New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

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srosf oss Mr.. Cough. who vas now cream, "a G
M Anfi ssl 10 that which he had creator "a .,e
tsfos i ns Applause They hao mot oo be
rpsa S..',,t;crlsriy the w0rEing .i'sss rrbrsher
rsssfs pa ,honch be ed lately become
ga ~ st4A. I, - frs, nrin'ing Temperance documents
isne bt ~ 3ered TO he drinking cusion3 among me
NC me- - sres. obstacle with which uey Aad %
EsaS hnd he was so 70 ,os ;a' Wien thew visited
ave temp 49, soraetales too readily 70 the tel d
EsgsnaI - fCries q shane sAan-. ", 10
We sor an American IN bhgiano az u.' trs11tb
err De ~ mon him lLaughterl Sncn was tns s'iSNs.
he'd hh ese ba1 Mr. Golden himself though a'11iv"5'
., & sn 10 his household said ne c'aa S. ne
tnfsfA. 40 refuse drink to toast a. ..n5
ssgpaI 81 s:,;ngui.hed clergyman Of New -"
lSsen s.,' ~ class Of ehsmpagne before HIM gre.
;os go " name hin " "groan nnn. ~ 49,. ~
y, name him, bat be = not ne oLy "nS ia MI
ebeoee ;u;sers do not receive Wha' hay D0 i'i.
o.ercrs your coureous treatment, but as respects
skegefhe :, rannot be denied that they ar W"
Do Let your clerymen see t9as my 80 ,bs
and do ell in ihsf power 20 nsp u, ne
ts sas ~ Christian church oi me n''''''
,ld W. , LAGRANGE Applause H.. ,.o,,
hk o. snf.,ds this Maine Law know you nave 5leas
Nov a ~ et II uassed II is hard work TO put down
ces system but wAen you gel /" ~. 49, an MAJ
Do cets IaDcashiYe boys do when they gei an anas
vi % o. w 6ght-thsy don't let him get Hp asan
enH t.sI An anecdOie : tod OF orc OF III ~ -;
Lssgn's@l and wa holding him there piln'ilns ,
tsoAer CON e- rassng by, said You greas coward
ykes ssu.ne -. ~ him get up and have Tor h8h,
'yhy CO.. esro very well % you, dare ga. saa IN,
"Ib@ -, n YOU had bad as much troupe a. ID gsns
ns SeTn YOU would not DC Tor is's na DOWN
,,-fierl So when YOU o',0V e'' '"'
cont ~ GeoTeia being entitled to the hoor' sIasu
~ Cnveraon that be desred to intf2once w nv
tons win "a asi'aGv en'ie The object to offer
Ve1to se refncry Of ire late DR. Jus'n bH"a5U, and
tlD.s re that the sInp announcements ''9u :.
h rss ~ A. on and esect Of the entire O1o{ - va
nm" ." =, rron1u.ce an eulogium upon justin "a
W ~ - n orc were fer ADLER and more eio4l Nv ms
sAu rnred II needs be 10 DO justice on cti =, - So,
~ ~. IA rood man. but he SIMPLY suD'.yt ri
ges. ~ man occupying 20 conspicuous anu e,,.'a
nen ~. 0reat aad moral enterprise wile H'lh5; u'
w. from rs some grateful recognition n,n
H. nsusioo low that he had gone: An lhclusI'n or
s;nr slinson had been made 10 ms IleniVy - L, H..
beon"s or,ed he preyi0us day by DT " irsi oa' NJ
ia fL.t soIosthng more definite ana ioiihli 70,
49, Tor and in consideration OF Wn.ch ~. H. o..
t..sd leave to submit these resoiuion' - ~"
"nnSnS Tia the Convention srty expresses " ' ana Of
sisSvee d tho d,ins ga s ad, D. b e. d fhst while
M wffl ssuaion 20 the DEGREES o. ta o we
rsss Too deeply mourn the Ices from cur ranks u ~
ius sDS,I d b. ~ blhea In the Minutes Of he
49,, , eopv Of the same be sent 70 ne iaiy OF M az
"a With an expression Of cur sympathy ""- ID" -
W. Keper Of Maryland arose to soconi the edPon o.
AZ ,eoluliou and 20 make few remarks upon 'n0 'u
vi Ue had never been more sensiby anecvi Vi T
F..an than he lad when hearing the name Oh Dr. "a
"a. mentioned in this connection and know saiu ne
rsnlsr" that no word that can say can 90 s'' J"7
q The memory Of man 50 worthy II was nilvu IN
.me MEASURE the circumstance 81 MS tyPeai""OY ~
ia ds, enlisted nv heart fully In this cause wouli
~ ds,s;l ali he crcumsancesfOr they are numerous
"A recu;rr; but il was but short time aiter my a5hiyn
vas ft drawn to the Temperance cause INA, ~ s
anne 10 Baltimore. heard him there ana inc wof9' NJ
l IA became riveed upon my heart ana iHluceu nv
80 tbs Glorious cause ever since which have been mi
humble laborer In oil the subsequent productions o.
