New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

travelling In Maine he learned fhs. the Law ~ tss
idol fihe people ard there was no danger Of h b.
ing rep< aied.
The question WA then taken on the resolutions.
which we're passed With loud sccanstou, oaly one
voice speaking TO TIE Noes, and that sad " ies, -
sr 10 loud laughter.
| The Rev DR.. TIsG addressed the meeting. lie
saio Tie friends Of ihi. sli never never give
it up, Until we have bsnished tie tremendous esrss
Of Lcsnsed ard legal selling Of alcohol II we have
not taken Svsstopol We have embarked for the
Crimes Ifthis De fsnstcism. con;ent 70 be Aid
far s;lc. Loud sppsuse IL is said tas principle
Of The lsv not contributions. There is nothing
more cesre than TO have this tried snd over
sesin con sdeni in sglosiousresul,. Is il constitutional
to rob, mnroer and destroy, aaf upcons iu i0na ID
dsfendf II ibis be the view 10 - taken of human
riehr, bad raiher live aoder the rule Of despot,
who will some,imes be right than under COnsIiIu.
ton which is slwsys wrrpg. fLoui sppsass
Does sry believe that the real vote Of this
City would not give two-shrd affirm stion 20 this
law, after throwing of tie votes obtained by the
bride Of the run t.afio' How preposierous foe
small set to stand ftn and say tbs, the City should
Dot he redeemed, because it would cost them ten,
twenty, or even thirty millions Am | 70 be es,ea
up because | am d" fan afic'" Am To be murdered
became l am "hypocrite Are my wife and
ehdren 10 be destroy &c because they come under the
epiibet "priest-iidden II Laughter and applause.
Mo- rather let the people tread uaier their feet the
puIe in msculste, spotlese aud righteous run sellers
I.ouo laughter ard applause We ere called fans
ties ano bypotr'es but pccry and tansGc,sn have
iIooulsied the Whole people OF this City. We are
called tratOrs-re are traitors 10 the run bottle. |
am traitor 70 the interess Of tne seli-r ia his
profession 60 long a. live. Loud applause Could
The men Who tomorrow evening to plsn Resist
10 the law, see procession Of the misery and
crime they cause thsy -.pld ttamselyes turn ssire
IN horror. Let them take sway our r"V.'
ara ,n.y viii find thst, wbers pine iorest
is removed al osk inevitably springs 10 its place
Loud applause sss never more .tter ed than 10
iesdipg In a nc sspaper, thst that eminent maa, the
Mayor was in iueDced by poor DR.. Tying. Laugh
ter srd spFlause. Never will he give up while
he knows ana feels hinself TO be night. Where
ae our Day yers, our Wooos Lords, ara Gersrds our
Griru.Is our great Bethunesl They will be coming
H. by. and-oy, when there is no glory to be gained,
20 re sp tic harvest which has been sown by Others
Let the enemy fee lawy ers-uo matter there never
rppeared q mole harmless class Of men on earth.
Loud laughter Let them psy eminent counsel
$50 Oo0 we congratulate the counsel. They may go
TO he depth OF their learning and ingenuity, and aud
that the LORD ABOVE toe Devil siter ALL loud
Laughter But | do not believe liquor sellers can
purchase all the lawyers of this City. II Leysis-
uie will come riot in slms-houses, feast amid the
very sOuI d. ana sights of wretchet poverty, can
but say, fanatic 1 may be, but my f.natici-m could
never get me to do that. Loud applause
The Rev. THEODORE l.. CUrLER inside snort sd-
dress after which tie Hutctinsons sang another song
and the mee,if adjourned,