New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

The fires of Temperance have again blazed
forth and this time with brilliancy never before
equaled in this vicinity. For many months oil that
could be discerned was tiny ribbon OF blue smoke
curling up from the seemingly dying embers aud many
whose lives were consecrated to the work began TO
doubt whether OF the holy fame had not entirely
deserted the altar, when suddenly 1t flashed up into
glorious blaze.
ITO other eyes tho ray might seem
northern iash--a uetsor's gleam.'
But the eve of faith understood full well from whence
Ii came and from many weary watching heart arose
q joyful " 10 pean."
1t was about three OF four months ago the Sixteenth
Ward Of this city began TO agae the subject 1t came
In the Usual way, like the wind none kneweth how
From past years relics of societies rcruained dying and
nearly Mountaineering but Skeletons" and the wind
gently stirred among the dry bones and they clothed
themselves anew and went forth with newer life and
mighiier spirit. to I'LL their wIthered limbs with the
strength Of a new creation.
The old societies revived; new ones began forming.
The old chiefly ruled by old fogies, and the
young people wanted roosts Of their own Young mems
societies formed, comm sncIng often with but five
six persons in six weeks Tyaiug the parent society
and now numbering an average attendance OF LOO TO
], $50 at all open meetings.
The ladies refused to stay out IN the cold, and
wherever you find young mems meeting on Thursday
OF Sunday evening, go there on wednesday evening
and yon will ind ladies' meeting.
One cannot b. told from the other except the officers
of the latter do ho, wear h farcaed garments In each
the women largely predomInrie."
Tie excitement spread along the North River side.
theu eaSt nh'u 10 mr. 1Ii'u 81 ap ~ o., a"''
1t has eso spread to neghboring cities. Societies
, pb 10 - ra, Isi.nd ci,y As,oria
Iar.oy rs,r UoboIon and ON S,aien is,sni
LADIES MEETINGS.
At the Ladies Meetings. which conducted pre-
49,! w sno %, ~ on,la a. ,a snd ,no,s LII,
persons OF course ladys age sacred. but the dis
tinction to make is that between 'a0ras and
~ i -, .h, h,oh am ,ro,id r.,,-ou, s,,
cosesu snecim.n. Of tho oucast of society ever be-
posoto" y, " ~. -, ~ o,ar. - a., III.
- ooar, ,bs ma. ~ in.oYcatino Houors promisinr
-, 1900 ,ba csrse which il mo, realv he temner
spae can,e I'm, thar Of total Abstinence The three
Loo, ,ncc,ings are.
Tur uTVTt.n copyrp M 1,wyyryvryTu.sr ANn
i"A i $500 -, 80 " 80 49,
TIT. ,,.o,,nr ma. ,saii a,,anJo, IN ,y.d,o.5,v
ovanin ,n " r., ,sn ,srsn. ,,os.,, 49, 4,
,s ,neie d .nsnc We
sive rennrs Of r. The meeting was opened by the
sssnol f,rmnIa reading the nledge -
Miss la Neroue nau several sweet songs a, different
times through he exercises.
Mr. Morgan Of Kentucky yonth OF 20 or Whereabouts,
diated after the usual fashion OF Juvenile would be ora
tors upon the nseries attendant upon too free Of
the Intoxicating cup.
Mr. Reilly sang with effect several Irish comic songs
Nj Mcclure then made practical address, which
was listened to with great attention.
In resp use 10 the Invitation Of the Chair about
forward and pledged themselves 10 total alb
stipence. and after singing by Mr. Lent the meeting
adjourned Ladies meetings on wednesday evenings
Young mems on Thursday and Sunday evenings
MEETIsG COR. THIklY-THikD-sr. AND sEooSD-AyE.
This meeting deserves more than passing notice.
1t was an oifshoot from the movement on the west
side Of town. aud started under the most gniayOr
able auspices.
IL il situated IN n nrighbofhoOd which. while il NAV
be equalod cannot De outnnmbercd Ia It's dram shops
or exceeded in the miserable condition Of its
During toe short time this Society has been IA active
campagning il has obtained several thousand sigma.
lures to the pledge. aided and assisted large number
no have been brought under It's influence 10 obtain
good situations and better and happier homes. well
as instrumental IN ne formation Of many other 80
oiecs. which are iest becoming mighty engine Tor
good the whole east side. The Hal IS large and
will seat go but Is entirely Inadequate to contain the
numbers that seek Ambulance. PROM ~ to ~ names
per night are here added 10 the csnse.
IL Is talked ABOUT getting ne" hhll ana hoiue gen
tchen oi thc warn ""'c o"eiou !" uVhH'c HVc'ai',
towhfu lhe opJscI w.. ~. co.t-,.. - -,
a meeting OF Tue iOuhV mems society loon pace
mere iast evening songs ano speeVneh were III oideI
ana MI' Layton no ",n kno"n III th' T'pcrnhcs
cause deNNeEed one 81 hls humorous sPe"cne', Whch
brought our hot on! lnu"ucIS Vi aPp'u'' ou' large
number OF signefs.
Inc society IeJolcfs IN inc Posasshph VI vet! me
piano Dut o"'hs ~ oois" "a ~ W
whch no oAc hau an! c'"''o" a." i'NA'Hou uA~o
tlIougn ,he e,siIe n,rosns' yea, ,.,, ,o,.p,,, or
ALhiiso ~ Li"h NJ -, iran ~,
ms meeting - ao a va = ~ 80 Va" u''
MAJ oAc, Wv cons, - I' ~, "a % "
,i n,i No bii1 ,nor,v v,,is,e1 sod
t"s emu 90 ,se 40 oytn5a or
y seems 10 'nc person sho ~ 80 Vr uD'
oi ohce III you must h'n. 'nele va amen - sun, 70 W
holter thhh lLe IIInhce ia Nh'eH iHo tHico Hopie"
eenuchcu obJo'eu " oHipn"uo. Al, a, -
Inc meetlhs' however very productive; tne Seeu
bringing iOfth run hpunuhh'p' Troi' "els' the
PhTenoogSt was present not ohg since nj meeting
and offered to be one Of small humber 10 have II EN-
larged to double IT'S present dlmensons ms meeting
Is getting ABOUT ~ 10 " SINNERS ehch meeting
foUN" MIN 10 itIlS'
Al ehch o! inc Piuces OF meeting IOi the ladies' tnc
$3.50 oncs .,,oShed Io,h heinz combped i, g.
the only way you tell young mems meeting from