The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

We have doubt Of the ruth OF these assertions Our
mans ever take the roubie to inquire tke causes o the re-
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element The most frequent inaacy Would
nes rches and even Religion ses Poios s ssns
he prohibition party claim attention o. he Ie.
house Il heefore The duty government to ta every
Ianscy WIN ansy sxrpsted III @ s'1e e
level which would preclude the possibility any Intellectual
that s haze e desire enter the
81 r. and W. We have no
We cannot his isns people they drink they
eas % % %e reSss
viewing The issue nvosed in prohibition as question q ana
tony and phrenoogy rather than question OF constu
AN hSp B1x s9E TIE vo HE
late number Of The Albany Atlas dlseourscs under this
hitherto the advocates Of the Prohbtory
Liquor law We commend his exposition q the new platform
thai pledged Them support friends prohibition were
personally total absinen They ekced dov Clark
isied their pledge, and used their whg poll
The executive and legislative power being thus the hands
of the wings Seward elected evies
saH
this s Tbe 6sse aa casd d. he
Tribune, and the Tribune has nvaned platform, oa
@ e S s he as s %
hod % who aDd ii 'ss Wo as 20
send heir neshbors 70 a y comones me wo great priy-
II viii thus reconcile the differences the ranks by allowing
The platform pieaes the officials Gen Chambers approves
Gen T. The , A,,Sr House posns
sns IN 11 ys asaec
The grocsrs aers and seurs S drinks whom he Wigs
wanio put in nomination hail 4 with satisiacon For the
practical philan,hropist."
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% reconcile Il thus to send one man to the Psnenary for
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organized party against drinking intending utterly
the temperance ranks.
NEWS ITEMS ON THE LIQUOR QUESTION
Ie asen, q the 0sego County larson League Is exremey
an a. ne ae 20 eorce .ne IA n - 81, N Is
hIbiiions he says =
TIM GRAsD JuRYwe have Court Sessions this week.
twenty three OF whom happened to be anti Maine ID
presented choosing rather consu
tonality OF the law UNDER tbeir supervision"
He further reports that but lawyer engaged
support ae law ~ hat county and he an individual pos
The indefagsble Hawkins Is sunping old Herkner county
language s unes,ood 70 Be Sery yu opposed 70
Maine law. " In union there Is strength"
Nh. COUGH AND THE MAINELAw
Boston CnrSnse % G o. Tpsaa N aayerng to Mr.
EyeryboSy has heard Of Mr. dough the peuosene.
as well here in the country hts adoption perhaps may
Jealous champion Of The temperance is
% a Soe or II nss % an @ Mns
in Fastening the Of the doomed statute which
Mr. Cough e Of brains and Neal Dow The fanatic der
a. matter Of course Mr. Cough underands human nature
his Portland rival the with the bloody hand prefers
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so % n into mo due for the pn1pes morally
fond Of racks and ham6fin Gonsh ike he German anu re
and 70 bear In place Of whips
Dow oagh, ohaye been born IN spain under some gloomy
What familiar of the Holy brotherhood he would
TEMPERANCE LEAD.y
al which rnss down b eye and de-
the hypocrisy the demoraizing effects
e sesa ss @ ss"s Ss sce % s s
Ss 1t the ass % & &c s % fSS ss
placed er seal Of serna on n lay and have
lie people Nsins g r. iss De
he right sna The Liberty q The c,sn and they were also The
os aas
by tie nsaed ss % ad SSnpnspsd % pSg and his subor
rance lead" which b. he has '.sIyay. relied ia
Rev Mr. Miner recommended asI winter Should be applied
70 e. he nes1s Of 1s MSss eS s 3ST ana Bsna
Law which they were To enforce But such are the natural
Miner have secured for themselves the disgrace
Recommending The Use Of such Infamous means or the enforce
ment OF an immoral law upon moral Law abiding and
The people this State are TO pass upon question
whether they ready be deprived o their natural light
s y ana % ss q e. .sd ress %
sels e, meSas s t they are they win oppose he repea,
sppsn o Miner and apPSxs Dow s s
lead" in carrying forward the cause Of ceercve tempe
by hypocrisy and wicked tergvesa'Ion Aimag to establish
exsenrc constitutional freedom statute i as wicked
IN rs details asst Il vicious IN is chief purpose There hard
scarcely noonssency ihai capable q getting
pepe sud R OF e % WHICH Easea fsn
and Americans 50 long struggled and which though,
ed n ih most neaous Of statutes ihey in the
s"Sa 81 sns1 or e
the principle that The end us,ihed the than
oons Of hoss dsas which IL ali ages have ia he mouths
az nd sp Ss ps
been in perfect unison with their ideas
2 SsSs @ q .ess s
dalops and possession would
be mans In den os thieves. They preend
be- the especial champions OF personal rights and
much enraged whenever Il seized upon
slave while they would disregard every right Of white
who guilty Of being suspected" of holding the heresy
thai e Maine aw IL no, he perfection Of that Neal
Dow knAve FOOL They the greatest sflckers
the world for the rights Of jurors Erskne hu,seu csud
not have been emphatic they subject
trial bv jury yet with such views and pledged and
5 n he Main. e .Has ~ %
proposition will be abolish all jury irials and 20
allow composed OF spies
decide every such conduct would only carry
In full those IDEAS upon which they have acted
bad with rapldty which always
distinguishes the action Of deprived of their struck
with judicial blindness But their hour
be hAndthe hour FOR their punishment
The people against hem. The reaction is height
and nothing bat OF union The OF Of liberal
views proven; the fsnacsl coercsonss from being
completely oyerhrown here they have been In xslne-ha
State which originated shaersH for the unbeieving, and
Temperance Lead for the hereics Of Neal Dow the Frs