New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
NEw:YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1853
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New Yort State Temperance Ssciety and members "
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Members OF National DIVISION.
Orsn' Divslscs Of EAssEn and Western Ne~fO.s pro
ceded By their Officers
speSers and isvtei Quests N carriages
su'crunsts DIVISION. sous Of Temperance.
NOrthsrn S-S. yeri Dsre Tent Of Rachab;iss and of
GERS aat Nemb,s Of other DIs,ric, rsuts.
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MembsS Of Su6oraiss.e Teunrlcs
The procession shen formed will proceed through
the principal streets 20 the ate ~ House Of Worship
end the Capitol G rs i granted by the Assembly,
where the audiences wil be addressed by prominent
advocates ofthe cause.
Az o'clock in the afternoon -rnersl ,uvsrtion Of
si the friends OF the for mural consultation
On Wednesday evening st O'clock. meetings Tor
addresses ana other appropriate exercises IN the state
81 Baptist, Hudson -. Msie s5st and Fourth Frosty.
terisn (Broadwsy) Churches.
On Thursday morning the presentation OF petitions
to the Legislature Thursday siternoon az pa O'Clock
spUbc meeting for addresses IN the Ststest hese o
Worship
Thursday evening at clock public meetings NJ
two or more OF the foregoing Churches.
The following have promised TO be present and speak
81 the foregoing meetings: Hon. Neal Dow, OF Mano
Rev 7. L. Cuyler, Trenton n J Rev Henry Ward
Beecher, BROOKLYN: Rev T. N Chspin New York ;
Rev. A. l.. Brook. Albion; ?. I. Bsrna n, Esd Conn
John II. w. Hawkins. ESQ, formerly OF Balnmorei
ThuTiow W. Brown, EsQ Auburn.
The officers OF the railroads between Albany aud Buf
tslo, the Rome and WaiertOwu the Rochester, Lock
port and Niagara Falls, the Cananiaigus and Niagara
Fss az IN running order in timcl the Troy ami Bosom
ana Western Vermont fr0m Rutland 10 Troy the sara
tnca aud Washington and Rensselaer, and Saratoga Qrom
Whitehall vii Sarsoga Springs 20 Troy Railroads., have
agreed carry persons attending The demonstration for
one fare bolh ways Tickets TO be for sale al all the OF
fces where they usually sale of tickets 10 com
the l1th and close the 20tl but tickets "a
be good TO return the gid The Harlem Railroad viii
carry delegates from New York City and return within
the days above mentioned, Tor 81.
BY authority and request OF Susan Anthony, the
following arrangements are published for Friday
general meeting of temperance women in the
Safest Baptist House of Worship at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
At o'clock P. NJ. general meeting at the same
House OF Worship for consultation with regard {, the
moot Efficient means by which Woman may ali the Tem
perance Reform
Al O'Clock p. NJ, meeting in the same Church. and
others deemed necessary the time, to be addressed
by Lucy Stone. Antoinette L. Brown Emily Clark
Rev :. j. May, and others.
Delegates to any Of these meeting either voluntary
or appointed requested. their arrival TO report
themselves at Room No Exchange over the Post
Office where lis. will be kept of boarding house keep
ers and Others prepared for the reception of eyates.
Further particulars will be given in the Albany pa.
pers end large and small bills at the time OF the demon.
strson.
james MacSean, Chairman of Committee of Arrange
ments of G. ID OF Eastern New-lork
VIM Richardson, Chairman OF Committee Of Ar
rangements of D. of Western Newiork and State
Temperance Society.
Jdnuaryl2, 1883
REpUcrIoN OF FARE.-Our exchanges are particu-
lary requested to copy the reduction of railroad fare,
as mentioned in the programme Of the Temperance
Demonstration to be held in the City of Albany next
week.