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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
UTICA, Wednesday, Oct. ., 1885.
The Temperance Convention has adopted all tho
Republican candidates who in favor Of Prohibition
and especially recommended AbUah Mann, Brsdfsrd
r. Wood, and Joseph Mullin. There no opps-
sition Every thing was harmonious AID enthusiasts
SECOND DISPATCH
The Convention was fully attsnded and most uneK-
pectedly harmonious. The Hindoos hung around
awhile intending to raise row, but IS they had only
four or Eve members among the delegates they gave
it up The Hon. John Savage presided. The resolu-
tioDs are strong snd pertinent, fully ndorsing Brad
ford r. Wood, Joseph Mullin and AbUsh Mann, Jr.
and all others on the Republican ticket who arc In
favor of Prohibition. They also affirm the coHStiu-
tie nality of Prohibition, and recommend Temperance
men TO take up such nominees u the other parties for
legislative and Judicial officers as are sound on Pro-
bibon. At tho morning session the widest enthsS-
asm raised by the following correspondence With
Neal Dow:
TO ksaI Dow P9,TLaSp: IL the ,srost t,ss The,
Answer:
or.. PssS MSsGT p.. Ie:t . .s E Az
The vote nominating Mann, Wood aud MulIin,
showed only four Nays. All the Hindoos were Snug
gIed in by Brooks. Six tremendous cheers announced
the result. Abijah Mann was fully scrutinzed aud
pronounced decidedly In favor Of entire Prohibition.
The other resolutions were discussed and passed u
the evening seesion. Some capital speeches were
made by w. II. Burleigh. Benjamin Joy, and others.
The harmony and enthusiasm is perect-faly equA
to that Of the Republican Convention.
THIRD DIsPATH.
$50 olcck, p NJ The Convention has adjourned
in perfect enthusiasm.
To "a, 1soeiot,d Prem
UTICA, Wednesday, Oct. 3-3P n.
The State Temperance Convention met At MechaaioS
Hall at o'clock to-day.
Mr.. Richardson Chairman OF the State Committee,
called the Convention to order and on his motion.
Charles Butler of Poughkeepsie appointed ten
porary Chairman and H. 5. Barnes Of Ithaca and l..
gates presented credentials and took seats. A com
mtee of from each Judicial District was appoint
cd to select permanent officers when the Conventioa
adjourned until half-past two.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the reassembliDg Of the Convention this morning
the Committee on Permanent Organization reported
through their Chairman, Mr.. Williams the folio wing:
For President, Hon. John Savage of Oneids; Woe
Presidents, C. c. Leigh, saml. Beyes, Gen. Joseph r.
Smith, Ellis Csbe, Daniel II. Marsh, Geo. ID. Beers
Laban Haskins and Asabel Scovie; Secretaries, Geo.
w. Buugsy Of Herkimer, John b. Wells Of Kings,
and N. seymour Jr., of Livingston.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Judge Savage, on taking the char, briefly addressed
the Convention.
After the Address, Mr.. Leigh stated that he hsd re-
ceived a communication from his Excelency Gov.
Clark, transmitting this Convention an Address to
the Citizens Of New-York from the United Kingdom
Temperance Alliance Of Great Britain.
After the reading Of this Address, Mr.. Leigh moved
that Committee Of three be appointed by the Chair
to answer il. Carried.
The Chair appointed c. c. Leigh, c. J. wares
ind the Rev. John Marsh a. the Committee for thk
urpoee.
The Rev. DR.. Marsh reported in part from the Com.
miitee on Business. Report accepted.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS presented the follow
ing preamble and resolutions which were adopted:
State On the t Of August last psssed the following:
Resoieed Thai regard the Prohbtoy Liquor Act p>zed
by the LegsTs Of this State a. lie late session a. not OILY
Sosten Of the Consultation, but also saovernve OF per
sons liberty sne tho gh Of private properly and thai u 70
peal o. In our opinion, e imperstively demanded -
dnd rheyeds Another Convention, consisting OF poft.os
he same party Convention held the 1sh Of Aasaf 49,
passed . resolution ~ follows: -,
Rssoired That the efforts and growing nciinson o. ~
Wing party extend Legislation beyond the limit. s1tsofaed
N ne have proved esth%sn. 70 'r ao - No.
less disregard these nshu has led the Wh1 party OF ua
state Under the suise Of .uppss a s.r
the plsnes Of ths Cons'tuton TINS hw
be repealed and leeAstoa shoald cot ~psfede mora dS
6sd Wh<yeas Convention calling itsef American bsd =
Auburn on the 2h OF septic mber lest did far
pas any resolutions whs;eyer upon the ueset on
ton known held Syracuse On the n ana so
days Of September dad resolve - follow; -. p-,h;
Resosred THAI firmly believing the great pnns, o rsi
bon 70 be right We viii rest the Gtp.s Nv - 49,
10 prevent tiisi of the practical workings aeeo' "a 20
And NAereas, The said Espubhesa n "a
Heket In good part Of svowed sad dseasd
"a Sres., Il Of To, sshsr iaasrsaa that 81 '@'ss