New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-11

he must be satisfied that = was si.'''1 F'..
ard iherc was ro place in Hancock Coaa'y sun
ahc for erogshop. They had therefor wa, ne
csllcd about nineteen twenticths Of ProhibIoa.
Wben'ihoy remembered that on the publication o. ne
news Of TIE election the fe-s OF the Rum par'y wen,
uufurled and tie hears Of good Tenn erance ncl fsed
item and that now thew hsd go' nineteen twenti.hs
Of all they asked FOR. be thought they ought n ave
them credit for doing pretty wei under We cirrrn-
stances lie regarded the opinions Of nrhased D. v
ver~ a. of very ,,lc importance. He did not kgs~
much shout law. hut he could ieli these me- 49,
/ Cro.shop wss nuisance ~ common law, anu
! might he indicated. Rui II the. hquor-seiefs 'r'
! iplrman So lost 10 all sense Of shame as IL e
fooi-gatcs os death. and 10 disiil damnaiion .
tIcir POPULATION because Of flaw Of their proccefl.
LET the TIL run and the il the deeper and NE
mored it ruined in this world and damned IN me "ofia
~ come the more easy would il be for them 20 put
their law into effect when II did 90 into oraon; !.
WIS in Philadelphia when an attempt was mahc 70
violate their sunday law. He concluded by assuring
them that when they blew their whistle shout Of tn
rpph thew horld hear Pcnnsylvsnss ss i's echo, 70
matter how far they might advance Loud appiaasoi
Dr. TYING then read the second resolution:
PereS Ths, m r The oppressed orin'cu 81 IL
people and der in favor Of prohbiory hsss,
laws al ueei AMI diswsyed BY orini ons sna
Our wssS Our srresl nom hem a. !. prorsr Oh.
their sovereignty will not s 70 'ske ee Of themselves s"s
overthrow throne Of iniquty established by law
WV. II. BURLEIGH read the third resolution;
Re.lre5 Thai deeply sympa,s with hose sfsfc W-rs
s c,s AMI wee acr's esrnestv eshort the ficni. u
tcuTsrnrce and humanity there un'nS efforts 20 an
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decided legsla ion securing protection
The Hon. Mr.. STERLING of Poughkecpse in rising
IN second ihe resolution said that whatever the B
rum interest might do in this City il could not con
troll the State. In the rural districts people >
thought and acted for themselves. The action !
Of the lquor-dealcrs reminded him Of an old
gentlemen who was very vain " hi' military apoear- b
nrce He one day dressed himself M, marched out l.
before his negro Pompey, and asked him, Pompey,
bow 10 you like my looks p " Masso, Won look less
~ bold o. n lion - "Why Pompey You never sev ,
rou." "Yes massa, Feed one down IN Dr sm'he
hrin." No Pompcv. thet was isckass = llug'i'srl-
IL vented 70 know If the people of Ncw-fork wanted
he legislature 70 come down here every wear and cut
~ srch shines I.oud aughtefl. They needed
~ Me-. Law. WHY II they were 70 visit the abofes
of poverty in this State and the tears OF Joy hst
are slod for the passage of this law they could but fe
croouinced in this great work. Although he believed
their erccess cerain he wished i 10 be undcrs GOD thsf
II cy would bavd 70 fight It ont IN thus Sfa'e, ana
ttoy must depend upon the strong OF weenorved
law for Anal victory loud applasael.
The hallauiah chorus WIS then sung by The choir
TIE Rev. Mr. M,nsu saidhc was In a great desi or
trouble he could not take coectionup Every place
was 80 crowded lie expected he must REQUEST every
one 10 leave u quarter In his or her scat leughterr
Tho collection would now be made by passing the
plates over their heads DR. Tying would address the
meeting after collection lloud cheers. DIR; Tyng
would not speak unless they made good collection
laughter and cheers.
