The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-27

Wood was every bodys mouth. co. ntiuued ap-
abundant cause to congratulate them selves on the tr
umph which tbs principle OF prohibition had achieved
not only here but throughout the republic After few
further remarks of character the Chairman
tIoduced the Rev. Mr.. De Witt, who said prayer.
That having come TO close, the following letter was
read from Governor Glars
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, April 49, 1855
PEAR SIR have received Your note iayitns me to at
sPgressa Of paupsrspm and crime to Be
% ray h n I be r me be
there that occasion Its in my Judgment eotrely pro-
slohsr on
n saS M or proper and PROMPT acton the
most parts Of the State b. hailed with joy ana aiy
il Z e H. siss s vii & l n 81;
in requistn for its mantenanee.
Very respectfully,
Rev. JOHN MARSH Your friend and G &TR5S ofAsy
The following list Of Vice Pr esidents and officers CT
the meeting, was then read and approved of -
PRE.IDENTs.
HON aaTso % Ss4 nun aa1u
R Ssn. bsrs SiT9 ya Joseph si asz
F Mn P aur f.ner l. s hW + F na,ty
Theodore Men s%se James o Tornets, G, G. Leiga'
John Marsh, Z, j. Warren, A. Bos art
Rev Dr MARSH hen read the following series OF reso
lutiors, most OF whica particularly those abusive to
May or Wood, were received with demonstrations o. ap-
plause:-
Assembled in the good providence the Ruler nations
to express our CONCENTRATIONS at the enactment of law
we Wou in e ss
resolutions the emotions Of hearts define
% ssidns people a authority 'Ha' we
the book Of state Of New York. the
Sm on q int and crime in our ognon
cap forth the admira,iOn and thsnks q coming
ing highest Ter the igon
rus Alteration they have given to the subject TO- their firm
he
il Teope and that bis Exceliency Myron IL Clark
Is. $ anti ana s ts
and support Of those who placed him in bis high position
she no longer t. be mandatory Of drunkards paupers
citrate may dwell in safety :" "1'A 'i' II"
We soHgratua,e the forty thousand drunsaras r the
path and also their suherng lies thai they soon viii
the and e,men of the or of
the 70 BE noble
Piauity strip them Of all then had earnings AID
We congrauate tho hard working q our city tina.
IMPOSED tie srSs shops their sSors 'A''
our rich men in the removal
their sons often been made to their families
We ratulAe every branch of useful industry. the
srGsss1r The assr the tar the hater the the
90 certain and constant increase Of their bust esq s mil
will heneeforh be exchanged their needed and valuable
We congratulate our thouands of children aad youth
who will in state and city without the seductive
the moral aud religious community the
prospect Of quiet streets morals peaceful Sabbath
dmnution OF swearing, gambling and all that pollutes
We the Mayors and Common Councils of New
% b s Sc set sa
ruin Of their fellow and IL at instead OF enlasns their
IN
cbarse y s Of the @ from Business sh wbe a
cnrse to the world and to them and their
Resolved, That in opinion, the Prohbitory law
scrutiny and we would urge il upon our fellow Citizens Of
all CLASSES Who not entirely coincide with US in opinion
at least asit the law of the State give II fair
Resolved That is the slCry Of country that we
sT sw ssps ssS 3 al to
you,on tsceptins throaaG the ballot bos aa hoad be
e. which MAJ be
ard the gains cut of hy the operations of this
died .ipee dollar e1s'hctsd for as,s turn
Sso no XII hs na While
rot gsine e$L becomes mes the measure Of eur joy
the establishing Of moral wrong Money is allurins,
n static the The sa an
s. Resolved That We la the frs. Of May relieving
SsRs SSs 'GR R.
q sp he pS staten to and
nd per dsnes from the mot ,cOrchng tyranny with which
RI,ssd 1hs. we sGngsstu,ts our ten sister
traffic in te.rs ard blood and who have adopted system
"a same as The ynS + M but Al tending TO the
10. Resolved That the Hon Fernando Wood. Mayor of
city Brooklyn, have orr varmet thanks tor the stand
SF%s and and
weh may upon them ~ enactmsnt isw
Mr. MARSH, IN offering these resolutions said hs felt
IN Se,Ds So esedmgy oppressed re, They we're in the
messed said the voice OF monton to the gre vt Caesar
The ices Of harch er',-stys the public voice
REMEMBER" There Is to be moving that day than
ever Every grog shop sto he tumbled down and moving
the Fourth OF july i77S to the Fourth Of July 1857
tSome gripnirg ard ~ppa use.) Toat Sanator m ade
-. .so n in s that The Sy G
TO tie 4tb of July. That the day after ALL for thu
stae Of New York to g.. lid o. the great tyrant Zap
The fret great Fourth Of Juy-Let It be celebrated
throughout al coming time with songs aud dance
sort Of thing srk or swim, live or Gle, we 90 not %
back to the eominion Of the rum cause Great sp.
plaote AND 60 after lte stirring up by the Hutch
inien family We viii propose the adoption OF the
lutions
There being possible objection to this proposition,
cspe before the foosbts and sang in Their peculiarly
mic STYLE asong in praise of cold water, ehdng with
There Is nothing for = beverage
Like sparsl ng pure cold water.
The song being enctd, the chairman rose for some
thing he had 70 say cot interesting as the song
and insisted for come time on having tie Hut, losons
rmed that the family troubatou would give aaothr
great song praise Of Msyor Wood, in the OF
the evening The chairman then preseated to tie meet
ing Professor II. MATTisoy, who said
Rad the announce ebt OF this meeting about ten
O'Clock today, when was about irei miles dis.
tant from the city. IL wasststsd that tie house should
be jsnmed full Of people. Now sir, show ms empty
sest Ia TIE house. Look Al those tiers that wall
which y crammei full Of psope A secon5 poos in the
~ Of The meeting was that the fr nf of sempe
70 be here, to m assures tn carry ont
te Naive Law. third point was, that the house
Va a . Wff And % 49,
~ IL nrt 4cte correct the otder two points
III r. ~ h.t ihty sertt,o be hsre win sour "a vine