New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.
Rejoicing over the Election OF Clark.
SPEECHES AND RESOLUTIONS

CLARK election Inc IF last evening 10 the Taba--
Lsole which, notwithstanding the intense cold Of the
evening, wss crowded with Al enthusiastic audience
| The name Of Nyron II. CLARK, resting GA the
L. S fog was display ed in large capitals over the
platform, and upon The pillars were suspenied the
naues Of Maine, Connecticut, Minnesota, RHODE
| lsleId Mac tu-a ia, Vermont, aud Michigan with
TIE dates 1T shich those States declared for Temper
sDce. large banner, inscribed "Myron II. Clark
"-New-York is oomDg-No Ran at all huny
over the front Of the organ. military b.ni va, 10
attendance, and performed several airs before aad
during the exercises.
The following officers were unanimously elected:
Pr,ridens-wN DODGE
yes P,HA4rt.IJs@e. a.rPer, Robers Mccsrdy. Arson
hoisce Greeley, Atrshsn R. voo,ti, ~ Harley, A
Neimore; John =" Oliver D. J Cof.on, J. Corasl.
ke.logs ". Murphy, Theo. MsSsnes Letter J.et.on.
W. " Cornell, Jonathan Perdy, Dig y. Palm.r Eds1
Eo~srd p.leoher. W n sm'h, ". II. Carysd-, D. T. P.
Mexican ". A. Hail. = u. Wsd. hanlou T. Hewitt, II Z.
Standardization Mss,h. c. Hoover. C J. Warren. A. C.
The exercises we're opened with prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Cox.
The CHAIRMAN addressed the meeting, and referred
to the great Temperance Meeting he'd 10 al
vance Of the election. lie congratulated the sup
porters Of Temperance on their splendid success
against fearful odds; the success of the No RI
d" al all Candidate Applause There still
great work TO be done-to carry a Prohiotory Law
through the Legislature but il that work done
there the great consolation aheai that there
Governor who would not veto it Great applause
II such a law Were passed, it would sim eLt .l ouer
Gus dutes on the friends OF Temperance, for which
they should be vel prepared. Applause
lie Rev. Mr.. Marsh read portions of letters from
Chancellor Walwcrtb, Hartman Camp, the Hon. Neil
Dow, A. c. Barstow, Mayor elect Of Providence
Lucus NJ SERGEANT, Of Boston Chrftian Keener, of
Mar land; Geo. Cary, the Hon. HenryL Ellsworth,
Of Indiana; 4. c. De,man, 4 b. Pottle.
Chancellor Walworths letter expressed the opinion
that Temperance majority would be found in the
Legislature.
The Rev. Mr. Marsh also read the folio wing letter
from Gov. Clark:
CAsAsDMcuA Monday Dec 10. 1885,
DEAR SIR have the honor TO scknowedse tue receipt of
your note invug attend coDsrstul,toy meeting Of
the friends Of Temperance the success of their efforts the
with friend. Of Temperance and good order on that
OCCASION bot private business and my pubic doe, preparing
to meet the Lesss viii occupy every moment Of my time
Iod.f The circumstances attending the canvass think the
hopds Temperance who their principles
who by their votes and influence tn nominees
their sare CONVENTION, have sht to congratulate
another their triumph Although the plurality ssns the
victory lrest But lie firm friends Of Temperance
have muehto before their hna triumph will Dc achieved
real fneno OF the will for moment
sa probibioy law shall only be enacted
MYRON II. CLARK.
To The Rev JOIN AARsH the Committee.
The reacng of Coz. Clarks letter was received
with louc applause.
