New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

" y. Lewis IL, snai 1htig"s ~ ..eaf..4et
W M ne Gruot Arson q. Phelps Ben Bsckman,
F. W. Wolfe, :; ". Aehess' p ~. . r. rssssut
Geo. Msckithn. Noah Neue., Nfn, n. bscd,
Or A ID. Wilson. Thsmss = shepheTAp ~ william Ailss
ucr lame. harper J. W. Benedict, ytr,uish TERRELL
Dr. Geo. Liyingftcn, Ncn9iss Deh' n'eis "a h.tey
N = We,k. q. ". Morisoa, VIM N. Baxter -
Jsmes NJ Edney, R's.e Lewis Porter Q. SasrsAa,
Hirsm NJ. Forester, r. Fsleoner, r. g Shatin,
X. n. ha,ens, capt DsF.a fls'a' WIN o'AsAsh
f fBs. Is F Es'H = = js S Nssao..
Rev C. J. Wsfrsn. George fcon,rd r. }. Hinton. ~
f. w Andrus Henry Moore, IT.,
On taking the Chair Mr.. OLIVER addressed tbs
meeting in a brief speech. He congratulated hoes
present on the passage of the Prohbit'ry Law, and
also that the time for its enforcement was 50 nens
hand twas the law and though military combi+
tons might be organized to put down YET the laE
would be sustained. He had seen Mayor Wood 70 dy
and in conve sation with him the Mayor had o..
pressed himself in this way, that he was mere ml
chine 10 execrte the law as il existed and he shoa
enforce it at all hazards. He believed that with the
determination manifested by Mayor Wood the law
would be enforced provided he had the cooperation Of
The friends OF law and order
The Rev. john MARCH then read the following pro
amble and resolutions:
JTheroas We the citiscns and worhnsmen Of tbs cys
NewNoTk, have for long coufse OF ears oeth osileae nd
oppressed with from sls g. ten thousand licensed a9d uRcn
grog producing habits VI dlene irtemperane ~ass
aud nouty creating vast snoant o paapss
i'm and misery aud exciting 10 toe daily commission OF us
hord crimes imposing upon us an unendnrSoe anaa
fol the erect ion OF vasl Jas ana ms andh
SUPPORT OF paupers and criminals And Hheas Inc Lefa
OF hi. State has given us w BY wmeh tae'e icsa
t o. pollution f%s IND Ges'H sI .y 70 oSr S ~
deDoense i right aud proper tina, we me chen Ah wa
thanksgiving at The prospect before us WIN our eune n
most hearty appreciation OF fae laws oar belief IA Us csasR
tona and wdon, aud our determ nst9n as !. "a
Beogsd hat the liquor business Of our great eonRsdA
S,,oop INTO The homes OF thousands; ana though nPa
the with al who in the l0 of property whethx b.
which ntcrpose for he protection the community from
great evil VII graws the Of the still the
he coming dow n Of his trsfc the expulsion GOn
City erd stse Of the entire saloon sosshop and tavern r
Bs.otS That in the approaching struggle for the removal Of
Inempetsnce Psnperm ane Sime We os uppa .ne hoa
forth he protector OF the peopeswayed not ny nea wh
only cry is ny h' erg zoe hare on, 'eah ano
sy suberfuges studied eyasonsyedng TO no LEGAL airr
who,e opinions expires but the will Of the oppessoba viii
maDy front pds bold deterination TO carry out the kss~,
y IN CT The people and the will Of the Legislature planting nm
The Law under the Constitution and n'ns oil hs POI.
