The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

- those pors where vicious seamen had landed they had
Msh reverence for GOO and All that u good, and he
would carry good with him wherever be went How ne
nsn hS WSsn % Ds AHr ac
teIa thA. there were Two kinds Of orbs in the sky
en- own noon, went about Carrying and ' giving
eat hsht On earth il was the way. There we're
about scattering broadcast kno Wedge and civilization In
oe same way the sailor was . moving body, and II wss
ssssA i Christianity TIA. ia Night might reach the be-
nlAtcd portions OF the earth.
ne exercises closed with the singing Of the Doxology
IA benedictOn was pronounced by the Rev Mr.. McKis
mEr.
bid At the PLATFORM and the following Board Of Trustees
Was elected for the ensuing year:-Henry r. Marshall,
~ rrencs Ssp. xoSs.n Row John sppsudins
Charles ~ Talbot f. W. Chester after which resolutions
passed thanking the choir for the music and the
speakers fer their addresses.
JNEBRIATE REFORM SOCIETY.
ADDRESSES BY PHINEAs r. BAENUM, Mr.. KING AND
MR.. c. @. LEIGH.
me first anniversary Of the Inebrate Reform Society
held Monday evening at the Greene street Aeiho
sss Episcopal church. when addresses made by Mr..
Bsrnum, OF the American Museum, and others.
NE services opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.
1ASFosp Of the "Fve Points House Of Industry amer
which the President proceeded 70 read his report fro
vhish We CLEAN the following
mo society but few months old, having been orga-
sael In January, $780, with the following list Of on
csss;--
Mr.. B. B Dyer, President.
~. Nicholas Duff, Vice President
M. Edward Faulkner, Treasurer
~. L. Walton, Sc retary.
me aim OF the society differs very materially from the
temperance associsons-the other societies, least
NE greater part Of Them being content with getting
AnA 10 sign the pledge and then letting them
earn again to the temptations 70 which they before
suhkct. This society does more; watches over the
unfortunate victims Of intemperAn0s and guards them
- II were, from evil II has establishment
81 Ne. l54 Chatham street, where boardc and lodges
Nose who may apply to them for assistance, and keeps
fbem away from all temptation Until they feel that they
have again confidence themselves face the evil from
vhlsh they before led. And they do than
Mis- for the person under their charge has not tho
Of living when be graduates from the institution,
Sey supply him with q situation keep him until he
able 10 obtain The President stated that they had
kssed the upper part OF the premises 16a Chatham street
ter term o. years. Of $500 In advance; that
The expense OF supporting the Institution much
Than the receipts had been but thai the difference had been
pad by the directors Of their pockets that they
had been applied 10 By all they had lawyers,
aoetars merchants others institution and the
amount OF good they had accomplished during tho short
VINE OF their Organization nnmense; some $50 had
pkiey He further stated expenses
nsn,uon we're constantly on the increase and he called
upon the people 10 come forward and help 20 sustain them
by donations of money aud clothing
Amer the feaa.ng ~ the report, which eag,hy
Abe Society bad oay been short time IN exisisnee the
report ~As short and 10 fully contained In the srboned
Amount expended. 30
ADoppf received t.-.-....... -....-......- lo' 20
Expense. over receipts. say Is
After tho reading OF the Reports the President iuc
M VINO 70 sai, :, one rnasa 1S
everrg 10 kcdrCss them upon the cause o. temperance
bot that he bad not come prepared make lous speech
but be thought thai the DUTY OF every 10 all
m bis her 10 put the evilthst uo1o should
come tre merely as spectators DO, "a parties Interested
vsnce and is conss quences Were confined, said he
70 the Individual would not be 81 bad. but the evil Of
ssAe WIDOWS who ien frequently 10 battle through LIE
poverty and vretchedness through the fearful enec.
e Alcohol he rxid tina, had been esumsed ha $3.50.
600 coo annually spen, in the liquor business and
pwccecdes 70 give Of the benefits thai the world III
large might gain the money spent in better
wny We would have no poverty or al best very little;
tAt CT inc would be greatly iessened and that Sew York
s % nJsa @ s,s ~ .ns ~ osssu cs.
streets. (faughter) He said be could 90 for hours
telling the evils Of TIE nqsos business but when he cana
xvS au-si evt-h took . mans strength Away, un-
ssrved him. and lowered him 70 the level Of the brute
q alcohonc drirks, that the prlncpss IN the iAts
prize nsht, during the time they we're training, we're
= ,hs inairees cause Of nine snsSs Of .hs crimes con
usssd In rhe eiy, and q drink we're taken away he
hat great and travellers never nsed ishai Of
the hfs rss Of The la Dr. Kane during his ioarpeyiny
was also arule Of Or livingstone, the great and well
know Airs traveller never 10 o1ch hQuorone under
where he SUI y dom shonsys, iney. sassrsd 70
aAb rule, 40 that sher health might not be injured 10
vent On At some essih andns to The great adu.etAlSn
manner q Adusratng liquor, and the way even pure
brsndes S, were conyertei INTO poson and sold under
essIenl names He spoke o. The esemisa An.y ss that
had been Of liquor sold by respectable dealers In
tbs city, and the almost total absenc Of anything
aslai rsss TIA, nigh, be expected new socesy
s.d called upon The people 70 literally sup2orth
helped very much 10 relieve the sediousne Of the
bct and he DID boa even spare himself IN hn humov but
several times gave himself some very broad hits, which
Mr. KNo was next mrcduoci lie s one Of the 20.
called srsdcass Of the isstselon aud his address wN
many obsaiscas which be ~ss undG Tor all tnelr kidd
bn He said TIA, he bad Dig served under TIA,
Alcohol bu, through Their love and uutrns s,isu-
Scu 10 mad become He proceeded TO
erpn objects Of The society AMI workings
ssossssry 70 repeat them After be eosciaded,
Mr. e. IsleH made few rcmArka, begging q the
Inc %. sapaosoa sSs. " the r1 ~s ss spssa
nsa msde. There was cone,ticn taken
~ ,sss ~ me psess .pp,.d 70 respond . moss us.rs
were rot prccf against the touching appeal thai wss
made .na ,ney contributed ,hssr mile. me sasoaaaoe
wss not vevy large and the far ser prsdomnss~d a
th<y should DO their Inference saving many q aus maa
from dts1ucuon. aud heir often acting a. q pre-
ventve The soc,ety viii doubt be veil an ,pcrtsd
whsn ts ebaracssr AMI infacuos are moe r.nersIlx
brown In the mcaniime thcy respectfully AJAX Tor snv
dsaaaion may be them tie vsv on rou.x :,
<oshne. 10 be forwarded 10 their rooms fst Chs.h~m
street. where they Will Be mos gratefully received
TIE NEW YORK MAGDALEy BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.
AppRras mr. Rgv. Mn. LTvpLxr. FROM sorrH AFRICA
AT THE UNIVERSITY PLACE cHcscH, cosSgs or
rxwrH sfREKr.