New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17
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From. The G1dls0r Va Jc.rrz!
The VI,c0a.tn Banner the Old ilunker German
o,esn il Milwaukee, says that next foil toe ~a'oh.
"wod will be Si1HgtG,s 0rd TemP'raaee D>jp1'
"pot,,m o, Deuccrdcg and Personal F,eedom !"
Person a. DOM III this sense, ia pro oably tho tree
dom TO sell wkisk and manufacture drunk ards
We hsve laid by tws or three soecinonl OF the
bene6cent results Of the liquor traffic which have
be, published IN OF our Sste exchanges during
week or past They are only SONS Of the more
inn ortant ouirsges sp'iDs ing from TIE rahc wlich
the presept Excessive has laoorei T. promote aud
protect and through the agency of which he hopss
10 be coutia ued anolLer term III Office Some oi them
are the direct fruits OF hs yeoes OF the Prohoofy
law. ..
Or Monday, after the veto the Governors friends
In Waier'opn had a celebration. TIE VA TtorH
Iimss, Democratic paper says:
"Tbe flow of lager commenced about CLOCK,
y. NJ and the way they did let her go was eau
ton 10 the unfinished. Immediately after dark
procession was formed, consisting OF halt groEn men
snd ragged boys, who marched throufh our streets,
bootiDg arr cling like demons Arriving II Eoa.
Of Mr.. GrifIilhS establishment, the mob commenced
6reokipg IN his riaiors, and would have gone fur
iber had not. fortunately. few of their hunoer-
upon whom liquor seems to haze no etcct-oeen
sober ana prevented IT, Mr.. Griihlhs Is one oi our
most estimsble citizens and il an Industrious quot
AND ipufensve man. and The only cause d tA,s attack
on h., property IS tie fact that he has expressed h'm'eJ
in faror Of Temperance
After erc.ning about the Hall Of 5. of T., and
mskir an abortve attempt to get no bonfire, they
en,jI, retired 10 iha saloons. TIE T,mcs adds:
The events Of Mouosy right ara quite Ia keeping
With III previous oeoDstra Ous IN favor OF the pcs
ert Executive who, as ssss cotenpDraty II nss
Ilessed the Almighty 10 infct us With
Or Sumo az uig h; sfter the veto, man by the as
of Miller va. kill. ia drunk en- rev 10 Caledonia,
Il Gin. Co The keeper Of public house refused 10
let apsrty Of five or Elk Germans have rno's illor;
tley attack ed the house with cube cad st0nss, abd
brobs in the Windows Some OF the Inmates fred
upor them and Miller shot DOM for'siiins his
lie 10 COR. qusrcs Of the insanity OF dsaokeEIefs
In the Town OF Wayne, Washington 70, gu the
3lst ult IF an named Reisner Afer drinking some
hat freely went home shct he wife mother snrongh
,he bead killing bsr instantly then slot hts ia,ner-
ip-lsw IN the throst mortal TouDd'ng hin' then'
reloadng his gun re placed his head to tue muzse,
pulled the trigger with his foot and blew ouI ms
own brains. He had had some dltf ,ulty with big
wifes parents caused by iDhdeiiy 10 his wife, and
the reports that he had another wife living ~ Ger
many. It is not probable however, that he ~oui
have perpetrated this horid tragedy hal not bis
brain be. n ipflsned with the frerzy Of alcohol.
IL Beaver Dam it seems they had liqnor-ceebrs-
tcl over the demo cratic victory 81 which me ne
puJlcan is so much el8ted, and the following rom
TIE Sentinel will give some idea OF 'he character Oh
the psrtici yan's:
SHAMIFUL BRUTALIrY.-pn Iues1ay evening lasl,
the Rev Mr.. Smith, hearing that the csnnon was 70
be brought ont and fired In nonor OF the victory ana
fesripg its effects upon his sick da5ghter, sent ")rd
10 some of Sc pho instrumental IN tos powder
burning requesting that the cannon might no' 90
fired But so fa- from the request being hunsheiy
corr lied it'll /, was not taken 10 distance,
but was brought 70 within few rods OF Mr.. smith
door and repeatedly fired. We learn that the effect
upon the invalid such TO throw her inio spis1s'