The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

obair that It bss been stated that this Couyenton win be
his mouth +" Gays h.T dozen dozen " ~ - A' y
from the decision Of the chair Dost put It. .Ho's
only here to interrupt sLe him 70 back to the aber
nace sih the other niGgers" Laughter, applause and
Mr. P1muIrs-.I wish to debate this appeal B, what
rns [s. 81 q law are you n;
hfme YOU'D better borrow some OF that says
Mr. rlII stood upon his seat and here attempted 10
r. from the rules Of Judge Cushing (none would
hsen)1to prove that the question OF point Of order
Az this stage Of the proceednss about seventeen
to different points Of order at different PARTS Of the
true beroipe this while the Rev. Miss Bro.n sat near
her Ask Wsndsn Phillips looking collected and
were Philips men and anti Phillips men and each tried to
put Down the others-some laughed some followed,
Others sclesohed and some whinu.d-some sugg' g'sted
wa'er.
Mr. PHnITs attempted to proceed estate your point
Of order" says fifty; protest against this inter
yourself"
The CHAR--AIr Philips has the aoor Preserve order
be silent
Mr. cus1soHAx Of wsshngton-I rise to a point of
order 1t is this: This Convention hns adopted the
usual parliamentary laws of this country which ave. that
questions 70 lay the table, to adjou1n and Others
Mr. PnnIIps-I want to answer that gentleman
The Rev. Mr.. CHAMBERS, of Philadelphia rise TO
point OF order: tIhia was the only way by which
pearIg couio oe uotAmed } dAv0 wo mat mere 10 dls
points of oIsr ws assembled talk Of the
grea. question ef peranoe and Influence
for ior the redemption Of the u. fallen (No ore could
had met fcr)
Phi nps indefangabls In the fght attempted TO pro
Sesa was no go, Insr were oens on putting MIN
right to be heard but be the wrong side OF ths
houle to be tolerated he opening hts begin
again, wben the casr Hoored hun tens him his
was up. Mr. PbIipa kfo ~ing he had q right to tue
aoor thought it hard to be killed of in that way; but,
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tad ppon Giving up the fight, IL my time is then
ever, bods has aten it except me" Several Laughed
psrepy out OF bgesth and sfectuay choked down ais
opposing cobatants bfeathed ffeer for awhile but In
medlaey hurried to busnses while they ad chance
not knowing when the battle might again.
The resd;Dg Of tins bsisucs Of the report of the Bus
Dess Comm, then commenced
Tho committee would recommend Convention the
publication wing
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Assembled in this commercial metropolis In behalf Of
the Of humasisy from va,op: distant portions
unedy express grastuds 70 Hin from whom all good
ns snes or Hs # shs nine 60
guide, his power to sustAr would commit fu-
STs 1 II ass Il NAY AZ. ss viii T.sd .as With s.
denial and ZEAL which shall speedily insure its uni
While the subject of temperance s and ever mus. be.
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lures and States active and efficient
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vheh pie9atufeiy and STssehsdis into
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States. say nothing Of other oounsrss is traoes .
bic 80 % mach to the natural desires and nesssstieT Of
sllrie 70 the most destructive excitement, Of body
rron.esa. hen controlled tGe still eats like
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ali ciyilzed and Christian gov. rnments =
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Maine law as the bsht and morning star Of our We
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the psoFs has @ received Their sanction sy ovsryhslm
IssT Of sIoss II seal IL bo
achBexlsdsed wise muniepsi regulations
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and of this new system os lesls
Commend i n It's bearings upon the health the
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~ question of such magnitude in its bearing ppen
aspsTnsas Industry IS the Maine In is~
iotss decided BY Whole psS ,s
TEN and politics. bat political party
a AZ wt the Sss
neIets Of the community aud T. withhold from ,hat party
votes in will give votes ary
,bose whom We knew wall aud sustain the statute
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We owe no ffatrrs Isl or any favor who viii
laws io sSsr iss&ii iss
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AS the entire object and end Of law il,
and s 's pssoly sa s
4 has been enacted only as wicked combiaaton with
Of the
ns The Sn Of ali fisM sW AND AND
order and the in trOdustion Of universal anarchy
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shps1nsss shriys on the seSrssy osies
justice EdWsr Sbcss the a1ss
and Ssy sT
% to S from mot sS ony i q t The the
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e hope .o
Thousands rsslsm.d men Who were drawn
by the eaazed dramshops and tipplng houses Ia all
cities towns and yages they rejoice that state after
other becoming vast asylum into which the
enter and they feel ENCOURAGED moro forth
reclaim every nebriate, believing thst ths Maine law
H.. ar 81 70 say : and ND % Sni
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the female NO longer to be nd scsthed snd peeled
by drunken husbands and fathers and Of the rising
generation coming without the Nopng house and diam
educe and acstroy and for the powerful
.aer.ion Of woman in its favor ry way consistent with
child may De that is bis blessed inheritance
/ never to be surrendered.
I3 Whlo tho ConveS on would express their admiration
and at the devoted and talent Of
public lecturers around the globe and the spirit and
ability Of the temperance press they woud the
hope that these moral forces will be greatly that
eloquent tongues will be and ready plead for
suffering humsnty-that sifted pens viii be increasingly
cmplo. ed in tho temperance taehst the medical and e
gel departments will be yet active In exposing the
cnaffessr OF alcoholic and drugged liquor and