New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05
STATE TEMPERANCE CONTENTION

perance Convention. Below viii be found tie resolu'
tons entire, and brief notice Of the interspersed
remarks. d,
Frum Our Own Reporter
UTICA, Wednesday, Oct 3-l0 p. NJ.
The Convention has just adjourned, after an ami
mated and harmonious session, with nine cheers for
the ticket and the cause.
VIM. RE HARRISON, Chairman of the Stat. Commit
tee called to order and about 200 delegates appeared
in their seats After the usual prehminares, the fol-
lowing Commit ee on Busiress was appointed:
VIM II. Bueigh john Marsh, Chairman; A. A.
FAR Waldo NJ. Potter, Oliver Teall III. Camp, John
W. Stebbirs, VIM. Ii. Gardner.
The folowirg permanent officers were chosen at the
afternoon session
For President-Tbe Hon. JONI SAVAGE of Oneida
Wee Presidents-Dist. l. c. c. Leigh, New York;
. Samuel Beyea, Orange; 3. Joseph h. Smith, Ut
ster; A. Ellis Clisbie, Montgomery; 5. Daniel III.
Marsh Osweeo; 6. George ID. Beers, Tonpkins; 7.
Laban Hoskins, Cayuga; e Assbel Scovell, Niagara.
Secretories-George w. Bungay, Herkimsr; John
b. Wells Kings; n. Seymour, Jr, Living ston
While the Business Committee were out, Judge
Savage read long and elaborate opinion on the
btcry Law arguog at length itsconstitutionaty
its ressonablepsss, and its ne cessity.
The Business Committee reported the following resc-
iuiioIs:
Vhed, aPotics Convention held Syracuse in this STATE
on Ausuft q last, passed the fonowiL resolution:
Nv tbs Ies.tn. Of b state at It's last session ct ony
yo .ion Of The Constitution but also subyer.iye Of personal
ilott i've 'deman5ed.t
Ia .yeos smother Convention consisting Of portion Of
the same party Convention held a. Syracuse on August y
ls,t passed a re,oluion as follows; q. -,
Reored That the efforts and CROWNS iDcinaons OF the
vbS psy 20 ex legislation hey ond the limits authorized
BY the Contribution ba proved detraentJ to the best inter
than the Judiciary protect the rights OF the reck
less disregard of these stt, has LED the wns party Of this
10 ~ nch upon pvste property ara personal liberty against the
psipest gsei ties Of the Constitution This law should be
ieessled leg,l.on should .uper'ede moral discipline"
md rheYea, Convention calling itsef American held at
any reo u ion the subject Of Prohibition
thereby cesrly isuerins the h'pe; ,.u,,,,. hal, =,
syTsns or Goth and nth days Of Sept last adopted res
Retired Tfst firmly believing the great priocpls of Pro-
mad. trial Of the practical workings thereof in this
md rheo, TIE said Republican Convention nominated
ee imposed good part OF ayowed and decided temper
whsse IT, onn-etd wih the Pohibory Law, either IN
ale ssve Executive csraeiy should receive the united
o,J That In view Of the fvor,bls action OF the Rspub
Iean c. nv not Pursued by any other Puca
of the yesr-t Is the opinion OF ths Con
are foSnd to be Prohibit ni,t'.
Resor'd adopt the nominees OF the Re;
pubcsu Conveniop for Judges OF the Court Of Appeals and
Attorney Geners We mike no further nomn oecsa's
dates or these offices cny ,od second Pc,
the suectIy concerned
enfor ,emen mt of the Ptohibitory principle.
eorsd 1hst the par mount i.sue now before he electors
ofNew YoL question of The Prohibition Of the sale Of
into1 eating liGuors ISL beverage QUESTION "ncn,
cded act 10, through toe mateasnoe OF csrthn
officers aud the xuaorday decisions oSome oour
Tbst we hold the ttsl extinction of the traffic In
intoxicating LIQUORS beverage be the most important
cs enc polite form Of the age that we ahrm the nigh OF the
adI pe.teDce desto the character property
h h hsppuess and lives Of Thousands OF our fsowcazns
filing s enlargng our State prs rs Gro Sdins 2ur Ia
naic avn ms packing u'es and furnishing nine out
cften Of all the victims OF the scsfod ,
Resoed That the PIobibt ~ Law enacted by our se Legs
surs full and fsir tra which We are confident
would result in The affirmation o. ,' d ana rIe
,ct ouy such pdmebts end alterations az s1s tend 70
nhen the and increase its efficiency In putting an end
TO ns Tbst the opposition which this gre, imporn.
= ,onn6 oreyains the rural dsties ofth stste anses
fi,.sy md almost wholly the great empoums Of trade,
hey ssys SrT .DS s,S Sy to ma s
melt which well excite the fears OF all VINO desire
ii. re msner Of ourfree its iulions e,.,.
p.<d That be recommended 10 friends throughout
The stse TO adopt alive Judicial snd Executive ON
cels such candidates in their respective districts N other P'
b ,uch are found independent candidates be put
srvud for the support Of Temperance voters
There was searching inquiry into the standing OF
the candidates for Judges and Attorney General on
the Probibitory question. Mr.. Wood was well known
70 be all right; Mr. Muin was thorough Prohibi-
tiopis but had not examined the present law as to
protounce upon its constitutionality. Mr.. Mann was
declared 10 be in favor Of the strongest Prohbiloni
and 90 'ar from doubling the cObstitutionay OF the
act he thinks that there no question Of the
right to pass this or any other pfohibitory Ia" that
the Legislature may zee bit.
Among the speakers were DIR. Marsh VIM. III.
Rurleiob DR.. Warren OF New. York. j. Ridof OF
oueens; L Ingas Of Jefftrson the Rev. Mr. Cramp-
ten and j. ". stebbins Of Monroe; Z. B. Hancock
and Tbcs T. Scott of Orange; Benz. Joy Of Tonp-
kirs: c. Robinson Of Orleans; and Y. Fl. Little OF ST.
Lswunte.
On he vote for tie nominations there were only
fourn nave sid the.e wee HlndoOs from the City OF
N4v.Yotk. The iesult was hailed with ak cheers.
The other resolutions wee passed without oppo
.itiCD
The following additional resolves we're submitted oy
Or. MaTsh:
p,y,,s honor tie honorable Senate and Assembly
for the aft Of PohbtoIy Law me sst Sson We o0nof o.,
,rnn,j, his and AIDING 90 al suitable oee,
or. lis FIN and decided sPpoerion We honor and th.nt
-. urissOur ssysse, kcmonds, Couki ing
ioI,.o, Rokse Bacrn. snsnklend Wells, humphrey ana
bo have 90 nobly given thar testimony 80 correct.
ys.. and we rok the people 10 the hm confidence tins,
a., In hi, epshtened st,e Aad th OF the world WI
80. Il Ihssr 6ru and hearty support. a..
R<o ed Ttst 10 sspssttn< plant Ourselves ppys ~
Iiuuor. beVersss tand h.Bds and hearts ,ss"i,a1x
he and tLCroush enfsro>mspt o. s,nao =.
lss IL eli our tortens and pledge t0tA rgLt
use ne skeuisy for personal teD
| legislation iades setion. oseJier &c 10 .s~ .a' -
| influence thro1lfou. the munny - H.
Thee ksysrv been sicp'ed, after rena ~ " Nv