The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
ne WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
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LAST DAYS PocEeDlNos.
1peeshss u Aesars. Les and Cassel, 81
England, Of Rsv. r.. Lett, Of
Canada, and othsrs,
&C., &C.. &c.

GD81a0o, 81 rev. Hs LSssS VI
Canada, and Others,
&C., &C.. &c.
Ths kah, Law army assembled ct nine o'clock ysster-
~ uora nj ut Their rsthsr slim attendance Of
ssscttss OWN to the destruction Il thu fun On the
d. bs(ore.
Gen. Cary, n the absence Of Hon Neal Dow took the
chair and call tn msetins to order.
TAs Raw. Mr. Jacobs offered up prayer, after which
hs minutes Of the day evisus read and approved
Ths Chair then announced that the reading reports
frou the diff committees was In order.
The eonmittee the duties Of fresmel a. the ballot
box accordingly through their ohsr man presented their
rersr. which was, that the subjset upon which they
ssrs Instituted 9 committee was exhausted and they
hsgged To be .xcussi from further considering it The
Os.vesaoa then accepted the report which discharged
h committee from further duty.
Tho nsxt report was from the csmmsetee the plan
of 70 psc0anens organization, which Was read BY the
Nsx Mr. Patten. Ths reror. ended with those reaou.
tisns;-
Resolved. That a National cemnist.s o. nine be ap
ac = Who ha sSsn 81 rh' she s1 general raj
- ,ayoE q th. pr.hitoa q The nsnsfse,urs
s.pey such agent, and i.sus such %
states and forsiss and
st ssOh natioss s conventions :. shall be held
appointment state Central Committee whose du
sssetss corr. ponans committees in ls several counts
carrying out vigorous espssn against the liquor
received That tke National Committee be suthorsdto
A rational conventions at such times and places they
RssoIred that recommend q ali coansriss tue adop
siss % similar 0rs.nistOn. through which CORES
:. ls:s we ss Ss The sum
nissss p lfomo,ns the objects q "a. Convention.
kiOna Al he he'll for nj Cam
Resolved Ttss tho National Committee shall make an
scSs ssd disbursement Of funds.
Upoa this report q long debate snsued Some were
Spp 80 10 namins Philadelphia tho residence of the
aAjsrity, some we're for . larger and lesser number
fAaa rio members, and others wished the Convention
ssx - designate the time OF its future meeting Va
sos ansadmsnts were proposed to too report various
readsy Of called for, and many resolutions oerOd
"a sQbedtutes.
In the midst OF the general confusion motion Was
Wado 10 lay the report of the COMMITTEES and all the
oeona to amend and resolutions pertaining it, upon
tae ts5ls
Tbs vote counted. and the whole subject laid on
the table. BY vste Of 100 to 80
Judge O'NEn behalf of tho Business Committee,
to whom was referred yeftsrday resolution by DR..
pecp0Idoc contained In that resolu ton
&siegats movsd coz currenoe IN the report.
Dr HkoDaRAss offered the resolution again, as an
Tia PsaK sulsd Dr. S. on. OF order, and the report
A mott G. Ahsp maae that the regular ordsr of
bu,.ass - slpsndsd In favor Of hearing the Engsh
Chair fret introduced 10 tho audience
Dr: LLn Of Leeds. England. who spoke as follows
NJ President trust that you viii not nsder thatI
nity 70 tell you what We temperance men are doing in
PhGaRd. ard what we intend to do. 1t has been
each The British Adrooatc. temperance Journal cir
crstes every where through the empire, under the
sSpeFinssooencs Of our Temperance sgents We have
gems Of England in the House Of rar.iament. zap
QUESTION in Essand We feel sure o. its nj Ultimate
triumph, though We have d8culties to contend
many Of us believe that BY judicious action we
ssah ultimately gain the object Of our desuesthe Maine
a. u s
bskEshops srcg chops, and many other insigui6can.
raoess where it was once obained And gentlemen, we
have cot the wedge into the rock which has long
pssed as aad assure you gentisrsn that we iateld
soon 70 drive is home By political action, and join with
he Rev n. L1rr o. Cassda was tss nest introduced.
Re came forward greeted with loud applause and said
fsw vods to Ibis Convention when it was formed Vas
feavoed Of it, utility at the present time II but few
ninc- frsi started in Canada b. American
zontisa 1t 10 to state in reference to the
hortrcs Society Of Temperance that ii has had won
he exercises SO great influence the
pabl mind hen tine temperance Of this society had
wat On Win their own aid and established other temper
tooteos bea,ly every tom and hamlet in the
-inoes (Appaui II proper say that within few
total abssinence societies. (Appause The principles
OF our societies are the sans as these IN the Uhied
Statsa and England. In Canada have fully
itts1 ourselves the Maine Law question Our friends
gland established alliance for the prohibit
had sstnblshed similar league We have already come
very the completion OF orr labor in passing the
temperance Is to have an enactment Passed through the
1fueece and support Of the Hon. Malcolm Cameron,
that the sas q b2ror shall not take place anywhere
begun compete with the world with railways &c and
win have the longest single line of rsirosd in the
world (AppIauss) md We don't want and We have
prevented the Of this blghtins curse within the
limits have stated OF our pubic works We intend TO
make political question of this Of temperance
but feel that opponents have already made II
political que-tion pcTsnce men O. the United
We intcnd 70 make race with the great State Of New
Fosk for the Ma ne Aw. and if will beot her
Apriauso) Ii you should gain the point drst however,
We sbsa be scriy for VIC shan be compelled follow
suit Immediately you abolish the traffic first, the
and Canada vii SWAIN with them, driven ftom your
state Therefore VIXEN you pass IT, we will be compelled
topsss IN deleneo-so let all work together
ard briDg about this work, and may God be sioriacd
thereby. (Applause)
JONI CAss1I, Of England, next came forward-Hs re-
maISedkr Preti6ent and gentlemen-I would not have
ntru1ed upon your time except to aude particularly
tbs societies which we from Eugland represent II
should 40. do 80, when go home shall have my con-
10 represent the Convention and BY your gilence
tbs euters Of the Convention did not hear Of your
existence Mr. Lees represents the National Temperance
Alliance for the especial suppression Ct the trec and
Of s-ohoic liquors.. have the honor TO represent
ns Btish Temperance League whose province IL to
more psrtouL ry upon the metropolis IN the Distribution
Of tracts holding large public meetings, &C. II hs
socsty the British League, that had honor 70 invite
and receive the acceptance OF your great temperance
orator John Cough 10 visit them and Just before
eff had he honor TO preside over one Ct the largest
sDyefapce gatherings ever assembled in Areter Nall,
di4f1nrtlshfd
mpexance Of Engand have done much, ard viii
do for the working classes Of Eogiani aid &c VIII
bring 70 OR aid The British Par Lament. al led tho
oheS night when il pleasure 10 address you to
s establishment Of betting houses in Tnsand aud orr
yorth vere tsrnDted step by step until Ideally they got
to betting the moIey their oTnployers fhey wsre
tried convicted ald di raced ard VIA. vss the come
quer Gel Why the cry came Up from Every part or the
Iaai faro youth 10 be thus ruinsdap 10 no There
balm in Glesd The British Parliament put stop
to thus would say, interfering with the ber
tics and privileges OF the people. (Appsrse We wiz