The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22
IBE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.


~. laurence Caaoera,s0a-B Brothers Greei-y Raymond
&c D1ogn1si- Secrets Of the temperance F,d-No
In CgH "a Prohibition
Tao meeting OF the State Temperance Convention ct the
aspto today q tketch OF whose proceedings you have
81 telegraph presents some Interesting features
curious observer, ana servs to shadow forth the
socy MS determined upon by tho earnest ana
aoc ess advocates prohibition and the opposition they
are likely encounter from those political "nors
CORNERS VITO have for the past four or years.
Ear.y purposes, fastened themselves 10 the tempe
rance CAUSE The result conclusive the point that
there 70 be "let up" the part Of the real y
Pre- to,a abstinence dtcpies and that the Tribune
philosopher and his political friends ind tho prohbtory
pit ever 50 bitter and uconvenent TO swallow, they
most take down forever hereafter stand arrsyed
in opea opposition 10 the ant liquor movement
appeared TO be the determination OF the Convention
TO-DAY % longer ha ouggsd by the Ease
o. the Brother Greeley school Of reiormsrs and some
OF the addresses these gentlemen hsndiet the
saying H. without nsittens" Ar. Desvsn the liberal
and vpnsshe Preedens q he Society, evidently sboed
under As..e excitement. and ready avail him,en
OF opportunity afforded him 10 speak mis- mind ps0Iy
respect the Jerry 3aesss Of temperance, who, after
bleedag he extent oil their a,ity have recently
been hsspng abuse upon him in their speeches, aud
hsoush tue public prns, simply because he refuses to
yield N ne demands OF party, and prostitute temperance
10 s,sc1 repnbNeanisru, by declaring 'nexpsdent to
agfs prom bon in the Legislature. 10 the o,
hAs ae severely asaed toe "Little VILLAIN, Bro
thar Cresey ald Bradford Wool wto have Cor 80 long
period stgiven 10 MAKE temperance profitable invest
snea& acd others of smilsr complexion. Abiding to
the aat mad been contributed IN aid Of the canse
ns ssasa ons occurrence which, thought snould have
d,bArS 81 II rejection assls. himself and others who had
gwen Gas,ay ron certain quarters He applied TO-
peas SINCE. for tund II AID OF the society, 5000
ne had contributed SIC ooo, and WAS told that the
treasmy empEy Bus be had found, on inquiry
that 81 100 oared interest 10 Nr Bradford K
Wood NJ Wood suossQus nty rose 10 point OF order
explained that TIE money was rot loaned 20 nim out
10 other DAVID. dead. All hs connection with
thu iza repay M 20 ne society after his oroaeTs
delh Tbs vas on ore toe u!e efetes tended
20 sy,nes ne spirit q toe meeting,
Z. G. leigh Of New fcrR who was the great cham
poa ol 2ron billion ana nOshpK bat prohibition "a the
legsaare o. 1854 hand W watch the proceedings
bail u Mr. seward an TVS po ca riends ana n en-
u = aesd on ths Delevan Mr.. Dsieyane
gas;oan took mus ~ surprise aad as no mad
esSass assra 70 zee take effect reality he made
desperate attempt to Drive ell on upon the ret:sns
place sone ane ~ January at which time ne hoped 70
De able % exercise tse P5h.ca PACKING process and
20 rake mo President Al as word Bat Mr.. @ 9 Leigh
mae Tsry Foor scow, and vas very badly oeaten
Iaaesd 4 az usds sg1nst Mr. Deievan, he found
husasf saaasniy deserted by Wesley saley on whose
asssssacs hau ooanAd, oct wbo ninsef drew the
resouoc cered by the committee, expressing the cops
,nai ms President would consent 20 feeeve reuoma.
aoa raa; resolution, b. way, received with
nuon APPRECIATION BY zoe Cor Teniiln.
Its ao AZ al PROBABLE that this Convention viii edsct
anP ., GOOD tnsl I, 20 say, viii not, OF course,
haye a9Y ,iiuence tue Lttle'onns OF che next
Asssn84g VITO Tor temperance than they
90 '1rp;ssevy than irsce Greeley does, except
az % MADE sanservteGt 90 TIE political schea
Ok the segvtes nc4 iEdues oen TO adv, caie 50 nexps
5e0t manure ~ pfcathitoTy law n the Ieges'are
3u, ell east 10 dra~ TIN mask yet ehe,
.usilg rroC ne couRgeusnces cold water .exped
socy po~ecisas anG %. tic pubic how they gs,a
reform o. Ec.ca, oaly couple OF years
$50 the were .urn asry aavoca,es.
81 ~
l,,s vsa.a a.a lbs ptlio-opher NJ. Joy OF Tomp.ns
county, -a.e hs recently Ia Nex York and vary
much surprised 10 ind on the same day, 10 tho TnbHIs
AMI IT, esultcsl articles Oh sctipS TO the agitation
o. Droh piD7 the ouno OF cxpcdienoy the arsu.
d.s aga prohbtcn were urged S'th all the Appa
ooassty and earesness ~iih which Arguments 10
or pfcdbitan used 81 the writers few
r0sas asrce He sad tas, toe cool assurance OF the
Tft,4r- sad ne confidence with which insisted
u9"o - o7.a!ors bsirg received as Al Uans.au oy
Temperance men, reminded hlra q aaecdote % three
trzysiisrs a. .. whom sitn falling e,nmoo 10 numaa
nature el1 I'll connder tia; his ws,ca tho
oovrec. and rea Die s,ence. The nrs declared
thai as watch DID not vary rlpute in tvslve months
The sscon1 PIT The vsr.saors q biz down 70 hall mi
1ute N tas period Tie thrd being called upo1 10
s'wsn geol emea can o1ly say tnst last night about
sweys O'Clock. heard lcEd shocking ri my bedroom
door. All inquired who was there. found u was tue
clerk ne weather Cpon asking bis brsiness" we'll
no rep.se1 \ want 70 kao~ Whist time Il H. The snas
rua dovs, Aad want 10 set Il by your vsicn" Mr..
G~eeisy De Iboashi behsved IN setting every persons
M. Harrington. c. Eerkmer couaty came
ogi nae mere bolaiy than the ras,,
wa, sas poesseo 10 be repe 10 temperance we're no
v,aytax 9Odbie game, xf1ii % embarrxse meat In
TIER pedrcA. naners-psrhsps gro~ing our o. the pccu
Tar vleS~ their Covernor--desirod - cast the
to~n oyss5oard. The dscrsscn carried Until q
n aoar v-aout rucn rcauft throwing the business
actos "a lac nslor PAT Of lbs report over anti 70
n9f+ye.
AlRANr Dec Ia, 1856