New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22
TEMPERANCE STATE CONTENTION

The proceedings Of the Convention yesterday were
dnitc animated The debates protracted but in
VOWED rather the characters OF individual officer of
the Society than its principles The following resolu-
tions were adopted:
R,ed That the the General Election in ID.
Of Newly for 1850 is evidence OF great Enforcement by
pesm and Crime that declares hst except the qudea
themselves very body of the voters OF tins State
,so hich that election will hereafter principle ,nd
Policy Of Prohibition in ,hs STATE o. . matter r
aon to the friends Of Temperance throughout the world
Res5eed Tia. considering the organized Widespread and
unscruyuI Efforts Brewers Dser Lgior Deal
err Societies favored by the lesnss Of rse portion The
Pres by tie purchased Arguments OF counsel and the
municipal authorities experience under the Pro-
hbory Law atteHded wIh aud better results than
onsty is sustained BY the Court Appeals confident
ly believe il viii be declare deliberate gment
that administered and enforced as ought 70 be- snd can De-
ts cay able illuminating a. least two thirds Of the lnem2ef
arce PsuTerism and Crime in this state.
hs'ored 1ls: this meeting reshm their determination .
defend snd uphold the Prohbtory Liquor Law OF this state 10
which end urge ooaborsrs III the different counties 10
revive and nvgorate their Tenpersncs Organization
that from this day there be immediate vigorous and
rou the enforce ia provisions,
these resolutions distinctly disclAn any u.kialaees VI
feeling ard the lJ seller himse but declaIe our belief
that IL comp Hing him TO disconnGe the Rum traffic ~e sds
promote the best II himself snd family at tie sans
time that protect ourselves and tses AID Tho comu1
Ssssised That declare anew ibst the Ee~York s-te
T,nesnce Society holds Itself committed - one political
Isrty whseyer When Il comnend- The eltcuou ot me- -
oee will DO so irrespective q perry preference or pos'
hLo Oily thfy hILOlnih fTohUtOh OF We
Heofrsd That this meeting upon the fends d 'as
the vital IN posnce OF continuing 10 EMP me p"Ii
agency the Press gnten snd stiHuaie pu1Dc s.
neut; and bile commend the decreased CIRCULATION Of al
Temperance ptrers especially the friends OF Temper
this the prompt adoption ct Heaa
ues by which 10 supply every family with copy OIL the Ss
ty's monthly papeT--TAs Pyohit.oS''L -
Lescird That tie Society recommend III f1ecus Com
uce the finances Of the Society WI allow 20 ,'
loy 81 efficient sreut visit the d Counties u u.
State and address Temperance Co1yenons %
operate With State Society sd by Per-ola appeals % -
feet the xreser circulation Of and Psper- AIT When
sroted We urge orr coaborer throughout the state axe
the eceuey and Jf such efforts
on the rert Of tie State Temperance societys sgenL
The following Is the Board of Otiiccrs elected:
P,aideht-EDwsRD G. DELNAN Albany.
Tice.Pyeadenl-Tbe Hon. X. H. WslwOrh, Saratoga
sErnss John Miller W. D. TTISton; Lsban Hoskins Unou
SPRINGS John J. Knox, Knox Conner r. n. Ravens New
Ciyi J. d. Lawyer Norwich; Jesse ketchum BuHso
Charles Bartlett, 4 ugkkeeIs
Ixecufire C0mai,tss-John ". Wilder, William MeElroy
{. r. " lisms William o. Boardmsn, the Rev A A. Pam Ar
ettsd Mcclure Anass Mccoy Amos Dean Albany Herno1
Comp, Tompkns County
1TeGssrOs-E Corning 4 Co., Albany n. l.
AHGif0r-Arcbbald tanpbel, Albany, n. Y.
Afer benedlction by the Rev. Mr.. Van Alstyne, the
Society adjourned SINE de. [Alb Eve Jour- lsth.
iady shouId always be sIeuscG for her Jss2c wien