a. a.
x 60 ,hs f.c tba, an infant Society Is uad9
49,; "a yrsnnle with giant evil X needs NOT one vcra
rom me 10 urge that it should be puosned ana SEQ, ORR
widely through the length and breath OF ns snn wa.
therefore. submit very 10" te1aNN' VPV' "'''-
which hold in my bad
So.rsx Tas the practice Of GhHns Nsd Is = .is IN
Temperance and a1Ssa Sd ne rss.so o. tbs greed aop
this ard & sS' ssI A.. ds Sods1 q. prss
sure Of int lsw, and q righteous pubic sennme1~
hsrs are two points in this resolution owhch wish 70
asnscsllv call your attention The one IS the relations
az here 10 gr.pple with with sat OF ntsm
oerapce and other kindred vices. lne oiher ~ me
Of this CITY and the gambling practices OF rms Cy 70 our
country and the world Sir, you can hsruy una spy
however pubc sentiment may have been aroused 70 son'
centrate of these three vices when nave oeen
named in the opening remarks-however pubic seae. n
NAV have been aroused suppress one OF these you vi"
End the other lingering there and staying the progress OF
other reforms In the State of Nj dne' we have doas
somethipg-made some progress IN regard u 'nls
vice of Intemperance. Applause But we ind Gambling
does not peacesby die along with it, The mp o.
hsse VICES that are 10 be grsppled with intimate
that Won must have decisive earnest perseverng efforts
hat bsI never Weld and be overthrown bat shs
these evils wher and die beneath the comolned euou
and influence Of legislation and public forces Aud where
shall that impulse come from not from the City OF new
York Where IL not from this great center OF influence
shall be heard that trumpet voice against this monster ev
which shall be reechoed throughout the length and oreAdn
C. G BuRLrIcH. Esq. of Connecticut next addressed
the meeting and SAID that men were TO be found IN the
"A ifad
without respect or any way sighted by their elowcit
zens These men, who call themselves geaemen. are to
be found patronzing these broad bells which are ths
noals yawnng for the destruction OF the self degraded
and seldebased But there is more rsorA difference
between the highway robber who meets you Al
dead of night and demands your money and him who meets
Won At the gaming table and there auduleny depves yoa
of your property No the business OF the gambler no
better than robbery 1t Is more deadly than tas peseaSs
that waseth a, MONDAY dsinegrsng and destroying the
very elements of your body and sweeping you to the
ask you look upen the nature OF this ana
the Influence which Il exerts upon society," ana then say
Il is in any way better than robbery. The bu
sness has not single Characteristic Of honesty.
you play for stake is practical denial OF the rights OF
property II is ever the frt step that costs IL you re
solve that you viii ke your neighbours property without
giving him an equivalent how easy il for you to go stu
further and devise certain fraudulent means, whereby,
with the of cards you play ~ TO awayswn ins
processes easy and certain from the first step OF sac
hcr the principle Of the Right in Property and obtaining
il by which gamblers For your own sexes tor
the sake of those lively boys and those fair girls VINO arc
Olive plants about your social board lot inc SAKE ~
all dear the heart of the patriot for the sahe oil the
cause of Christianity and of Humanity call upon you
to besow your time your talents, aud your money upon
the society that is endcayorng 70 sweep away tns pest
house which is terrible than that which consgns the
body TO the grave. tApplausel
At the close Of Mr. Burleighs speech collection wac
taken M oderay the expenses of the evening tamouated
10 SIZE Rev EDWARD HIcKox, of Stanton st. Baptist
Church announced the last speaker bu the merely
remarked coming forward that the ateness OF the hour
precluded hi from making even the few observations
which be had contemplated doing He said that he felt an
interest in the objects Of this Association and was wen
aware that gambling is unmitigated curse and every
effort should be put forth TO keep its bghtng influences
from Selling hold Of the youth OF our land The exercises
Of the evening closed by benediction from Rev Mr.
Pearl