The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

The fourth declares they win not rest short Of
tire snPp,es Of 'he hqacy trefBc
Tho 9TH l~dges the sfrSsss Of the people Tor rciia
bic tent candidates for ,te Lei aturv snd of
Cove nor.
and req M nos such persons shf perform tbs duty
fOr which tbcy are elected.
The .ev.ntn approves Of the proposed stste Cos-sn-
ttcn tS to held 1T auburn .eptemb+r 20
Ibe O nv ntion nov sdjourued ts the grove whers
hr Grseley delivered Oh adj ress the saioe Law.
Mr.. r. NJ KELLOGG of Ohio, fello sed him. said Nc
might he good here for siAdng wood THIS State ID ono
great Temperance lecture He then reyrred to Massa-
chutctts Indian adtors In regard pox that
whites bad the plague in barrels and casks and he
said 1t kte' ally true. Neal Dow said
fool enough 10 btksvc that be Could get prohin tory
Law. If the psesle love the Mace law, then ft them
chow it Don't lot them bs HIKE the gir who received
marriage proposal and rs,lied that her parents and
friends = ished m TO love her sister.
NGensra EuEr then rose and sak that governmsnt
was based - merrl sentiments bat those OF Europe
were aus>siDed hg sor,e What reform originated
IN the UpissA staes Senate In regard this wh
President In twenty years had recomme1ded aoy re-
TO Dranksyds and liquor sellers look to these high
rlscfs for counensncc When go TO Las with these
liquor vrnders We always beat them. We ask for Law
TO removs the nuisance Of liquor selling The eight
thousand selle-s tii every day. la I've year
fort. thousand drunAans will be In their graves aud
take their ace GOD, man, and humanity on our
si6e ard true 70 ourselves God will give US the
victory
NJ BrRIZcH then ad the resolutions.
Mr.. E. DErAvAS nadoa motion that they be adopted
which carried.
The Rev. Dr. PLUMBER. of Baltimore then spoke, advo,
eating the prohibttovy law.
Dr.. J. f. SSoDGRAss brought forward aud intro
duced to tho convention az ssreyerend" Ho dis ximed
the title Pc then explained how they carried the Maine
law In Mary Land, tho Lower House and tho Senate,
usual checking the tasure. Perhaps such legislative
body ought not TO exist but the people going ahead
We must obtain national law to prevent foreign liquors
from entering country through the Custom, Houses
Mr. NoRrHur, of Washington now called for lie
and put to the ntou the questions In regard
the pledge to vote for anti veto governor hen for the
Maine law, and they being carried unanimously In the
afr NATIVE, be retired and the convention adjourned
until the evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The convention assembled again in the evening.
Mr.. KELLOGG spoke enthusiast cay in favor Of the
Maine law, and ,bid: You cannot change all mon by
The majority will do right bur large mins rity
will not The evils Of tho liquor traffic csuuot be tia
src out the grog SHOP the keystone Of the
system Of and degradation and you will bring sal
vation the homes Of widows and ,hans Rumseers
woul hsve throc ts and die when this pshei
N. WnprR Of albany. followed with an impressive
epcech In support of the Nane aw, and said he would
not plunge temperance in the thy pools Of politics
But he would have her ~ith hand holding the stars
stripes and the other the ballot box shining through
the corrupt hauns Of itcans, laying open to the
suplgl thei. deeds.
The Rev ADoirBus SKINNER then delivered earnest
logical and convincing address, warmly seconding tho
previous speakers.
The convention then adjourned
AT the meeting today the following delegates were
appointed the State eoovention, he held Scptenbo
9Th, 1t Auturp;-E- pelayap, pgsicss.r Amasa No
Coy, d. /. Tose, James ~ hammond Oscar Granger J
/ B NcKson, J, III An'rus aud +. Cowell
| The womens rights meeting comes OF tomorrow.
The Angel Gabriel bas been here oY til, last days