New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

If New.Esdsnd. long the focus of an immense nun
manufacture and traffic Thus crippled and mut'lsted
remained through the ensuing year. Boston covering she
5e.clatina Traffic with stolen cloak Of legality, ana
stabrs t 10 pour out ice hoods Of ruin ever SIDE
Ard yet ourths Of the State is and has bsen free
from any OPEN public sale OF Liquors throughout that
YEAR. While the illegal Traffic, out Of Boston, has been
kent within uarrow limits. Worcester and Lorsl.
the chief inland cities of the State are almost free
from tie scourge, though each has q large immigrant
poKulstin and the is OF nearly all the rural
tosus In Salem and other considerable seaPorts we
fer the example Of Boston has had magn influence;
and now the Councils Of thar Rnm-ridden metropolis
have trumped up another Cd law under the shade" OF
which they have granted another batch Of licenses Tor
the year just begun Temperance men Of Ma sscau-
setts you are unjust aud trescberous 70 your calsc
and your brethren if you fail combine your and
your means to enforce the law thoroughly in Boston
Meantime new Legislature was chosen last NOvem-
Der. and Rum did its utmost to secure majority for
the repeal Of the hated Law. Every Boston Member
who had voted for the Maine Law last year put of
the ticket and thorough Rum delegation nominated
snd chosen and in every City and Town the Liquor
interest roted for any Repeal candidate regardless OF
politics. Yet the Law sustained itself aud elected
Legislature with which the most strenuous efforts for
Repeal have proved fruitless Rum had destroyed the
Coalition sscendsncy in the preceding Legislatures It
claimed to have given this new Legislature TO the
Wings and demanded the Repeal Of the PrOhibtoEy act
as the stipulated reward of its services But every Of
fort for Repeal sgnay failed and bin designed TO ren-
der the act far stringent and effective only failed
in the House by tie and the Senate by one majority.
Ke1i November Temperance men vii know how to dis
regard party lines well ss their adversares, and then
We shall see how the potion Operates.
VERMONT passed most excellent and effective coun-
terpart OF the Maine Law last November by very close
vote, and ratified it in February by popular majority of
only 1l00 in g. 900 But that act was Immediately put
IN operation and has already almost puged the State OF
liquid poison and the madness it generates But for the
facilities afforded by nearly four hundred niles Of hostile
border, New York New-Hlmpshire and Canada all IL
testing her frontiers with legalzed rumholes whence
tie vile liquid is smugged across her lines in every con-
ceivabe disguise Vermont would now be free from the
scource forever. People Of NewYork and New-Hamp-
shire how long do you to be accessories TO the
breaking Of the laws and deprivation Of the morals Of
your neighborsl
RBoDE ISLAND has been les, fortunate Her first sc
was upset by Judge Curtis; but she speedily enacted
another which was submitted her People at their late
Election and ratified By handsome majority. Yet the
Law is likely to be su5verted and the Temperance SEN
tment sfthe State defeated once The great
oftbe Rumsellers and majority OF the Run-drinkers
belong to the Whited sepucher which swndles with the
name Of Democracy. That party has majority in the
Legislature and the control of every department of the
Government while the Rum Power controls a. II dare
net defy the settled conviction and deliberate verdict Of
the State by repeating tho ProhbtoV law but yr-
tu,y sttains the same end sneakng way by appoint
ing Rum Shsrfs &C. ,eho are hostile 10 The isc and
fuse to enforce So Rhode Island with good law of
Prohibition on IFS saue-book is deuged and debauched
BY Rum, while its yotares are chueng their hope
that they may corrupt majority Of voters with the
vile poison that they speedily venture to repeal the
Law
Temperance Men of Rhode Island betrayed and
outraged as you are, We entreat you TO hold Town
Meetings County and State Conventions devise and
execute the means of enforcing the Law Actprompty
and thoroughly, for the Phstines are upon you
Ho true men Of MIcHIGAs the next appeal is to
yOH You have to ratify and sustain your own Prohib
itory Act at the Election just az hand do it by
jority which will leave your adyersaries hope of It's
repeal And when you shall have sustained your Law
proceed as soon as may be enforce it, and be to
elect Legislature aud State Officers this Fall who will
not cheat you after the manner Of Rhode Island All
hands TO the work