New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Nrm'1lprk Daily 9ribm,1e.
TEMPERANCE, NEBRAskA AM CobA "
THE SOUTH.W VEST
,ra,re, Of lae y. Y. rhsuLe.

81
N.rcaKz, Friday, May i9, !ssi
Ihave visited during The past four or 1--WE wee~s mo'
of the cities and towns in the State OF Mississippi ana
have in my journey spent time on various pian,a
tons that well posted up as to the state OF paon'
feeling the leading questions OF the day. am hppy
IN announce to your numerous readers that the goroas
csuse Temper nee Is gaining friends everywhere ana
the new law passed by the last Legislature Is worknS
wonders know that the friends Of the st the North
have not been well pleased with The law, bu, they
could only visit this and the happy effects Of the
law they would al say TIA, /, lar sapercr to the Name
I Tho question Of gant,ng licease TO sell liquor il
40, ~, q, n towns and cities where the gro-shop intu-
orcc can ar,s command set et oscTs 20 vote for the
r,su Of tho poison: but the Planter ana iarmet nave
VOC, ana 10 man sell liquor unless nc can Potute
majority Ot all the voters ~ inh county N"e,V ~
,o , his pc;;iion and al the coOnsos IA ms >ie Se
very are ones tie country influence can ouVoo az 'ne
fi,nGs OF rum ana rOt-gul WHISKY IN ue own, ~s "a
r,o,v 81 tb towns where liquor has been Sold the inhu
rceoftle county has been felt and grog-shops oro cc'
jackson The cai,ai IL the State has coac 10 INC e'u
The Tenn rance banner waves IN triumph over "" '
a ,hc ale al Louor j. abolished. In Pass Christian IN
iavcc son 6ud watering place OF INC vi,ke"s o'
Orl,ans, the Temperance parry nave hoo! I"''.@ ~ &c, @
AGAINST New Orleans influence, and nave ol ~"
ard united caort closed al the numerous gr's-sh"s 1"
Natclcz ard N.ck bug there VIII DC .cw Nsen,f
rand As n these cities the ls Of he cause hA'e hs'
TO contend with the gog-shop influence, - Also "'h mo
set .eytsf of some OF sao nagchantS IL appear A'
most of tie owners OF those gros-shoPs are m zen. i
fltir LIQUOR 10 thc tiis.tc 80
amounts due. the merchant o. nose '.ueS nave u "''
10 prevail ON many OF their friends 10 ssh the pet'as "a
favor of the grOg shops tor one year. pui Al inc % "i
that wear even Vi Nsbug ami Naicheh Will be ada 4 -
he numerous towns whore the Temperance cause has o-eD
Triumphant. H. Grand Uut where there are ioh s'oS-
shi,s in "A town of three hundred inhaoHan's, the
vote oi the leOplC of Claiborne county has cio'I '
ALI In fact nearly every town and county IN ths Ssae
has put stop tho sale oi kQror The law ha' klel on
the pgoc-shors ceciuUiy The owners ot TIE dcns an
make vigorous efforts a. induce the voters 10 renew 'hef
hc,nso-bU II is 10 go they la IN all thelr eift'' an,
in auoer wear Msis p viii be Tree OF gros SHOPS ahu
lie the leadirr ttmperar,, State IN our Uuon.
presumo that bv the time this reaches you the No
brrska qu stion n settled by Congress and thai any
thing may communicate io you On that snooes WIZ Do
de, old OF all interests bat can assure your reader tna
the pcoue IN ;his state nothing about the baL
have moi heard the subject discussed or even mentioned
by any party unless t has been when lntrosuced ~
uvself could not fnd person IN Nicksourg woo had
read the BIZ. , attended numerous parties wners usfo
have te.n from twenty siA planters spending tho day
in the woods az what Is led here a hsh-tryi aft
although have ut every pnry introduced the Noot"A"
ou.si,n vet have yot found one planter WAC mas
ever read the b,; and not one IN twenty mas any "s
av hat hey have never heard the subject mentioned and
are Indifferent as tie passage Of the bill or not;
find among the people OF this city the same indhefeh'o
o,g. the subiect Is never introduced, unless by some
from he Nor H. and il will bo uscertaned by
the curious that far the people OF the SCUM are CON
cerped the Nebraska question is OF no more lhere1, !"
them than would bo law OF your state 10 preNe" 'nc
selling OF slaves .,. - ,.,;o.. and
everywhere the talk is about Cuba The entire south APP
pear 10 be Cuba-crazy. In many OF the towns nave
visited have found hundreds OF young men Al ."Aue @
that there will be "A revolution in Cuba and that IN e~s
an two months that three thousand OF the young men "
the State will he their way to the land of promise
take part in the war which s about TO be declared
Should any thing ot inieres, ranspne IN 'ns oo'"'"'
you Will be du'y "'''''' u ''0 SoRrHERs MAN,