The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05

the streets q cortland in Maine to see whether Sher
Three ed we're extineuished in one dav IN that ~,
good lace as he said ah my ny spds how "siu n.n
re on il tbs, c s9s shss s.I
your heroes returning om bloody battle field and ii
latter are insignificant In the contrast. Not ain
gle Slate that has passed the prohibitory L.,
has reieaedit (APIlause) Go to CoHnec,icut glorou
Ga Connecticut, that much despscd nutmeg State
iankhier Where viii you And the greaters CONTINUES
laueiterl. Take Connecticut and 20 to New Haven. th
CITY o. The ks aud ask the keepers Of the city prisor
have got the Official statement here II w. In july las
The keeper Of the prison shut up ATTY persons
,cr crimes arising out of the Of intoxicating drinks
august we put in fifteen only for said offence The
keeper Of the wprkhons saySWe put In
teen only Ass Sas Auses; ,h..p we put % II e.
arguments OF tie laws inutltys II the law increased
M shs consumption oi liquor IS some people argue that
support Of Horato seymour subscribe II q The support
Of Myron II. Carks Qaughter) Old Dr. Jewett tod me
he said Columbus did when he saw land from the deck
oi me finia ~ went ont, he said, took of my hat
ana ana ha,rred on my own hook Here it is" said Eu
Seie o. u are unsophsticatcd enough to believe ha
ncAi winter We viii send an honest mechanic into tn
chair, who win not wait for the Legislator
to iass such law, but who will anticipate it in hi
inatpufaL believe in sustaining temperance in tn
~e @ n ~ sa o' 10 s e % nno presented this bill AMI
yours Holland did when he ared his signal run from III
Lice 60 when he stood fearlessy the panks Of hi
ship trusting in God 10 the last. (Applause.) He ha
worked faithfully mechanic in Ontario county and
now We hoIe he will go 10 work in the Governor chat
III Albany. He is an Industrious and religious man
he has got that old quality of osnacy and honesty Of
WHICH Edmnnd Burke said that it was allied to the
noiiest qualities; he has got the spirit which made
Joseph Reed, Of Philadelphia, say when they shook
bag Of gold before him to enesvor to him from
his allegiance TO his country" God knows am
u poor enough man. but King George Ia not
rich enough to buy me- tremendous applause
This IL the kind Of spirit like and that Is the spirit Of
Myron H. Clark, whose name we come here tonight To
support tApllause) Now then, parents do your duty
next Tuesday Father remember the arguments for this
Jaw when yca have left sleeping tonight in their cribs
those arguments which come home tonight from their
stores and warehouses; Remember your own boys bred
py you bone of your bone and flesh Of your flesh Is
there father in this crowded audience tonight who can
close his eyes on the momcntous struggle that coming
upon US next Tuesday, Is there single man who does
not eel as the sturdy farmer said when he stood
ting his hands before the blazing rc"Do you like the
fanatica awY he was askedYes sir, says he" 81 am
for IT." You for II whys, Putting his hand upon
q rosy faced youngster beside him he says: I" Here
is an argument for it, and there four
have often felt that every man who sends his son down
town in the morning. exposes him to the gauntlet OF
hundrea greg shops spreading their temptations before
him. Ought this to be sos Parents, do your duty and
IN attempting to save this community from the dangers
OF the liquor traffic you save household Old
In his pulpit ut chfed sounded out the first six SER
mons against the iniquity Of the liquor traffic like the
trumpet OF victory. father Of giants that man is
Appiause He says that once, while he in London
Joseph Davis accosted him in Westminster day and
told him that on one occasion, he in the street.
three or dur huge brewers horses drawing some
casks OF whtbread's beer little girl her way home
from school, endeavoring to the street right
before the horses pavs was walking along ieisurely
and saw her. The little creature had just reached the
point where. In moment more, the first horse would
have set down his tremendous oof and left her crushed
did not stop to The simple thought entered his
atherly heart to the little girl He eaped forward
her down. She lifted up her little pale face to look up
at her delverer, and the little bonnet fell off and
into the face q" his ewn little aauyher M o0sss He wsni
out to save somebody's child, and lie saved his own
Fathers. strike blow next Tuesday for prohibition
70 save somebody's shnd and perhaps you may save
that boy who lies upon the bosom OF your wife, and
whom you point at as your household jewel. Zap
men, but leave them to the sympathy of the men.
knew there IL country the face Of the earth
where bonored and so respected aud treated
with such gaIantry as in America And yet shall we
as men leave law upon statute books which strips
away every protection FROM drunksrds suffering wife,
ard nakers (Cries OF ssNol'' ssnop) NJ. we will not
There are mute women sitting Tonight trembling for the
the city Of New York tonight who have be saved
ruined, and who, If they could go and depose the
vote for Clark, the prohibition candidate Applause
There women who will wait for the issue Of Tuesday
next as they would wait for the inteigenee on which
elected, there are faces that win turn palemothers
who viii say, my boy Is lost and wives who will see
away But let the tdngs come, that he who has stood
the champion Of the cause Of temperance has been
see how she viii thank God for the victory Applause)
Work then vote, vote ON the question pray. Let
not effort be lost to obtain that law Of prohibi
ton.
Come up altogether come up old and young,
With vote in each hand, and vote on each tongue.
At the conclusion of Mr. Cuylers remarks the PRnu-
DENT put the resolutions TO the vote when they were
adopted a,; unanimously M win nSw .ad he ask th;
may be permitted to say that it has been my privilege
for the last fifteen years to meet in this house but
was privileged to meet such assemblage Of my fell
low-citzens upon this occasion will ask you
to pass the nomination of Myron H. Clark for Governor
of this State All those in favor Of that nomination will
say aye
only few nays being heard in opposition. There were
which Immediately struck up "Hal Columbia"
Fellow citizens said the PRESIDENT again coming for
call upon you to pass upon the nomination Of Mr. Henry
j. Raymond for Lieutenant Governor Those in favor Of
that nomination win please to signify il BY saying AYE"
With this request the audience also complied respond
ing in the most enthusiastic 1.-THE star spangled
banner" followed this demonstration, and after this
again there loud cries for Greeley and few feeble
for Inskip The President begged the indulgence
OF the audience for few moments, and then told them
that collection would be taken up to deray expenses
The collection was accordingly taken ups after which
Mr.. GREELEY, in compliance with the almost unani-
nous call came forward and spoke as follows-There
struggle in which engaged, that may yet profit
ably occupy your time The first idea which strikes
is this that hereafter there be no pretence Of regu
ating the rum trafic-i must be destroyed or alowe
to continue according TO the platform Of who say
man has as good right to sell rum he has to sci
bread. The toll gaherer who has been round taking hi
thousand dollars from the hotel and distcry has as
been round taking his ten dollars from the uncensc
groggery, which pays Its money well the glide
saloon Who says that the gided saloons Of the grea
hotels not sustained ny the little groggery upon tn
Hook that the could live without the other Strk
out Of existence the low grogshop and what hope woul
the big hotclkeepcr have OF supporting his traffic
by the help Of these unlicensed gro8geries which
considered out Of the pale Of good society that the fash
ionabc drinkers hope to perpetuate their existence
(Arplause We then stand face TO face with the most
bounded most unlimited prohibition Of groggeries after
this the og shop must stand In the light the shadow
OF the great hotels must 60 down, and with the grog
shop they stand or fall. hear that honorable
gentleman from the Southwestern part Of State
this platform last Thursday, declared that the contest
rum, and Clarke and no rum at all. uaughter) Now,
let us zee how popular good rum Is with those who
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