New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
TEMPERANCE MEETING IN SARATOGA.

SARATOGA Thursday Aug. l., 1854.
Te,cer,nce Mass Meeting was held here to-day, ana
met at o'clock at St. Nicholas Hall
Judge McMAsTERs was called to the char aho rro'es
sor McCor acted as temporary Secretary
Anroverwas offered by the Rev. LIBBESS ARMSTRONG
The Rev John MARSH spoke Of the success OF the
Liquor law in Connecticut very gloriously. ho asked
xLy Nov.York had not got the same law, ana sara tle
responsibility is thrown back on those who vetoed " lie
was more afraid Of the House of Assembly this winter
,han he was Of the veto of tho Governor for the noA
Governor would be right one. lCheers
MrJ j. CHAMBERS, from the Committee on Org ini|a-
Nor. reported the following officers: For President
HIRAM BARNET. For Vice-Presidonts-i GREE
,.y. GEORGE s. ALLISON, WILLIAM j. CLARK, (who was
.he President Of Society formed in 1871 j. KNOB g.
prryRs and G. W. HoLLIr. For Secretsries-'' t.
ssopenAss, O. b. PIERCE, S. l.. MAooNRER
The business then proposed.
motion was made 10 adjourn to the grove at iso CLOCK
Mr. CHAMBERS said he had done his duty yesterday ar
mn rtrNebrasks man; to-day he was here as Name
law man. Thoy should wait here IN: their d1sy was
done.
Ne ycCor seconded the views OF Mr.. Chambers
The motion WITHDRAWN
TIE President then took the Chair amid loud applause
Bpsinees Committee of FIVE was then appoh'cd CON
~;.,;n, of W. H. Bartlett John Marsh, VIM Hay, Her
man Camp and Sias u. Burroughs
NJ p,rrxr renewed the motion adjourn to the grove
and Nr. CHAhEEES OlpVet"H ' -
,ped Oh the notion and it was demanded oy se I'o
courtesy ,hs. the Nebraska and Temperance Convention
met with each other Amid much confusion 'he 'c'a
adjourned to meet at the grove at ~ O'CLOCK
The Angel Gabriel has been here for the last TWO Jay"
There wss a large attendance, and many laoes Mc'e
sert at the afternoons session Of the Temperance Con
x.ptiois-anlonc them Susan ANTHoSf and >A"'h
PELLET. - ~,
Un,, BAnxgr took the stand as President, and on
,ot;on tho Convention adjourned i'cei at 81 O'Clock
1t St. Ncholas Hail.
At3 O'Clock L. M the Convention again assembled and
UonacY GREELEY, yicePre7dens, called the meeting 20
order.
Wn. II. BuRLrICE, reported series of resolutions
which ire a. fellows:
Ihs first dcclars the right Of protection Against 'he
e,ils OF the liquor irali'
The seoond denouncos the Seymour 'e'o'
Tic third expresses confidence in tho state se.@e aa
,o;fo TO elect an Assembly that Is in FAVOR o. e "
.,d also . Governor that VIII no, veto It,
Tie fourth declares they viii not RES short oil '0 Gu
fire suppression of the liquor traffic -.
The ffh pledges the SURFACES Of the people ior r'sOo
Temporance candidates Tor the Legislature AID Tor "o'
erDor. -. ,.,ossa-v
Tho sixth declares independent nomastiors nec'ss" :!
d recommends such persons vii perform INC d"! io
which they are elected.
The scvenh approves of the proposed State Cow
4, h. hoId nj Auburn, September the 10Th
To convention now adjourned to the grove, whe'e
n, Csrr,x, delivered an address on the Maine Law.
NJ, KELLOGG Of Ohio, followed him, aud saia nc
pLlt be good bore for kEdEnS wood. lH' s's's WV