New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

s sts rs.itanse and lsssvs r.rs. Of thstisw -.s
y. Of The cause tss1 ,hess sOs Interested
], hseissd Tss, via # essrhy rsn.u,-r On, p,l,.
go 70. n-i.ssl PoiLeaIy Eor commercially sha
asc'ued That All fsib'uIIv ooopsr.s with .r.-y b-nc
% ..'s I,,hy s,es1 ~ the Prohibit La $50
teiss";
R'i,ed That "a us Gu. Law .das to ia
ift, pPD eve!J principle o. dan which q Amerc,s
h-d r1o pseeen the vsston ara apsnaabs nsr o is
fs, ~ e..oo's l.fp on toe very at'd.y OF
tU"y Ne p"ote tus.isss BY even hslio~ed msmsry
Pc Gay 70 our purge on lhs pas or b.
R.ssi's ~, 49, ':o .ia Of in. revo1f psrvsr.ioa
% ftsd ihs prteeedi1Is q ueetius held It the
osber .td the pBsc o. lh- ps.sss Of toe s,,ss,
tse s'ie Of nio1issn, liquors beevie, tbs, oossra- -,
ION :, hsn ea.srs es5ees hose fol minated By tie iadi
neos vho TrosisGed preference for sot, fosn
Their Gender rstop. '' " '
When the resdirg was finished, Capt. FREScI W.,
called for, and was greeted with loud applause. lie
sad:
Mr. Presto ant and fellow citizens, prior to second.
ing TIE reso utioIs snd address which b,s now been
read, icries Of "Oissr, order will state that
have received note from some gentleman GU sids,
who says that tbeIe Thousands Of outside uhp
cnpn0 get In Az this tirs fbe back hall OF old lam
many WIGS not moro than hCT fsleM md
ne sends up TO kBow if we have No sps Asrs
to come Gown there. fC1eers and cries &" e. ii
"G.'l Ifuppofe, M Presioent, tina. we may &C,
court for this monsrous gathering hers tonight frou
lAppisufe We require no picsyunes here. EVsry
man who bee entered this fight has energy enough %
r r,r oosn bis money without craving upon the Gu
cnr;ona rho came together to her ..e NOS.
end bisses Mr. Pres5ebtsa s1sm ~, ~ |. nay be-
as well, teioie we proceed fnTtaer, n,.- S,s.etf
sbo~'d ';a hsforA spp Th.r. ere psr.ens 70 ,n's
room, rho are epgsged in this traffic. who have no.
vet oiue6 ia this Association and aided in getting 10
tbi- uorsirous wst rblsae. They shoa'd all jOin IL
is not the III, rey wsn'; il is the rssmbers- We
wont lot Only the money OF tbess men VS.
want their votes Have en- l. '"9 bs sa''ssa
merely HS N 'n' re.pifs s ard the contest would
have 10 be renewed again next September, for It
there sre any deficiencies 10 the Law yo1 have got
the come house TO correct those denceIcles tnn
paced the isw. 1t is lot the Courts that you have
To RELY 3D. bee by winter If you beat them N the
Courts, you VII have another law to deed with
I'D-d irile ngetui, in that blu There Is in
geruity enough In tbst bill to have brought large
ne.tirg Together And th,ss who thiak tha. i, is
poweyl.ss may a. g. TO their sorrow when thsy come
TO feel ifs Dsltos that there s more ingenuity IN
II st bill than they dream Of IL the lqdor ihtrrest
bad not bsep 30 sanguiDeh they ha1 not ri5ica ied
their friends who we're laborng on their part, cod
cor up themselves snd used their whole strength a.
the fell electony he'd not now been together
for the purpose OF ress ing that law. IL has oseo
those gentlemen who have told ne that there
is no ingenuity no forcs OF character, nc
s.erlipg oecision TO pass law OF this chsr.
