The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-21

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MYRoN II CLARK, o
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK o
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wM T.. DoDeE appointed President of the meet
ing assisted by the following Vice Presidents and Score
taries:--
Vice Presidents--lamcs Harper, Robert H. Mccardy
Arson G. Phelps, Z. c. Leigh, Thomas Denney, Job T.
Griscom, Horace Greeley, Abraham R. yoorhis, z. ~
Hartley, A. n. wetmore, John W. Oliver d. J. VICAR
Horrali, J. ". Kellogg, W. d Murphy, Theo McNamee
Luther Jackson W. W. Cornell, J. Purdy, Dr..w.
drews, Ed. Falcone, W. H. Smith, W, j. Chrystie, T. r.
Townsend, f. E sather, S. ID. Backus, j. Mexican. Wm.
A. Hail. l.. B. Ward, NJ r. Hewett, II. G. Boycn.
Seerelaries-John Marsh, G. Hoover, j. G. Warren A.
Bogart, - Beale
The meeting opened with prayer by the Rev. Dr.
Cox, OF BROOKLYN after which, the PRESIDENT for
ward and explained the objects for which the friends of
temperance had been called together. He
them the which had attended the efforts Of
the the late election and expressed his firm be
lief that nothing could retard the progress OF the
reform ia this State. =
AT the conclusion OF his gemarks the SECRETARY read
letters of apology for attendance from Chancellor
walwoith, Herman Camp, Hon. Neal Dow, A. Bar
stoE, Mayor elect of Providepce Luclus M Sargent of
Boston; Christian Keener of Maryland; Gen Carey, OF
Ohio; bon. II. L. Ellsworth of Indiana, AMI Myron H.
Clsrb.
The following is the letter of the Governor elect -:
CAyANpAIGvA, Monday Dec. Is, 1854.
DEAR SRI have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cept OF your note invt Dg me to attend congratua-
tor! meeting OF the friends Of temperance on the sue
permit should be happy to meet with the friends of
and good order on that OCCASION but private
business and my public duties preparing to meet the
Legs staie, will occupy every moment time to the
opening OF tie session.
Unfer the circumstances attending tse canvass, I
think tne ir mis- of temp. who TO their
principles ad who sustained by their votes and inau
ence the nominees Of their state Convention have
right 70 congratulate another their triumph.
Although the plurality is small, the victory is great
SUI We rue ana nt ,fsnds o. Temperance nave yet
and trust real friend OF the will for moment
relax effort until prohbitory law shall not only be
enacted but enforced. Respectfully, your obedient
servant MYRoN H. CLARK.
Tcthe Rev JOIN MARSH, of the Committee.
Rev. Mr. Marsh, of the Secretaries read the fol-
low ny preamble and resolutions
whrsa citizens of this great commercial metropolis
snd It's vicinity having after years Of arduou toll in the
for s se State aS %
scordas does with the feelings our hearts that
der % S ms IN s
and n nyrsS oey Clark chosen from
among the people 70 be Of this State. have con
int,s.sy: ga,Iigssn, ana Sansasy.. vi. viii veto ns
sce lof so no % @
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suppression Of Drunkenness panpcrsm and crime the a
lice and unwoned prosperity every branch Of human
e Resolved That in the election Of Henry Raymond,
dngnished fellow citizen pledged 70 prohib.ory law to
Senate voted With Is the
ps1sss who With our ms
that Se full .a s we sS bold
M s 81 %
STATE We men .sqshs no alliance with
Ssss Ss aao We bought ss' ns
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the vote Which the Hon
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mate :, the change IN public that the
x,.Aov. sopnseso1 with the sisys,oa q advSssl.
I'm voters s % se n our vo opi If as "
Resolved, That those Who declare tbs. thi, !. no.
parties because portion brethren wsre dsndsd 60
ss n bs sT ra e, has a 0os
political parties He knows who are his friends but viii be
Resolved That now after years Of successful struggle
sss a.: r. re Of
sr, sssssment Of sound liquor law snsrss
seymour No ehe.nsfy, fraud political .ssnsni
.od hall Sp1s as Of If we M o.
will in the strength Of Him who has helped persevere
psses upon book d Rapss STA s''
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All dsro..ion . dictate 70 Or lord ss
the s.es.sty ~isdo sSntsnon.isy utility Of the
inquiry
:a: Iss :ss the and support
Received That snes the mssursd opinion Of Gov sey
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STAT and 70 The rights Of and
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emily and to his EIcsncy The Governor elect our sup
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for the peses and order Of the community.
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q. most cruel dsp:.im over the airs.s
tIst which ais families With wounds sns si
p every country and every cline in their conflicts With ali
At the conclusion Of the foregoing resolutions the
motion was put on their adoption when the audience
responded in unanimous "aye." The choir OF the
Tabernacle then entertained the meeting with tempe
song the music Of which the best part of it,
the words being Of the old hackneyed style Of tempe
rance ballads.
address the meeting, but that gentleman being among
tie missing at that time be supplied his place for few
minutes in making little speech about the ship can't
Iersnce people had in their managing them during
straits u usprn Them Them tncy we're
getting ont o. this difficulty and in making
no 'le oren Is ssero icy me, Two 'lons low bIacl7