New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13

80. abandoned by ell who thought ANYTHING
n II was LETT to the lowest anh Vuesi o. ls pop
u An action for SANDER would .y =, \, rssnI! YOU
ISL 10 ,sy that person sold liquor IN 9ane as II you
were ~ t2em with pockstpicking. Applause Iaers
,.ore moor looking children picking up chip aoeu
~ sfip yards stealing about the city ana oeg8ng LOT
CO.., humber Of children daily with cold TODD soon
fpee I'm, when the law went into elect Oae day
- met one Of ihem and SAD y1a nsve nIa casa
On " I'm. vctuals at eur house pow Appau'e Tne
f.ss, was busiy at his work every day AMI used bis
b. for the benefit Of bis family The drinking places
shs,osed AN A seafsriog lately came 10 Portland,
~ ssne on shore 70 bis brother II always his
cs Immediately after landing 20 become intoxicated
r. tb occssOp after being out for two or three hoar IN
a. svenng he 10 his brother perfectly sober How
IN, ~ aid his brother "Why" he replied 10 Yankee
s,g I've travelled moren five miles around here in
pertspd and can't get darned drop" lApPlaSe Meo
~ New York we OF Maine have set you the example and
- sa,e you will follow 1.-THE law continues in effect in
Maine viii soon be one Of the richest States IN the IN
ie1 ~ P1TTos Of Y next addressed the audience
M offered resolution welcoming the author Of the Maine
1sv The resolution put and carried by heavy vote,
vitbout d ent lie spoke in humorous manner at some
kpeth and with good effect The law says that diseased
neat hs no, be sold in te markets IL then such meats
sfe sold in large quantities and maLy were poisoned by IT,
York woulc not be large enough to hold the no's that
would be made about it, The Aldermen would De down 70
a and have the diseased poisoned meat cast into
INF river at ebb tide to be carried out 10 sea- And
.haf OF those selling that which pOsons human
Hesh We have no ngni 10 use our properly 70 pS III
hrs Of our neighbors The Rev DR. proceeded With illus
frstoDs TO enforce his arguments. lie was loudly ap
psuded
Rev Mr. CHAMBERs Of Penn spoke Of the late Railroad
accidents as terrible and outrageous but the Rum rae was
r more terrible and outrageous Add he proceeded in an
eloquent harapgus TO depict the evils Of this traffic and ID
portray the blessings which would result from the preva
noe oTemperance At his close he left the audience IN
roar Of mrth and applause.
Hon Mr. BARsTow, Mayor Of Providence addressed the
meeting for short time in Acceptable manner lie con
tended tha although small in territory II was early IN the
honor OF following the adoption Of the Maine Law TINS
prohibtory law may now be considered fixed fact and
cannot be disturbed. =. u
Capt FooTE Ofihe Navy, spoke TO the resolution Inc
ouor raoos have been Abolished in the Army in the Coast
Survey and in most Of factories But in tho Navy
whisky is considered necessary He asked thai these "a
ons may be stopped Government should not furnish the
rations In those ships where the raons have been stop
ped the discpneis superior lie desired every person to
use their influence with Congressman in favor of abosng
spirit rafi0ns from the Navy. - .
There singing by the audience, and collection,
after which the meeting separated the band playing as the
assemblage retired