New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

soved her operative. from waste and rum. Temper
ance mics on the deep The whaer aud the merchant
man have no sIsri ratOn; II is only now the stain and
te curse ~ onr oailan. navy. The report spoke Of
THAT the Temperance cause has done for nation,
And what il capable Of doing and Of the great work
before the friends Of the cause the demand for
moral action as well a. legal protection During the
war the Committee have been able 10 accomplish
iheI usual amount of labor through the press Their
secretary has accompanied Mr. John B. Cough,
our beloved felOw-aborcr merciuly returned
rom his successful tOur abroad, two iIupOrtan.
Cursions, holding more than forty meetings ia orr
principal citie-, and in the capitals Of our
State and nation and they gratefully acknowledge
donations from their friends 10 the amount Of
81 5S7 90 During the year the Secretary has revised
end rcpubl,sLed the Permanent Temperance Docu-
ments, IN three octave volumes, and IL now meet
ing ar ORDER from the Committee Pablo In
stIucjiOD N Indiana, to place set Ia every school
library. He has alr0 succeeded in Introducing them
into about 4OO libraries in the State OF NewfOrk The
iabOrs Of State Societies auxiliary to the Uuion were
referred Ia very great and important, especially
those OF New.YOrk and Connecticut. In August last
ChauctlOr WawOrth, long the distinguished President
Of the Union resigned bis Office; and tbs late Chief
Justice Savage Of U'cs, ~ Y, was appointed in his
~ ad; but, feeling unwilling TO assume any new re-
spOnsibitics in his advanced age, he also now de-
o,ines, and Gov. Bngs, Of Massachusetts has been
chosen in bis place The RepOr- closed with commend
ing the cause and ito neuds 10 the blessing Of Heaven.
BESJAHIS jar, esq, Of Lu iOwvile, n. Y, then ad
celebrating its fOtieh anniversary lad great cause for
cosgratulatiOn. Although tho American Temperance
Union had been compelled to struggle against the most
vehement opposition yet its Efforts had been attended
with encouraging success. great work wa, before
them yet to do. The Maine Law had received its
quietus at the hands Of Judge ComstOck Az present
there no lrohibitory Low, and not and disorder
prevailed as the consequence. Before the passage o.
The ProhibtOry Law, 0cO druhkarcs III New'lctK
with arms Outstrecbed implored the Legislature 70
pass law, which would prove thel' nope anu ssvs
H. tbo., IaS hSon fIauppOlutg1 their
hopes had been frustrated He stN hoped that Pro-
lbiory law would be passed at The coming session OF
the Legislature. ftho friends OF Temperance would
only do Ia in duty victory would crown their efforts
Tie Rev DR.. TYHG then introduced to the audience
John B Cough by saying that they had only parted
with jog gain another and he took CREST pleas
are in introducing to them John B Cough AppauseI
Mir GOUGH then addressed the audience for over m
hour in bis usual rvd and impsssioned manner, hold
ing the audience spelbound by his wit and Pathos
Repeated bursts of applause on the part OF MS hearers
testified to the powerful effect OF bis appeals TO their
ympatbies when describing the many scenes OF sor-
row and suffering he had witnessed In his eventfu
aIccr.
The following resolutions were reported by Dr.
MARSH, and unanimously adopted by the meeting:
l. Re,oIrtd That we give thanks the great Ruler Of the
ynvee that. his kidd providence, tho work OF reform in
wi, coippe, IN yoges,: AVID thoush Sere are cson.
evers. which dhsarten M friends and it's adver'.
nc NV @ u, sng M, " VET he bani,hs1
civilized and the great moral and physical laws OF
So Creator will universally prevail.
Resged That the recent reverse the state OF Maine the
rpiher Prohibtoy Law the decision Of the Cour Of
Jes the State Of New York and the palsy OF prohbitory
adon the State Of Indiana are 90 readily and uy
through political ard party strife, and eIal
osdns the principles Of justice that they create no
rNer The heart Of the people tOund as1
iiaes nations where the ultimate appeal TO the ute
Esuce Judgment, humanity and welfare OF the whole oil
Sugos Of lies will be broken up the cunning AID violence
enerested and wi ked will be overcome b' the force OF
s. Rssirsd That We have in the decision Of the
supreme Court Of the United States 1919 that II any state
citizens and calculated TO produce dlene's vies OF dee
bsachsry has the light to prohibit II aosethe II THINKS
propsr and that ton made by the Court Of Ap
eals in the Of New Yot between what be owned
:, he etizes Of State when The effect and
,hch NAV DO msnufscured brought after tho
shB take effect H. in opinion neither founded IN req
yp5 pTsven al removal Of existing nusncoS The stay Of
,ena diseases and most OF quarantine and police regu'
Rs,olrel while the decision Of the Court Of Appeals
hsw and respectfully 10 be submitted TO- II BY no means es
td.hts It's own shieoune and . s tho decision OF 81,
,Hed Court the opinion Of dissenting Judge entitled to
70 same sSS nesent t.opo Of The STATE OF to
omne carefully the opinions ven on both des OF ne case
protection by law from the evils OF the retail and internal sihc
or Il need be- BY organic Of the State.
R,.oiyed. That congatuste the states OF New tsnp
sAre Massachusetts, Rhode Island ConDeeu1ut vermont s
,Wus Michigan and Iowa In th. firm adherence 10 pr9ho
olsw and upon the dminuton In their borders
81 pemperanes p.uperisu and crime We eNhort them t3e
f sdbsrence to their principles and TO refuse al eonpIonse
~h traffic which undermDes tho pillars Of human society
aDd spreads desolaion ard among all s members
Reoted, That the American Temperance Union, AZ ta
Us Twentieth AnnveTsy e1horts It's suXiares ami members
e State Societies with oil other Temperance orders ana or
ferats effort cor OF principles TO make
constant e1erions u ensen the public mind and move
press by Of the pedto BY efforts with the young as
lure mroatup sale OF Intoxicating liquors as bev
srsge from rising and glorious hepuoIe; - H.. a.,
, o sSore rn in a eat Brtan in New Brun,wic IN the
Csnsa, the Sandwich Islands and st al Missionary stations
On their abundant success and pledge them our hearty CO.
opeAton aud prayers that te earth may De den'eiea nom @
ALCOHOLIC aud that hteousness Temperance ana Peses
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