New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

ages butlethmbrosk loose and 'ny ore can klhin W.
impuniy and ought 20 do H. Thi IS the solution 81 TIE
While question let Honor lie kept IN tie consumers
cellar; bur let BIN not send his property fir.h 20
destroy tie pT0nCr,Y Of others. Il IS cad The Law
nc. "a enforced In NorNOfk; bat .hft ought Y
be tried every work IN this CITY l. great, b1s y
shcrld Dc tired il tue conntrT Z conll BE- enforced hl,
oyCn uot N nc city ske o. ny tie Legality a p trihei
DO rot rt the price al blood Ia TIE treasury Bat think
K could De enforced the Carson ieayee -ew was PIT
In nv township and nov no' drop Is solt there
lipl r-ir this cause Il loss OF time il Is Ike proving
heath b. ter than sick bed, ard dinner better than
stary alton. Stop this tremendous a ~, yo9 @ have
1,orcv enough 20 r0ur 5lcs over The world. Ne Cuyer
eoS resolution passed By the Executive Committee OF
,br American Temperavce Union recommending the rails
Is hand lived an s. and then C. C. North. Esl. Of
tho Common Council. addressed the audience
lie said he had been selected repres nt the ri-hsn.s
II was hard 70 find merchant who would address Ten
rernrce meeting Their maxim was, Mad your owa
bnsuess but they mi az iors.ood its application n neg
letnc puzzle Interests. Hc mentioned taat Jude orrs
srd Governor Of the Aims House w > DlSe nsi org
mated ruai meeting. Mr. North gave the following STA
Nur.bsr Of places in ;s cy where nm Is 'old..... 5is
Crcaon she sabbath 9SS
49,. Si-.e ana y,,,ne, IN les ......sssos
Il asiro s. sion Of one Court there Is persons
ostasued Tor murders alnos, oil eoni'.ea aaras mon
cation. In his Youth one muri rer rarity. Taking
the average receipts OF than 600 rum shops SiO per
day they reach in year S2Aoo000o This divided anong
tie "a 900 arrested would give each 5000; 70 every man
woman aud child In NewYork, 90 Itwonli add percent.
ANNUALLY 70 the real and porsoaa estate Of New York. and
double It in p years is nine millions than the
devoted to education IN this state tw0ui be equal 70 2
per cent on the entire export trade OF TIE United States
One million cf our taxes Is ontailed by this tac Il il
were abolished taxes would be diminished At least 90 per
cent he Cr0g shops about 60 IS inhabitants in
the Sixth Ward they are "a | 10 50: in tao Eli
tcenth as l 70 100; thus rcspcctahlity rises
or falls WITH the expssion or contraction OF
tie traffic Mr. North adverted 10 the evil Influences
ofhe saloons merchants Clerks and went In Cor abol
shing TIE splendid establishments a. wen a. the three cent
shops lie thought neither drunksrds nor three cent deal
would be able 70 oppose the execution OF tho law but
that the strong opposition from the Grocracy He
asked with regard to the petition for high licenses what
Kind Of democratic legislation that
collection and subscription for the cause made
while the band performed an air.
The audience was then addressed by the Rev Dr. Tying
to This effect:
Ihave never had an opportunity ofaking hold oths sub
iect by tho throat although have desired for years
am delighted not only with the wind from the east but
with lte breeze from the north North too II you
can convince The aritocracv hardy know what the word
means In land Ike this the men OF standing asa atiu
euce IN this City Of the expedency OF any they
n not be the last to take hold Oft do not believe that
this contrasted manner Of speaking of asocraey and
democracy must be always used have lived nine years
among the citizens OF New York, aud nober holder
set of be found when the proprey OF measure
is shown We have 600 rum h0lcs-but most cOncilia
tory police of than French poeness Prostitutes
exhibit their spendor in streets hundreds of gam
bling saloons illuminate Broadway, but our Chesterfield
poce bow gracefully and pass By But the preaching Of
The Gosrel in the highway is made statute oense.
man who opens his mouth for the Kingof Kngss dragged
Ike ftiOn TO answer az the oiailor'fi0use. Grei
apulsusel | hone the time win be passed when
Cl'efs Of Police will ak the aid of Archbishops
in nroclamatOns to keep the peace Of the land Five
thousand rum sellers should not be the arsocracy Of
community their palaces splendid like those Of the
InquisitiOnnO Ike them they contain pitfalls Tor the
murder of thousands Of youth while the promoters OF
public order scOed at in the street Bat mGgHa est
reritas It prraet; which Translate nagRa the Maine
Law est feritas true prerqkb and will prevail
What good ever came out of tho liquor traffic Like the
beast in Revelation, e has the teah of the lion aud the
sting the scorpion in its tail ruins the traicker "a
well as the drunkard Chemistry physiology and polit
col economy all pronounce II evil And who SHAH at
TEMPT 10 show is baneul effect our social relations
NV son cannot saloon for his day meal that
It's temptations do not surround him. DID tod ever make
such eur for mani No it is the dark beverage OF
"heI" 10 quote the words of poem by the child Of a
drunkard Men may doubt the theory OF the existence OF
the great agent Of evil, while pulling In the
traces of his labor The question arises what u to be
done with Il 2" Is tlsmy business God has given
me a. lovely family ever blessed fathers eyes'two
of them are faithful advoc Of this land here
Uiv saw Il there be mau whom envy, II is the veneer
able LYMAN Reecher whose influence for good perpei
uated TO another generation by his sons Is not everything
that concerns their happiness my especial business lftne
traffic be right let b. practced let IA import all Europe
10 carry on, though IL blight all virtue and ruin all
domestic happiness But put Il 10 common sense VINO
can justify governments restraining "hai = riSm
And il Il be evil, stop Il. would not stop AZ ne rum
fbors would 90 20 the who hoist Il % their second
stories and hold them accountable for all the evil The ma
tai tbov send out i calculated TO accomplish There Is
II
Thousand dollars a piece it is giving new bonus a.
YOU enhance the price Of license you increase
he efforts Of him who sells the temptation
10 sell without license Tie London Tines says the dis
coveror of a remedy would henefacor Of his species
saw God bless Maine and Neal Dow say, treat the
actual instrument tho criminal and knock his brains
out-dead men tell tales. This is the simple plan.
krock out head Of every vessel contasng the POI
son / asked particular friend, large dealer, what
lie would do were tine law passed be said no would
obev lie law and stop dealing I asked him what
he would DO If mis- neighbor continued selling; he
enid lie would make bin .top these very men wold DO
voluntary police If brooch be lost me law holas me
ief TO account II a soul be destroyed Il s mute. hayo
never doubted the result can tell my friend Chambers
from Pennsylvania that New York Is not the place Ssy
emment law and travelling can be intercepted by mob
we have IN our midst that noble regiment, the National
Guards Dr,Tyng cOnoudedby quoting some verses oil
Maokay's.
After the doxolOgy. and enodiction by the Rev X 3
Cram rton the Rev. Mr.. Chambers spoke few word and
the audience dispersed while the band played Home.
Sweet Home
NEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.