New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

that the eIssncies Of tie called oady spou Il.
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ys.I ia. Il. P.a Their ever.
ADD OF effort in pu.hins on the r.i Won 81 oasc
enish,ennent TepersnSs both BY society, press
:e 9st III ,f m.
on a % .h .ss9 .ps per-
ta;h, and trust in God If right believe .sel
uyios-coscIRI-oRGASIzAT
81 H 70 me gsIoS aSo
Po.. bot a. bey are ". be,. on the xrooa aSs .Ss
tI9%ph: sur We 81. on the rsh provided y. santnp.
What need in addition union in our council. and
eaIcsrt OF seton, b pIRTIcT ORGANIZATION SrsrB
When We had Efficient county organisation each county
sT T 10 s. OstH,oD; in .vsy rspSras r'
ipnds the wort went With power and efficacy Should
rejoice notice that liz. the one we are hold
are called u several Of ss;sr sses to Ois.niIe
th. heiI esort' k. our own will result in the thorough
p-r,nce strength Union in usns Congress to prevent
The importation Of liquor, to .bo.h the spirit ration the
tons Of national chArs,ter.
IMPORTANT DECLARATIONS or THE PRESIDENT ELECT
or THE UsIILD STATES.
1t should he Of intense Qualification. only the
members Of this Society bat 70 Temperance throughout
states in seeent sddre. to body Of young corran. msss
the foowips truthful and ferble .s.sron he DECLARED
"coNTRAcTED an APPETITE FOR STRONG Drink.
THAT That ne WE'RE DEAD OR HAD NEVER BEEN
May not, in nation al view, hail 1t omen of good
With Hd Ss :uS
ons from the highest station the value Of the principles for
DECISIVE TEST IL A NATIONAL VIEW.
The question whether Republican institutions will stand
trssn to govern ,Se.2s naon lot capable
wSs I'M not Of ss S
.1d AZ or s and &, % q. %
IL the sale these dementnG compounds
soatnue they now prevail embe ty ~ eoaatr But
go the intoxicating liquors and suppress the trsc in the
loved and rioou. Republic viii be completely di.peled
TEMPERANCE AND POLITICAL PARTIES.
r @ s a."a Tit R &
' Of those who hold Temperance soee'e. more ie
frequent complaints there have been attempts TO nnt
this Society and rs machinery Of mens to some one political
ps An Sss on oSs1 question:. With different political
they h.,, yst hen ma unit on sns re ssy
principle from being subordnsted to either one party
ever to be kept above al parie. whatever aiming hun
.y one OF help Any Bsy e s &c sh III. pn
Piles Of Total Abstinence and Prohibition
THE MKT LEGISLATURE.
whole question 9. passing Pshs.ty L." . nov Tss
yssr largely Of Prohibition From careful inquiries
from tie different coune. to the society. Office
iad to state coIyieon that there will be .oint major
b. oIta1sS from the L.s.iufe op
d 3, P but Ts:1s o
peal them not p.rtis.ns st all but Legislators as men
%.n the TO Of n Ra SeaSoy
SsR R ns humanity TRs
5. the anas and
acted confident conviction that people OF ' parties
dsea. III. s SSq5' {. to ::
to the next Legislature with regard to frohoiton.
THE GRrAT PRACTICAL QUESTION.
practices. with u; to-day Is ;s, oo tss ,.,
WORK she Of sha p our effort:
slone when the afhc ks on twehy or
h. II s H. TO % R %
Il the ss% Il there we
h, filth in the Efficacy T .. s.sq Ss. . %S al g.
enn ioy with the ultimate view ou.w and he sup
Of the 3T: 1S &. Or s q hr GsG . men T
ou.fte OF century VIII the friends Of humanity see this
ee
ents so w shs. cS which on
.a:;:s; x: q. &
ts such .sioI will s1G melt to 3: no s
BID a. Heaven The blood Of the oldest before
at the bare . n%S e II Is Sa
State aud nation into !s hiding Places Le, u. 90 "a S
reesm drunfsrd and to rescue our children who are in
SO. Let Sr o% Sss so.
every State in the Union Let i be 1nde,,sod e9h home rom.
nd nbr
IN the sheou'ne ard strong IN oar faith
in God whose work PHs forward to Il: psi9f a.wn
persnce. 49,
Mr.. DEIAvAs having rendered his resignation o.
President,
Dr Siaats offered motion that the President ap-
noint nominating committee Of Five to fill the vacacy
cccasioped by the resignation OF MIR. Delavan -
Mr. Lee hoped that the President would continue his
office until the annual meeting 10 January ana onered
an Amendment TO II effect that the nominating CON-
m.ee defer their report until that time, that the Con-
yeption msy give the matter the consideration 1t
demands.
Several delegates supported Mr.. Lees amendment at
DR.. Stssts pressed his motion for the election now
Messrs Wlders and Haskins conceded With Dr. g.,
and thought the delegates were as competent now
as they would at any time be 10 select ohees o. INC
Society. .,
mr.. Delsvan here remarked that circumstances bad
induced moot of the officers of the Society to send IN
their resgnsons; and suggested the proPety OF the
sppontment of a Committee for the nomination OF
Officers for the ensuing year. 10 DO seiec'ea a' tne
| present eeesion.
eally understood that the officers 10 resgniDg did not
contemplate retirement from the labors in the racks,
but because they wished 10 be relieved from pecunisry
and other obg atops which for some time hsd rested
unon them The society might az well look into this
m after now as at any time and If any gentleman
could be found willing to accept the stauons ABOUT 70
be vacated.
man Of the Executive Committee was induced by no
fear as to the financial condition Of the societyouf
from satisfactory causes OF private nature: AZ
friend TO temperance and member of this society his
beart would ever be enlisted in the good canse.to
which as heretofore bis time eIerons and what in'
arerce be may command, would be devoted.
Al This pont of the debate the Convention was ad-
dressed by the Rev Mr.. jackson, of Maine he alu-
Ged to what temperance men we're doing In bis own
State and throughout the entire East lie re,oced 70
krow that as there in Newfork the signs OF tue
times were encouraging to the friends OF Prohi oltlon
The aspect now presented in TIE Empire State Is SINH,
L. q a.. Of Mine In ur2inR immedae declded