New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
Ir0MFNS STATE TEMPERANCE cON-
IGNITION
co.s.rona, nc. Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. y. Tribune.
Urea Thuiedcy juno g. 1884.
The annual meeting " the womcns state Temperance
Society IL IN progress in this city. Thus far tho meeting
has been characterized by the umost enthusiasm and the
mcst perfect harmony Although disappointed on account.
OF the Absence Of number of expected spcaes there
has been Ia N Of speeches Of ability and interest
Em,ly Clark, always forcblc aud argunc ntavc in her
edcscs has made of her happcst hits in the short
cNtonporaneous speeches which abe has made in the
of discussion. Mrs. Fish Of Victor has interested
the audiences greatly by her keen and puncn sarcasm
and her pathetic appeals.
Mrs. Rloomcr of Ohio hes dcvcrcda fine address, Mrs.
rauna Wright Davis Of Providence was with us Yesterday
and gave short address relative to fashionable drinking
sndtouched upon the physiological view ote sabcct The
speeches have been very numerous most of them short
end much 10 the point But few gentlemen have spoken
the audience evidently ncning to hear the ladies'.
The Business Committee reported list of pointed
lu,ons Of which handled Gen. Seymour and his veto
message rather roughly
Considering the fact that Gov s. is citizen OF Utica il
has seemed somwha strange that person has been found
10 offer word of apology for his in all
the Indignation which has been showcred upon him and
his Infamous act
The following officers elected for the succeeding
year nearly all of whom occupied the positions last
year:
For fycsidcai-Mrs Mary G. Vaughan of New-York
TiccPrcsiGcRfs-Mrs. DIR. Lord Mrs. Emily T. Trail Of
Now-York Mrs. J. Benedict of Utica, Mrs. &. o. Shepard
of Wyoming Co., Mrs. 5. ID. Holmes Of Madison Co.,
Mrs. NJ :. Munson of Weedsport Mrs. L. f. Fowler of
NewNork Mrs. Dr. Lawrence of Por, Jervis. Mrs. H. 4.
ilino Of Woedsport Mrs. NJ. c. Gallup of Palmyra, Mrs.
+. H. Cory, Utica.
Mrs Nichols of Vermont, and Mrs Boomer of Ohio,
were elected Honorary Nice-Prcsdonts.
For Recording ScercfGry-Mrs H. Atia Albro Of Roch
ester.
Corresponding Sccrctary-Mrs Angelina Fish of Victor.
Trcasarcr-Mrs. f. C. Marsh of Rochester.
Er,cptirc Irommif,ce-Mrs. H. w. Williams of Buffalo,
Mrs. d. {. Aing Of Rochester Mrs G. W. Robe of Buff
falo Mrs f. p Lum of Seneca Falls, Mrs NJ. W. Christy
of Horse Heads Mrs. H. Booth of Rochester, and Miss
Emily Clark OF Rochester
This Thursday afternoon motion was made and car
ried by unanimous vote to the publication of
paper as the organ of the Society Over COO subscribers
were pledged by individuals present, and the motion
referred to the Executive Committee of the Society.
believe it is confidently expected 10 the pub
caoI of such paper very soon-a romans Temperance
paperand it is also confidently expected that the Temper
uncc public will generously sustain this movement.
This evening Mrs c. Annette Harris OF Ontario County
and Miss Emily Clark to be the speakers This is the
last session. and believed that after it shall have ended
the friends who have assembled to this truly pleasant meet
inc will return TO their homes cheeed and nvigoratcd by
these two DAYS of genial interchange of thought and sen
nent and with renewed eaestness and enthusiasm in the
cause.
Tie meetings have throughout boon well attended
In great haste, yours truly, MARY e. VAUGHAN