New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

5pirit of reform the officers OF Vs,ice sfe making
thcTcugb work. Since my ast T>port of The condition
of lrs III this part Of the State two " the most IN
famous Gens of uquity thAt could easily be- conceived
Of made such by run-dT.king and cOuconitant vices,
have teen broken sr. They we're not ia Norwich
City; one y az not IL the town; bat they not 30
far away but that IL was well known that they de-
psrsed chiefly Norwich patronage fof support.
One house war Just III TIE edge Of Fraahln, next
town kept By man by the name 0i llisms. The
Sheriff and his assistants entered the hOase on Satlr
dsy night last and arrested nine persous two of them
ere hned for keeping house OF iisme the rest for
living in and frequeH,ing such house. When the
charges made against them, they ali pleaded
guilty, paid tier 6De with costs, Gnd after being
threatened With punishment IL they should DO
osul bt in like offences again they were Discharged
BY the two cases the town tTe.surles have been re-
plenished four or five hundred dollars; and Hne
rtcals have found the profits OF their crime con'ue
ably diuinthtd.
II is upder,tocd also that Williams was very Pr,
ely Informed that biz pTeGence was Do longer de'eu
n ts part Oi the State that there we're otner
aeauft him which would be ecuted to thelr ugs'
extern, and he would be lodged 10 one oi our pun
buildings At pubo charge for some time 10 come, un
les lie toak himself of bag aud baggage WilAin
thlee dsys 1t is reported that be was seen cary on
tle moapg of the second day making tracks for Rhode
IssDd ..... .,;,h;r,
Tie other establishment was nearer by; "a' "i'hih
u i;n;,s of this eoodly town between two and three
miles from the city. This place was even more hoto-
rious and more vile probably than the otnT; the re-
sort Of the lowest and basest 6oth olacA ana "h,'
Irdon and nulatto The Sheriff and bis aids made
I call at this establishment at very early hour on
Monday morning before the unsuspect!ns inmates
w,re a,tir and here also by singular coincidence
took nine prisoners nto custody They were brought
before Justice of the Peace, and they also pedded
oniltv and after paving their fines and promising 10
30 Lctter tbey were discharged. Fred. Wallace, the
keerer of this infamous establishment and shameless
yjolator Of cur laws, released on condition that
he should leave the State in five days. lie has prob
ably soEe 10 New-YOrk So you see the favor we are
@onteI,irc uuop our sitter States We have surplus
regulation. We have " few more OF the same sort,
I fear which we shall be likely 10 send of before
long. And { DR.. Graham and - Mad Tucker have
now as we may say, passed of the stage we thought
YOU might want more down That way 10 Keep
your police ,mpoyed. But seriously If our new law
continues to work as well il Las worked 80 far
and We believe it viii work-we mean 1t shall work.
We slall practically exile very large number OF the
very worst sort OF men, They are already packing
IN besdeg many WHO have already gone Our State
las hun bered u coo drunkards and l,6o0 drunkard-
makers Although many from both these ranks, a.
We trust will embrace the present favorable Opp0rtu-
rity TO reform, yet many others are past reformation
Some are so base that they will not i've without sell
i,q rum, and some are so foolish to think that they
cannot live without drinking it. And most OF these
lopefl candidates for emigration will 90 In the dree'
ton Of New-York. That is now the land OF promise.
There they hope to enjoy millennium Of rum. Some
Of them just ignorant enough al ieas' 10 suppose
that your Governor Seymour is Governor for life.
And he is lust the man for them. He has expressed
their mind 'zacky," as the drunken man said when
tie doctor of divinity advocated the drinking of lit
tie vine for his stomachs sake, and his often infrmty.
And " hat think you Of this prospective increase OF
population to the Empire State Don't be modest
about it-you can have them just as well as not. We
can spaIt them great deal better than not These
are they that leave their country for their countys
good" l suppose you will have no difficulty in natn-
ralizipg- them. Hope Gov. Seymour wont object:
They are his friends-they will all vote for him. /
can vouch for that. They all stuck like burs to Mr.
Seymour, until he saw storm arising, and thought 1t
aie for him to get on tie other side of the globe.
Rum and vice and demagoguisml What Cerberus
at Lell's gate And how soon they would make the
Whole earth hell, if there were not some that " fear
"God and regard man. who are toiling even more
abooufy to restore to il something Of the glory and
ioy of Paradise. God speed the right G. p. b.