his oce for s perfect ami fearless euo cement nssh
a course we pledge him entire support thoe 81
Besored that bal the PIohb itory Law enPSst ey
soun of AVIATION now levied upon him by sroshopi,
tie price OF breads u shamefuy wasted dn
his eloIen end to secure peace and order and industry var
shyerd factory and work ssop respect OF nan TOT mar
respectaby usefulness and Of thousands Of fimis nov
IN went, to plenty, peace and comfort lCheersl
Resolrod That law is nothing and officers OF justice ~
nothug vii bout public sentiment TO back AMI support
th aud that he efOe while the distiers aud brewers ta
and yenders arc combining 20 array public ssb
ntut In hostility the law and threatening all who are 60
saged it, execution with los OF patronage IA thu oaanss
sd with IL ury in their persons and properly becomes al ~
friends Of law and oIdr to stand prominently AM ahe
support of the and TO combine together and eontnae
ibeTey may be required aud we hereby pledge ourselves
ens and wokn nen without fear of any threats Of Tess
injury, moLs riot- 70 complain Is the law directs
very yolaOr and every officer that neslos to do bis B
Besorsd That we shall welcome the day oF will cOul
Bsckwes Island shall be I'D their present character
enGns and shall DO able to invite our honorable Lesi
tuIe to them filed with happy population, engagd
every Kind Of manufacturing business for the comfort sni das
Resred That those presses which labor to minspeeni ID
law and dust in The eyes the people and whc do %
but stir The people spirit II resistance ami Teben Dc
that those presss which ke the and order "a!
labor nshten The people the good operation Of a.
law in other states Of he Union should have our united nn
Rsofed That we hail the coming Fourth Of July
glorious for city and country since the 9TH a july b
that then proclaimed emancipation from foreign yrlh
which lad taxed US without TepTes nston, banenel vi
standing armies wasted our substance end prevented os
end property now We proclaim emancipation from an MIR
nanny which has eggared families fsheun
corrupted the morals OF the peoples and We shall sa
approach with hearts Of gratitude and thannpfA
Prolonged cheers.
The President then submitted all the resolutions el
cept the second 10 the meeting end called for rsy
vote. The resolutions were carried unanimously.
The second resolution, which refers to the Mays
was then put to vote and was carried without Ia
sentirg voice.
The Rev. JoHs CHAMBERS of Philadelphia, was
troducod as the first speaker He said: When j
hOvah completed the world be pronounced 1t oil y~
good. Man was placed in the midst Of the most o.
Iicious circumstances, Immediately after which k
bovah passed a grand prohibitory law. Then a.
e Takow
told man that everything within his reach he could us
save and except the tree which he prohibited him fo1
touching. From that moment tbs prince OF darkIes
began to whisper into the ear of our common mono
ard ark her TO Disregard the law of her God and 70 Sc
at Daught the principles by which her ogn ln'eress
were TO be guarded aud protected. From that monen
there has been strenuous heish effort 10 prev sn' @
operation of every prohibitoy law whore that ~ VA
to DO good to mao. challenge the world to pfeano
an instsIce where such law has not been opPo.sa
the devil and all the servants he ever he'd. Mes
not surprised in coming into this City 10 find ua.
end mighty cry, End 10 learn from moraing PAX
that meeting bad teeD held in public place IN ~
adephia on The evening of Gods SsIbSJl whT.ss
was at tempted TO ridicue the great Aior Ielorns
is going OIL in this state Maio.i n| snpiss To-
this. II ls par. % us oAfor is ultimate OBJ ID tie
Gee eytrytbmg which man. The dcvil k,cys "a. 4
utuTe eieinal goodrmpire S,ate 80. dne IL isz
hclly wei that lidIuiacture and sale of ipro,esag
Irohloilng uVerage, he can then say in t,o ord
liquors ose, "Ohelo's Tor the devl'sl oc vations
81 ak ICheersl. Where couli he then IA burg
- aLd lnu5ee 919I who now nightly ooisnil tlsf
q, predictions! Where would he md yiciirs for tie
Peniteriiory and Aims House. and where b the I'm
p siate would he find victims for hs i1ieinal do
mrions The hesrtlstones Of taOusandsand tens q
soufards OF families have been dcselasei by rumsk
Ing IL has smitten down soma Of the bsigoes Orac:
ienn o. socie'y; 1t has burned the br8Ds o. some
be nob!est jurists who ever adorned or oouutry;
las taken hold Of the giant inteces ofh- Bar, win
req item unul there was nothiog lefiof Gods gres
mage 70 be seen IT has spoiled our bost Inerchann
ulheo the best minds in our legislative halls. cur'si
uf best clerks and statesmen. II az be eGfOncef
ere then fhis p.f;o, 9. an =. "A hing