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

and iolution till we nx up (Ap,suse) We have
against Us BY ints,sss rot to attack NH. Syara
head BY heal head by head head by head and time is
the great element OF success the Of
these Then there another class BILE deal
eIs-vho make up ia virus what they lose in influence
He he speaksr) had recently had interview with he
late Governor Of this State who said to him that the
law could not be carried out and he told bin no they
evaded the law in Vermont and how the great charm
towards Intoxicating drinks was in the mystery OF ind
ing II out but he had said to shat Governor, that
he would mate it so hard to find liquor in New York,
be Mr BeecherJ would be quite satisfied Old soassrs
might go nuzzns about for drink, bat those who
not atey bitten with the love of drink would not
do co. daughter snd applause) There was oce more
tit failed in the city would not fail in the State still
If IL thoroughly enforced in the city II would faci
lste the enforcement OF it in the rural districts BE
wanted TO send to them voice Of assurance fro this
ing-to say that they like the Guardsat Water
loo lying the oupd the eye of their great
and at them and he trusted and assured that the
temperance friends OF New YORK now in that same
tbem.n
The orchestra again in at this stage, and plea
sany diversified the oceseDgs with the discussion OF
Mr. WIN a. BURLEIou (rot the Fourierite philoso phsr
with the beard sas next 20 the audience
sailed the enemy at poLt where they felt their weak
ness There has ceen good deal OF legislation on the
subject Of the sale of intoxicating drinks ever since
license laws and altered and modified tuem in a
looked with compacency it satisfactory them.
They listened, too, with patience to the temperance
they commence to speak prohibition there is change
in the tone Of the liquor Dealers sentiment and when
howl from gin palaces down to the very demo rssy Of
rot gut. against the law of prohibition (Laughter)
WHAT does this indicated what-but that tn eynow
stand face with their eneies Their prayer to
God had been granted, to be placed whera eye gared
into eye, where foot planted against foot, where
Inlay God defend the right" General applause.)
cipe Of social govern msnt The right Of the people
protect Themselves from ev on the right hand aoi evil
selves from rapne robbery and murder In 1854 there
were no less than fifty homcaes through the
asency At WORK in these Multiplied were the gros
shops Ard yet government organized to protect its
citizens 1t has enered into solemn pledge to throw
the aeis Of its protection over all Does IT
redeem its pledge when it permits this destructive
traffic to he carried or assert that government
dertlic TO Us duty when fails to pat torta its haad t,
prohibit this traffic, which is oIeLce to God and
disgrace to Lawyers differ this law prohibit
ticD; for while Mr. Oasey Hall taxes a position which
be fatal to the law Mr.. Somebooyelse takes po.
sition which to be fatal to tue law to Mr.
Oak halls position daughter Ano 50 they wage,
they WILL beyond all peradventure hang o1e another,
Tn, peoier went Gu to paint in glowing terms the ca
bolic trade Of rum eiB and his sentiments 10 that
respect seemed TO te snvy accepted. He admitted
that there certain provisions ensrafted tsas
snd it fact that those pro sions which
were most Vigorously atac cd by the Satanic press
lapplsuse) ard others, were those very provisions
had sown tarss, stoud tasy pluck up tbs wheat
Nay verify but let both grow up together, aud then
separate the tares from the wheat They must sani
cap oe ready to repel the assault Of the inva
der wherever he and to defend the truth mat
ter from what quarter it was attacked This exhorta
tion c.me not alone from him but from the victims of
the trace, frem ten thousand desolated houes-fyom
wives who more than wido fe by the lying not Of
the husband tut of all honor afecrion'and manhooi
from CHI loren more than orphaned. FIR all these
comes cry for succor, now mpcrtunate, now be-
seeding, anon harsh startling ana discordsnt. Tht
cry, the mrglpg of walls OF sstness aud anguish
may be changed into note OF Thanksgiving, song of
and ascend the throne God fall thence on
the hfads OF those who had heard and needed it not
The Hatchinscus were again introduced aud sung a
sorg composed BY them in honor OF Mayor Wood. We
give verse OF this funny composon which was received
with ,oud applause.
The Mayor sits in his chair Of state
Whie an eager throbs about him wait,
Young and old, ano wealthy and poor,
Pressing in OF the open door;
Every feekfr Of gain or good
Genes with his troubles to May or Woo, Wood
Then here's fer each and all smile,
We never ST. all be gsyer,
Or sing merrier song, thsn while
Feinsneo Wood is Mayor
Hpria three cheers! and let them ring:
Fernando Wood is Mayor!
The Rev. DR.. PECK, ex President Of Carlisle College, Pa,
next addressed ths Getting but the press matter
forbds our 6eyotrg space to the procee nss
OF the meeting We axe compelled to exclude report Of
The resolutions read then submitted for approval
ardwere approved without dissentsat voice.
The audferce was subsequently-e after some more
pleasant music from the bsudadGresset by the Rev. Dr.
IYG In the seurse of bis remarks he psr rated the
fo.,oang pun III we have not yet taken sebast,po
We are fairly launched on the cIime-ea but few
dsrstocd the w'suc.m of course but few laughed it,
Talking Of May Wood he sad that lever, never was
he so nghly ntsd as when be in the New
York papers that May or Wood influenced by poor
DR. Tyrg Iaugtter) He would say 'let thy wood
become ircn and thy iron brass and thy brass silver
ana thy silver eold AID will make thee as IN ck the
sumpsr trees in the vale" In conclusion, be asked
whe were the g.e.t LAWYERS, the great merchants the
great dvipes of the city, (naminy several prominent
nsnes who should be here supporting this perarce
p1ir cip1es They would come in by AMI by, doubt,
when their iruer would be OF less value; bat they
should be here DR.. Ty ing very facetious anil
very happy in bis scmewba EXTENDED remarks, aud
ceiyed msny mantle stations of applause.
After another round OF al and instrumental music,
NJ few fur her short speeches from Mr. Cuyler aud
others the crowd began to dispense and the prose3
IL gs were brought to a close.
Personal Intelligence.