scter. They believed that their Legislature did
not care to pass it, but they Cad they ara mis-
taken. ard they fad that the Chcrch by the conf7s
sion If ere Of iis presohers ss night, IL thestr IN
Broadway Laughter and loud cheere coming out
before the scenes, snd there stating that the
Church united in favor o. that law Toey
Gnd that smother hopes that the whole Cbri'tsn
Church will unite not only for the purpose
of converting mstkind bu. for the purpose
Of Icallins on the Executive powsr at Albany
for the purpose Of bwying tneir osyonets IN the
bodies Of tho people General We fiad thstthe
Int. ia IN hrp ouf m zrv
az know that there will not DO the slightest
csuse for ,hst iisses, end cries OF "Ocder"
"Orderr] The people have too much re-
spect for their oan self government. to- resort to the
rS.cfices OF tyrants aud despots. They will obey
fbe low. They will meet il by law; and when the
election comes next fall they will meet them at their
ballot boxes and teach them that tho liberties OF the
people the people know how to protect. lCneers
Genilem.n, has been stated in resolutions that
the Liquor. Ueslers Society is political organiz.'
ticn. Ii is a political organization; it Ia more; h 10
an organization in which every member has to
pledge bis honor to s vote O y, any .nx cao.
venton in this State, or in any other 10 which
this Society has representation. My word fsr 1t
that when they are & orsas ea :" IN, S.y
fcare up whillw that will sweep bgotry, f1ns.-
cisn, hypocrisy. Laughter and cheers
witch having borne ai the contunely of the
Press and the oppression Of corrupt politicians
who by tlckery got into our Legislature, by preach.
O
e,s. /" True" "Pus it into Goodwin. Bat, Sir,
the Temperance men, they stood for their snd oates
like men AID em sorry tosaythat tns liluo de ers
al York did not. 1.-The liquor dea.era If New-f
i mean the importer the brewer, the hotel keeper,
the merchant The retailer and everybody even the
bo,tI, RI" the consumer put him init you choose,
IApplause The Temperavce party, al'aoush u y
tyie Gently but a very small iac1on, bave schlegsd
n ia law by acting on the bslal ceofpo yer principle
Now. we are balance. os-power party, and We wiu
meet them ON that grouod when ths next eiecuon.
comes OIL mean Primary as well as Genst n-s.u u
Won are true 70 yourselves you will sweep lne io,o
obscuriiv ["They will lie 10 az they did last TAI:
think that we should not have any psrs onai reuAks
bec.pse our friend Raymond is represented no mere
lpoiptipg to the Reporters gallery lLiugh,ee naa
Spplause II all these men come up aou Jy'n ' as
over their bare Amount too, 900 or 900 msn. Inen
here are The bottles, importers and brewers ali c'
whom employ q largs number OF men, NOV take
The 70 coDI ecttd Win them aod You wui heu rom
90 goo 10 80 COO without soliciting vote Counting
in outsieers some 600 men can De found 10 'n Dnr
\ ciety Oar dues-si year give you go ooO
a wear sno item with the establishment oil an organ
in New-Yok that will be second TO poae On .uis .vn'
,irent van can sit u.der your own vine ana Tree
nh no ole to polest. You caDgo up on Datcn mn
of q Sunday, TOO. Gentlemen, VIII no. oe.atu y.
Won sny longer merely arose Tor the purpose o.
ecot cir the add e.s; ami also now VIII state "a "
90 Al not hold any man trammlled 10 our Society.
Whenever a man Joins our Society, aud cannon con
scentiously vote for the man designated, ne oas ne
nrvege OF resign'ng; but while he remains sllu Us
b. mrsi 90 upon thar old established u'ase' ana sup
port regular nominations g., .
Mr. French took his seat amid loud cheefas
"Tbree cheers for The Herald, was cried BY cone
body, but only one was obtained, and that pretty
we'll diluted with hHes.
Cries for " Ry nders, Ryndars'
spRys,pESr-Oner moment IL you please. If yor
will allow US to conduct this nesting We sh IL intro
duce to you proper speakers Loud cries OF oraer
| Order. Before, however, wep;oceed auy .ursnel