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

Marsh' Mr. Steboins, Mr.. Leigh Mr.. b. Joy apd Joba
! W. ha'krs, Tie President announced the folIcviox
| If"FrraHee STATE Erccriirc C0mmi,toe-Wm Riok.
srcson, Albany Charles c. Leigh, Horsce Grec,sv.
New.iori james J; Rider. Qaeess; George HH.
hrgs' hDs% ID: Dsy, Geeoei james Hsrness,
Ou0gdsga; Daniel W9d oil Jeaarso, o., - n
Beer, Tomp. ms: Charles Hathaway n.S.wD
Labsn Ecskins. Cayugs; John W. Stebhias, Moa,os.
Moses Tsss art. Ger osee; a. Scoville Ni,sarn
Tie Gelee a'es began TO retire. bat W stei s,x
enough to adopt the following resolution, offered bv
w. A. Mccoy:
Reaches Thai while abse o uts Of our f.,ts
in the pm epe ard policy Of Prolbon eIpsrees rss
.n 10 e. extent the even the a. and pos~r6
IN uuu. ptshy Of Prohibition deP-ni upon irpressss
just q the great and solemn. ,nd .vi. wsnh
from the manu- seure the sse srd the Of ntsxoa
tin drink; with this deeply and prsfand a.
Pressed minds earnestly eres; friends every
,mvsiSree tes orJer. Asoees add Leagues and is
stead sxins fiber former efforts TO eoo~ ssw heat
hss are row supported BY the law Of the ssd .sx
III. day forth 10 empo, anew the whole machinery q
moral persuasion including meetings lectures sermons 5sstA.
pedse rrccesson. mue eloquenee .oeg and lA
Sut rot least senercu, and sy.tenaic support Of Temp<
Iercdicas
Mr. Mccoy also presented the following
Re,olred That r.joce he informed thai sAe
laborer. in he STATE Of Caho,ni. viii probably rstas.
who nd .mpO, their ss1se to PTGess an Act Of tosss
trhed States; upon the -
and every SISTER state the importance aas
success Reform mold their elections 20 send 500
.to, Ard congressman TO cooperate tbs WORT Of nsuoaA
5eTsnee With the representatives Of Temperance Oh tho
shores Of the Pacific
DIR. Marsh opposed, as did Mr. Burseish, when q
was withdrawn.
Mr.. Hldreth moved that the proceedings be pub
Fshed in pamphlet form, and the Secretaries wss
directed to superintesd the publication.
Mr.. Mccoy presented also an invitation from the
I, importance men Of Canada for delegation TO attena
their Convention on the 25th of October and the I'd
lowing gentlemen were appointed: i. &. Delavan,
John n. Wilder, the Rev. John Mash, j. X. w.
Hawkins, the Rev. X. 5. Champion. Amssa Mccoy.
w. H. BurIeigb, DIR. Chss. Rowland, John T. ILL.,
dreth, Herman Camp, John W. Sebbins, G. W.
Bmgsy.
Mr. Richardson moved vote OF thanks TO the Pred
dent and on melton of Mr.. Barloigh the Convsntisa
adjourned.
Mr. Deavan here yesterday, but, not liking the
prospect be very abruptly left for home. II seems
that be was upsuccesful in getting any considerable
portion Of the State Temperance Society to follow his
lead.
There was no address, stolen or otherwise, adoptsd
by the Convention it being thought too lac to issue
long essays.
may add that while Prohibition was the great tdea
and object of the Convention, the national issue was
rot forgotten as was fully shown in the emotion Gre
ated by {, W words from Mr. Buregh ION his accounu
toucbiI g Kansas matters
Altoeetber this Convention in unanimity OF sene-
ment Enthusiasm, and earnesness of purpose rs fully
equal TO the great Republican Fusion at Syracuse.