TIE Rev. Mr.. Ludlow, Poughkecpsie, recrred
TO tie Circumstance of Jeowphat where the people
were called upon to praise the Lord for his goodness
and when he heard the choir perform that heauiifm
chorus be struck with the contrast between inc
rumsellers' meetings and the temperance meeting. IN
this respects. Whoever heard Of rumsellers meeting
beiug opencd with prayer and accompanied WIN
sncred music No. they could not ssk the blesshg OIL
God on the success of the the liquor traihc heSi.
Mr.. w f. nopGE said that he had been outside mo
meeting and found that although every part Oh INA.
T.Ia..sa.Is ~as d,nsely packed, several thousands
had been to the doors and had been obliged to return
fer want of room IChecrsl
When tie collection had been made
The Rev Dr. TiSG came forward, and was 70
ooived with loud long aud repeated applause. He
spoke nearly as follows:
Mr.. CHAIRNAs; ! desire TO introduce the apology
have to mako tonight, having seen II notified in The
morning papers-in THE TRmusr-that DIR. Tyng
would this evening make bis apology for evils that he
had already personally and professionally committed
in tho midst of this community. desire to INTRODUCES
that apology BY offering the following resolution:
Reed Tist year. Of labor We rejoice 10 the 50
desoe that the American Tennsrsnee Union Tt h %
Gus starr auNI,i ~. -. 9Th
incl founders ard friends are rss-ng sws we eo h Ia -
periodical ard yhrions 70 he ssaia am
support Of all who love their country and their race
read some time $50 in one of the Western news
papers Of a nan who was tried in some Court in New
York for assert and battery md when a certain wit
ness was brought up describe the way in which the
man was pu. out of the house, "Why, your Honos,'
said the witness "lc was entced out" " But tell
Gus" said tho counsel "the precise manner In
(which he was expelled from the house."
well replied tie witness " the man just
took up four foot stick and knocked him out
Now have only 10 soy that the apologies have To
make will turn out very much like Kentucky man en-
iicing the man Of the house Cheers. In thr Pu-
ritan t1nea was going TO the antedeuyian tunes,
for It was before were deugod with this Hood o.
evil which traffic has introduced In those anu
deluvian times one night when the honest people Oh
Windharn County Connecticut, wcre enjoying reposes
thew were awOke by tremendous roef. Incy
sad one TO another. certainly the end OF tho
world has come. T'ey Travelled ont OF their
bcncs with l0hts n their hands 10 see
what had caused this turmoil that seemed 70 rena
heaven and earth around the horest folks OF Wind
ham. when Il appeared that the frogs in body were
moving out of one pond which had dried up IN oraee
to find another Laughter and cheers. NOW no per-
son can see these Tammany Hall meetings and hear
the mutterings and denuncaiions OF the men coectoo
there without being reminded that the fogs are Den8
driven of The City Of New fork-and beng nriVsi.
out Of one VOol they are trying 10 tnd an hhni'eDn
another lCheers aad laughierl. Pool do saJ
was charged myself not hundred years aggs
of pretending myself 10 be the bzges. u"so
in he pool A certain Roman fdcnd of mine-an
bororeble man Brutus Cassue C1sco-f houDt no.
lev are all honorable men, told me thai Il ain oos
80 ytosdrooI Ike thysollv But having now attained
tie ,ize and character and position that wafranis INC
,ssrmf,on that at least ! an one OF the Dig, greel
tond Of the puddle. Toad no toad, Jr fresihents
! have succeeded in sgIing up the poiiwogs o. tna
bottom Laughter AMI cheeTsl, while see my h,tr
fend Brutus waqging lis little tail Laughter ana
cbeer.I But Sir, en- celed upon to apologize. 4
have no APOLOGY 10 make. taxe no side-iseue ON
this oue-'iol--f will only qoute The language JOIN
PepIOlph orce gnoted-~eil do israemD.r MN ~" -;
Is lopg finger pointed wish could HnNa'' "N