/ AL worthy man the same wisdom was eNuehI'
Il
a. had The honor Of being with him on the Business
Committee Ia the first Convention that was caeu- 10
IN Philadelphia, and when was hSid III 'le iG,i ~
American INDEPENDENCE Witnessed there the Whole
nrDcress az that Convention. There and N subsequent
Conventions where was with him wheneveI the audien e
brought forth adverse thoughts and views whenever iee
ne, were troubled or great conrariety OF sentiments were
sTdept word or two from hs clear mind was Ike OIL
upon the troubled waters know can say nothing ale
ossie to his worth but do know that The memory oil 'h
nan will lyo while ages last Generations YET UNBORN " AZ
H. and call lin blessed aud the beauie benedc'ior
IYLeb IL fgnud in the words OfIoy Writ dressed are IN
dead who die in the Lordhey rest in ther lanois an
Iaeir works shall follow them shall in time anu elesi!
Igpy to his lab0rs
Dr. Kennedy, Of New York mere arose anu "uoTeS'c'
Ihe Convention as follows
cannot flreqo the opportunity which offers to &C
lead with the sentiments contained IN inc Iesouohs
I around ground and the formidable obstacle Sill
Iusting in our way aud which the venerable gentleman
Ivho has Just spokCnromonbor' as many DINERS a. "neH
w. put hearts TO the work AT that time was IN IN
6roledt this cause but the suspicious OF aim st inc On
lin nation were uuon our mt lest should disturb
lA public and in degree Involve the Churches III
AG which was of political character Indeed IN a1 ei
In 10 eel up temperance meeting had to send rs
lh as Mddetown in Connecticut 10 get an advocate t.
lone and address To this effort was impelied by
lSveraton with the whose loss we no" depore and
Those spiritual labors We were 50 wont 70 admire
III nv own house he encouraged end when ne told
IRe Of the successful movement in Baltimore, where
Istian Koener held his banner my heart ana soul be
10 taNl
lbs day in the lilo Sntc OF Delaware the cause hd
lIsyertd There were friends of Temperance There b,
Is bat too many in the Churches stood aooi and say
f that the spirit which has animated me since then Whei
II endeayorcd in all forbearance and amid conflicting
lunancoa % pCrscVCTe in tho right IS N no salnll dc
lte attributable the teachings of that good man. WIZ
kt remarks, in respect - his memory hope that th
tsouions will pass go
Inc President pro tenn, Gen Cary. spoke as follows
Ieire TO say Chairman Of this Convent n that m
lD mentioned in the resolutions ~ dear ono 70 me-
4ned nv frst temperance lessons from Justin EIwart
Any wears AGO in his meetings. His virtues are recorde.
b., living tablets my heart PosterIiy vii honor h'm
tsee,De generations VIII sigh over his ashes, and h'
n Of the iGturs vii drop Tears Ci SIouuo "i" pan
Mr. Cssseli OF England slated that among me many
lntcsn productions in favor of the Temperance R'1rm
Eh were circulated IN England there were the prodde
ln Of the peu of DR. Edwards His name ana sonuncn's
It9 well known there and were highly appreciated aui
tcncluson ne stated that his remarks could be regarded
soindcaiion Of the sentiments of all the Temperance
Farmers IN Great Britain.
he resolutions were unanimously adopted by stand
Il vote
d. Patton here read letter from Edward {. De'evln
which accompanied by the following reso al m
which, however, no definite action was taken By the
INeniicn,
e That the manufacture importation, sale and use OF irox
tHs liquors beverage in view Of thl well know pe-uogs
Qestes se sets iIrcSorcthlo with sound morality aud Tia:
Iaise IN them also rrvous sud inolerb' wrong conflict
VIII c the important OF organized Govern
Ikr
Ikv NJ Scott of Nontrsl here addressed tho C,,,a,
N some interesting and appropriate remarks, after
ItAihe following resolution was adopted:
to That Hon. Neal Dow, OF Maine, Edwari C. Delcvan
tslofk; Con h. q Ohio; Hon J n ONeal
- Christian seener OF Maryland and Hon Maleom Came
a(arada beconsrued General Committee 20 call General
tion years devise sgch measures A.
alsblo for the eenege Of prohbio OF the sale