The Rev. Mr. MARSHAL read the following
RESOLUTIONS:
Dr. MARSH from the Committee offered the fol-
lowin preamble and resolutions:
Hhe5eas We citizens Of this teat Commercial Metropolis
vicinity having after Of sduoO' TIL ia the ZEN.
pertuoe cuse the happoe's 70 see ooyefnneut o. our
choice elected for the Empire State it is rght and proper
cOIdns bs IL dues win thr feelings 81 o. ness 'h.t We
should assemble for mutual connsu'aon. snd to reader
thanks Him Who has heard US IL tue hour OF dses sud
Eesoired That IN hYRos HOLLY CLARK. chosen from
deuce Of late ilgence industry. wisdom. fumes,
integrity patriotism. and humanity; who viii VETO NJ sht.
sdnnist alton the noble motto Of our state-ExctL-
sIoE Go will be signay realized 10 the eIrpi'
on u destructive liquor Traffic consequent
Of drunb'LItss, psUfersm snd crime toe d'mnu ION
the peace and quiet Of unnum-red families add AZ
INV property even branch Of human Industry
Bs,oited Tia, TIE ELECTION OF Henry j. Riymo1i. dis
suhed fellow ctzeD, ple1sed TO Proabitofy s~ % ths
,econo flee ~ otte people, Ia the c,ntnuance % the
State stnae who voted with q. 10 ne st session. ana 10 a7
raIti.s who mpahz with movements We feel that oar
cup sG s s - sSt .d s STAT. and n.Sn
Reored have bi. night the proud eeo'eoa,ae.'
We Temperance sought no alliance with any political
Ss,nstpon If he iouor traffic We bought vote.
ecTes Nc stood openly 10 the snt OF aty shd crd
THE sv ord Of the and Gideon and Gcd The
Reslred That the vote BY which the Hon Myron H. CLARK
elected Governor the State Of the public
,,ntpept In favor prohbiory quo Law Thousands
th. subject voted for another candidate that Tbs
differ ence between for horaio seymour 10
1851 ard 1861 in 1855 IL true enste OF the change IN
ou 90 be- nbmitt.d 10 the people Without sn, connection
with the elevation Of individual. TO ONCE At would be oaed 10
R.ired That those who declare tbs. this is Temper
.pce VICTORY but victory Of Of the tcs
because portion brethren deiudd to the support
another candidate are ac' par, a. base as II Is a.e
he Of
f three ,ea has fought battles IN hish places aud who
yo,.d for by TEN peranee OF al political parties lie
NV. 10 art friends will be Governor OF the entire
Re,olred Thsi after yesr Of successful utse .san';
Hnpersnee ard all its sources we sh,iay expect asd
dam the elected Government OF ne s'ss tne cary
he features Of vetoed by Governor horsto
No or threats or crocodile Of brewers snd send
er. shall cepve OF It. II we Tall nov, We will IN the
bs whole law and nothing but tie a". places upon the
| .ts,nte book Of the Empire state ..,.-,--.,.-
That in exutsiion At the result OF the election
and on oei, Tor the future we dseam AZ dP Isl
ton to dictate 70 o. 20 their dsent study the nsce..fy
isS c"nitpsrsty A,d utility OF the law seek asd e.
Peesy m most noSp %Ssiher L sss not At
have the appreciation and support OF every phn'hops
pp.sd TSs since the mAured opinion Of Gov seymour
EXPRESSED in his late acceptance Of Us ~ .ss
,tnirle. Of urisPIudenes aSd the ,Ss o. eN
Sirecy violating the Constitution Of the Sste ana
c,ive 10 The rights Of peIsor. and Propey"-h.s been
,vea w this t. be Dot the rnAuied
! tke h
M. pds viii not only be content with TIE DECISION 81 me
au ~ IN Conformity with his promise but that iheJ VII
sx seauies ee and ave il tn, entire support S.a
Mr,.nk 10 Enc and from the mighty ST. Lawrence ON o'
| louibsrp border a.. c,.,. x. .oar,Iv nledre
20 The honorable the Senate and The As'e goy s5d
=, hi. EIeeepcy Governor elect, oar :. -
,s.im nj Of true prohbtofy sw and Is ., IL,
N mere.i city, pleese oui'ei.ss 70 hS n'l
n'spso Wood and the Hon George h. mayors ees.. "a
.i b,ir Efforts for enforcement Tor Inc les'e ah9 o "
| the Conn unity ,.., va xiU sdiourn 10 meet
- IN, Mace 90 the ptiOn OF the Maine La" N the
ssA $50 here 70 celebrate. not PohicA Dat moi.
Of ri hanAnhy