New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
NETWORK VEGETARIAN SOCIETY.


NETWORK VEGETARIAN SOCIETY.
The usual monthly meeting Of this Society was held last
evening, DR. Trail Hydro ptthio Establishment No II
Laght st The Lectureroom WAS well filled with highly
respectable audience DIR TRAIL occupied the Chair Aasr
the reading OF minutes letters read from Friend
Of Reforms desiring be introduced 10 good Nese-
tartan lady tor wife another from H. C. FOote, of Milan
Ohio relating practical experience in favor OF vegetarian
diet, and another from A Mechanic, Woourn.
The Chairman introduced
Mr. HYNRr 5 CLuBB who said he would submit TO their
consideration series OF Resolutions which he
been requested to draw up for the forthcoming Vege-
tartan Banquet Philadelphia to be held on the sih OF
August and he should BE- glad ndorse them with the ap
proyal of the New York Vegetarian Society
l. That the true progress and elevation OF mankind
propOrtioned to the iadViduL recepaoty ana "PPrsc
. That the only means by which more of virtue and
truth be- received by the practices, application % life
Of the virtue and truth already possessed
That every mind, IN order 20 apply us CONVICTIONS 10
practice 10 external life. requires healthy BODY
That beathy body Is one ia ghicn All the senses are
Ia ao,e operation and capable of ahJrdns the highest
euloyUeit 10 The mud.
mat the most complete health and activity can be
best secured by subssng on the ifus, vegetables Sad
iuac ous productions a the earth aud total abstn'nos
fl, - the IT, N and blood OF the animal creation
O. That fruits vegetable, and gram, from tber nature
atc hsalthul properties direct tendency TO pro
mote on the minds OF all who aTdently desire It inc con
irol OF the pe's and consequently TO Increase u"
That the consumption of flesh and the venons be5f
i contains tends disease, aud 20 the enlsrgen ~ ana
morbo excitement OF the cono'tve Destructive qua o,n
er seusu1 olgaus the human being and Consequently
10 he destruction OF their normal ana Ies'tm"e I"no
tons. ,,
and arnsctous substances is to preserve the mnd RON
being disturbed by those irritating causes whlch are De-
evcd 10 be occasiOned by tho small pefpeNes Oh lie'
and which than the great trials usually disturb inc
quiet Of domestic peace ana some instances destroy the
harmony vi family circle.
That Is direct tendency of aesh and blood to en-
cite the system and to render those who
annoy from render
ny lite burdens0me sno unhappy.
10 That the consumption Of esh and blood is also the
indirect OF msanthropy despair aud madness which
is commonly by Indigestion and the morbid
element OF the passions both Of which ara omony oc-
casoned by III IN diet and the htbtual use OF oYerstnl
lsting food or drink.
H. That il il the direct tendency of subsistence fruit
egetabe farinaceOu productions by their mid ELECTS
On the - stem delightful calm over body aud
and while this TODD nOurshes the body without az
,-siOns slOg greater scope for the exercise
Of benevOence Justice and mercy and consequently Il
the development OF man moral, Intellectual and
spiritual nature.
~ That there il nothing in the Hesh OF animals which is
not obtained from the vegetable kingdom consequent
~ TO take that second hand and IN diseased unhealthy
and costly form which be had pure ana At little
cost the veg stable kingdom, IS inconsistent with the
present state OF chemical science and the enlightenment Oh
the world
49, That az the happiness Of society the freedom Of tia
world ard the general progress and 7ng enme1t OF sn
KIND depend upon individual health sell control and VIZ
tue and these shown to be promoter by abstinence
om the flesh aud blood Of animals and suosstencs upon
The productions Of the vegetable Kingdom tins meeting re-
solves support the Vegetarian principle both oy exam
pie and freop And 10 every possible wayto promote pup
lie enlig hienment upon the subject
"A IN P,essMAy its Efforts TO dihase akno"ledge Of
true principles be met with deserved success
H.. lie HaO Of DsDqytsd Ieg,tfriggs from the time
obedience, before he sought permission 10 90
wrorg the present time when he Is seeking he power
h. Tie Vegetayiaas Of Eagiond-Msy their efforts BE-
NJ Ited with cur own 10 The promotion Of common cause
~ JLe L0cai IegeLitl6a Sociefies-Msy they unite
heartily with the psen, society in the promotion OF the
H. T1s Constitution n The Laited Stats, and he Mm
c5t o) Bsa0mia Fr0nkta one Of us founders, whose
ne habits IN early life laid the foundation for that phi
0phics character which render I'd essential service IN
lie cause Of bis CuuDtrys Indepsndeneshsy the sprt
and ser OF this Constitution become speedily aiu4'sd "a
Ill every man Of whatever condition country o. coor
shall enjoy the rights Of unconditional freedom and The i'd
yantsges Of education
% tn 1emperoHce H0semeht-Nayi It's Efforts speedily
on "a, 1n,,iea1 Vegetqytqn Soct,ty and s OGc,ys-
MAY the efos II both prove -1cces.fai IN ponong ths
b. ah and consequent property and happiness OF me NJ
~ the Women Of Ar>yica- Nay their rghts be spec
div Acknowledged aud conceded and may they remote
every obstruction 10 the practice Of the vegetarian system
~ JOUn ADaerDa-ADd may tbs maternal Influences
be 90 exerd upon the rising generation as % produce
Of mally independent and ylTtaou, nsn snd ~omsn
such shall all the blessings Of Ares and enlsht
ened Republic. founded upon healthy industrious @Hd
. elerprisilg pso pie
Mr. Club commented a. soma length On segers Of tns
sentiments.
Mr. Hant proposed, and Mr. lie Barron seconded ms
adoption Of these sentiments ard resolutions
The evening spent in animated dscdss'oa OF ms
several resolutions after which they were al carried unAn
nously.
The meeting was ably addressed BY Rev Mr.. SHAW q
Wamsbursh who agreed With the lecturer that ne Vege
tartan practlce was the foundation OF every nora
ad reform The discu ssion continued an
m late period Of the evening by Dr. snodsra's ana ar
S,Is IN objections certain features Of the system and
Mr. BALDWIN Or Trail and Mr. Club defending IT. Esh'
~ members were enrolled.
nm Ixnt,xs At UTAH-rhe Interior Department hsy'
80. from Brigham Young saying hat the Indians o.
49, are ouiet ard so tar peaceably inclined he re
0ss tha, they continue the habit o. dsposng Of then
seren 20 the hsxcans slaves and that hs has sue
sSed Ia nearly entirely putin. end to this unchris
tan practice
Geo W Fletcher Of Alabama, has ossn SP2o.a.ei 7 !
Consul al Aspnsan AID gsx s,eua7L2sri Q. New Yosi
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