New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-11

! boken, and elsewhere in New Jer'ey. His renuks
we're received with greet applause, ssf feeble
squeak CO ling for three cheers for The Hr1tf vas
PROMPTLY nissed down. lac speaker then cited the
lots of az gee fancy and McLSne Of he Su 2reus
Court Of the United Stses the right of States 10
eroict the sAle OF all perricous commodities with
IL their borders 10 proof OF the NJ i'y of she
Maize Law. He expected before long that the une
States Vho have already decided Tor sni Avted the
will be sucmentsd 70 "a, and he prospect of
National Msire Law yss by no sns doab fil. The
e.kr went or 70 congratulate hls b. IN At the
cies of New York and BroOklJ possessed oaief ms
e;stfst,s who would faithfully enforcs the Laws, for
Halu aud ever has been true steel in shs tenn
perapce csuse ami Fern sndo Wood hss dsspP pointed
n n, women snd the devil. App iuss.
Mr. A. BooERr then read the following resolutions:
R,,oir,d Thst revsrentl7 and d,volty odsr u,
4 .nls % the Over Of GOOD cor osssi,g tie has
corIr-6 urou societ suhslsE hgnsniy gsiiE
Pfshstor, Liquor L,. and aiise 7s iae he'T. Of GA,
l. ,ntct lac which every lover OF rrh)n sEf
Med Of ~ and order hs long pr,,-d oE sd ooE desired
Re'oed Ih,t IN, Iee.nt vo- "a sue s~sa'e aud Assemo
r. a.,rs ri, 50 BY TIE dse.ye majority Of se.y - %
O. The people q this AID refls' iAe cs-s
IL. enemies H. re ensetuept % sncd slsE voaa
h. IL def.rce the whe. Of lsrie 0tv OF tbs pOos;
sd ths' emphsiea.y the "oF,iosnAs'' e1I aui the
Bed That We s tia. there a.. shsersg nd cations
ta the dsk I'D c~trug clouds Int uPrsae. which hsvs
50 enss tio huns W. p' o. essth over our U, 'ad -
a,,tr IL ,hs S,,is ~ y.ios IA, nere,.so - H. oil
pey m.suude Of the Doos ey slg>ud shsidias
u. bs syius ~Hmih snd eating ia rea Eest rays eve the
isar,j That; ,h.,.ovesegu rerr's ia esua-n
bed hereby pledge ourselves 70 orr mt"ates ild rulers,
thsn. hey suppord AMI defead-d
q. hazards I'D to The ur0os, extremity Of oar power aai
Rsor5 Tsthce reubrs ofthe Lesisl.,are who l,hored
for the of this sF shall b. held IN srstonl
rene y q. acc .n't Hs course o. .;.oa upon h
Resored Ths Catk e7ps5vin n az br ihs
.92p.aos a ~ eS1,si
R,,otS That ne earnestly csn upon our feo~-ci,i'eu,
tiousheut the state from ths Ia u
end 81 pcirt TO cra7ze rn 'di''ey q. Maine law
Mru-s Meq In every to~u sss AZ h.lei ~ she pg s
putt the law Ia force sni eHe-ntnst on the a''s dsy VI
It. sor into Operation.
his Honor Fsrn,n6o wood sOr p this City, "a sporeirS
tie 'ai'tf Avs .s'', az ors buses. oo,t.f U.S. ana
bis ara 10 Execute the
hsb shd os, rich srd poo sd hs Ne tssey pe1se our
ssyes In h- h al uouors0- mesn' Ia our plw1r.
hoping end helev he will .u- MS caiciA poclsns'
~ ff Tye esy 10 nsX, w.'s a. vi9sar, OF me
that he VII execute IL % all h,zat and 10 the ia exest
Re.r,S ghs to on fow-eiissr. throughout the Uoion
j iu gretio, and that hs nDife STATE
ar The tvrsnu,cs se,poi. Of bsr politicians sni por
ter house Nominations sud th, the ia OF Jay next On.
the iinciple. 400 thss she rese NED
thasd Ou tn ald shame OF se.as
nothing tu, beigaIy, blooSshsd sud ehps'
Rev. MIR. MATTrsoy seconded the resolutions, and
expressed hs fullest sympathy ia all the sentiments
they EXPRESSED. he had a long speech all ready TO
n Ike but. much as he would wish TO make it, he
would exercise accidental far "a 70 make wsy
for eminent eenilemer. All1sion hsi been made
TO en- anticipated frequent emgrsuon across toe hu L
son: but IN tie state alluded to- the VI tne Law ba1
come within ere vote Of beng c9fIlsi, anG h5 cOul
ssure the co ierspts that they vent To Jefsey they
uonId not reIn ain there long. treat appAu.el. lie
urged the enforcement OF the law, OF winch ne s no
doubt
Tbe resolutions we're put by the Chaif add carried
by scelsmaicn. coil, elton to dsffSy the expenses
of the meeting was taken up after TAich he meeting
Was addfefsed by the Rev. j. b WAEELr, who was
loudly sppleuded on proseOtng bimsef He Said l
have been hsre before but reyer have come to this
time Ionot,d Tabernacle with such feelings as to-
night. ii had Wigs, would have l)wn Lthsr.
We were Lers not long since, to consider yetoi we
were depres sed bat then prophesiei that wave
If pcpulsr opinion would sweep awsy that yetp
and we were rignt / was the oliciatng clergyman at
the funeral Of Wnii.m Poole aud he physican wn)
a,tende him told me that Poole said 70 him. he re-
gr,tted nothing more than having opened drlokng
saloon in Pre- adwsy and expressed hi resolve To IN ~
# be recovered In h funeral sefm N, DO haf con-
dtnned the Rum traffic strongy that idY iled on
him /, few days afterwaIc, AID aid; " You hurt my
husbands feelings very bsdly; he keeps rdul-
sbop and now YOU have hurt his feelings so much
"that he ia resolved to shut it up, aud have done
with the tfbllic forever Loud Laughter aud sp
pause
Mr.. WAKELrY continued to address the aulian
at some epgtb in sy le that ELECTED frequent laugh
ter and oIplauss
The Rev Mr CLAY, ard DR.. FARRow, Of Maine,
were The next speakers; afer which, benediction
LAyi. been given, the meeting Adjourned.