The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

opcofo our cause. Even IL ipoiued TO do 10, ths
% wli.ers have the decsncy to decline an open
allow ali msn to be bsA,s for tbs v weaker the sr. NJ
auwsnt Is the more easily II il confuted. We plscs
csy any man, or set Of nsn to sSo. TIA. GOD or tho
bble ever sustained IL The detatc law of Psradie
ed the people down The fruit tree. even asr
battle The Bible hsimonizes with our vie as for we
Ssls issa CT patsisrchr priests and hinge, who fell
tbs strongest mas was watsr drinker; and admire
him. not IS samson the rensuaist but as samson the
and it Is a mochery Of God to ark him to do our
work row, for the apgei Of jehovah proclaimed
must drii 70 mere" (Applause) He Who was sent
to prepare ,hs way for tho footsteps of the Redeemer
was srio'aler; aDd we should imitats the nrmnsss
shown before Bslsbazzar; when the tyrsnt said Bow
bu. sl not do your biddipsu Tho Doctor then pro
advocated unter the Pyramids and upon the plains of
ne reviewed the rum carnsge Of the world. as he
v ana On the Main:
excitement The preparation rolled down his fsoe his
eyes were wcy csIseDs In ther orbits froth fsn from
'HPsu.s Fss cs.m..x announced NJ, o..,.v
btyle. Mr.. Hall accompanied him upon the piano. Tho
music very mise and the ladies in the body Of
hall ard galleries seemed highly pleased when unucky
az ths moment the Chairman proclaimed that collec
en would be ade for the purpose Of paying for the
the " 50 e.er" was not long In going round
The CHAIRMAN raia had been announced that gran
temperance banquet ~0ud take place to morrow-ths
day-wben SIX grand octagonal tables, each
teen feet long, would be laid out and ornAmsLtei
with the flags Of the different States where tn,
Name Law had been passed The idea of the pauqas
bad betn sbaudoned for prudential reasons, but tae
norey which had been paid for tickets would bc appro
piated to the printing and circulating OF temperance
tracts &C. Very 'aint applause gseeted the announce
Tle Rev. Mr.. WALKER of Providence, r I, was next
Introduced. iOne man hiHsed hun and the Others ap.
plsuded Hevsver the hessy kept his work m an.
fully. not with good ,asts,)
Mr. Walker made long oratorcal display. He rereated
alA the Arguments heretofore used added e
spcbe OF he Koza arrest the Psnnsy lysnia ship Of
vhish oectd the citizen from violence abrt I'D should
protect him ficm rum violence at heme He was
cheeIed upon Teeuuirg bis seat
Toe next .pesker the Rev. THOMAS HUNT Of Penn
sslvaLia IL never until to night felt unwilosnsss
ADDRESS teneeraaee audslcs. kno you weAriod
nro want fresh air. aud have zred OF further srgu
Rent af'tr the two eloquent specches ~hich you have
just heard wiah that had been ,iksn to
let tie ruDseiles know hat here FOR they gener.
ally ceme to Rear me. / med TO kn'w you pso Die OF
Nsw York, but have been away frtm you long tnst
| ycu bnvs forgotten me. We nre etter the Miae Law.
ard opponents tell that can't got it because
wesse rot united They hsy we bave bsen qusrspg
the easess benefactor since the days OF Jesus
Christ and they tell have bad ths Was a.
the Rechabites the rtmpersaoe Cadets AID tney ren
have been quafSelpg whether tight loase
b,tecbes shall have this platform. (G!sat appAuse)
1apKee oLCe ces Ten Win Young Oanot That he
could tsrow him the canal. Toe dandy prep.,ed
snd in the canal When csme out na said
he woud tshs the ten. No ycu don't said the Ysnkes
DIDN'T say would do it the first tine (G,eas laugh.
ter) will try all Gay but PL 60 1t Here taks the
money. don't sant 10 be dacksd a day And so It is
WITH U.s. We dicns say We would have the Msiae lsw
the first time bat will work, work, uatll do
it. (Applsusc) now give challenge to Nsx York
eers 10 debate the question when whsIe they
chooe that they ought al be sent to the State pcSn
the gailows QApghtef and applause.)
The meeting sLsn adjourned to O'Clock A. N.
To-Day.