The New York herald., 1866-05-28

It Is not inierfcred with. Why Is ihisf :. !,
BnsSamson. % Rum Il ' Ike Cause Il his The Excise
law Is going TO be carried out Public opinion demanc'
We bound 70 support because Q. tns
the human race shows this The way 10 strike the
root Of the disease Is TO break all the bottles and glasses
sn' o'' .-,S The law was all political trick This
aS iccts bIasksr anu 's"s'r MI Inc time ana ans
shows the beauty Of the temperance law Inc .,.'ns,
seed blowing over into Je JSer9 ew n,o n YOUR roigh
oCrs aeS sS..Es1 s.Ss SssI
who. Ike the seed he spoke OF, seemee
"A 4 collection was iaIcn up during tn; dclvs- II
address IN
Mr. PERRY again took the stand and deliver "a sM-
perance address for another ten minutes, but n'eHeo
very little to the real subject under discussion.
Mr. LvScsros sad that the best Temperance lecturers
take brandy before they their lectures and
they know II helps them along. Qaughter) Tho drink.
Men WI not be cocreed against their passions.
his virtues The speaker gets drunk naughtcr
once In while. Some people don't swear at all because
b. sa "a disputed s S the phiiosophyN % the
last speaker There Is nothing perfect W This world
nothing you cannot pick flaw because either mans
imperfect. The law may be imperfect but II iscnly
God who can mako perfect laws and we must only 90
seed wi ~hs. at become. o Sens s''' '- '
Mr. O'DoSsnE-hay ask you question, Doctorf
only ten minutes and hsVs to make be mos Of Ssm
Naughterl Tho Excise INV takes away the temptstion
from 'hs young men 80 far i IS good tApplass,e.l
man acknowledge himself drunkard He would not.
GAuehterl Once minister asked, ''Drunkard where
here am l." aughter) That was the only parallel he
knew to the case Of Mr.. Liviugston gAnghtcr.l The
II the thing Is right the person with one hundred
dollars has - good right 10 sell rum -
S who has two vhS and ,s % speaker Ss
had no doubt, were drunk when they passed the
law, Thought otherwise, however uanehterl Charac-
is wrong. II rs made matter oi how much money you
have. He contendcd II Is right that every one who de-
sircs may sell rum IL right to sell u a alt He be-
evcd in moral suasion in the NATTER that did not DO
he would have large depot whore all who arc In favor
may %onv a. men here
II is all on side, like the handle Of q Jug
The CHARxAS-Then give US subject II you desire
change.
The vocs sgain-I will give you tho fanatics and their
tang the public mind, and does not suit our meetings
therefore 0l1ffT f
Mr. ODosrn1--The present subject embraces the
Mr. wAIyoRp considered that the eight hour question
would be good ono for the next meeting
The CHAIRxAS thought that the question before the
meeting the best and that change Of 1t would be
THIS settled this point efectually and tho meeting
then adjourned until next Sunday aisrnoOn
RsopenIng OF the Broadway Concert ss-
Icons ON the Temperance Principle.
NO INTOXICATING LIQUORS soLD--ICE CREAM AND
FANCY DRINKS THE oRDnk or THE DAY.
Notwithstanding tine numerous efforts made by thcIcgs
ature to abolish saloons and other Ike places OF
resort especially where females employed waite,
the proprotos OF these places have resoed to another
new Idea continue their business and under the now
system will without doubt mako their saloons more
favoie place OF than heretofore Tho new Excise
law declares that license sha be granted to any per-
having females as walters y in attendance The
business OF all tho concert salos being mainly snp-
ported from the fac. q ,sna smplcyss y W: % pre-.
clos Dg up all these famous places OF resort
Two yean ago tho Lseslsinrs psssed ball prohisisrns
music and Theatrical performances 70 b carried On In
thcse mioons, which vas then thought would have
tendency to brock them Up; but u appears they have
fact they have realized moro money as thsy have not
had 10 pay for the iaert they employed There are In
commonly called onccr, saloons yet they vary great
deaf in style, some being nothing more than low
brothels Tn re are not than ten twelve nrst
class saloons in the city which arc conducted quiet
and orderly and frequcned by rst class custom
They arc mostly located on Broadway and among
tho many pretty waiter girls who can nightly he seen
these places there some whose beauty and refined
would do hcnor 10 any society IL is generally
supposed that these women are OF low, Degraded Glass
unedncated and VIII, have boon brought in vice and
crime such, however Is not the case. Thefe can %
found among them many virtuous girls who have been
forced 10 accent employment saloons out 81 real
necessity unable To obtain situations escwhers und tho
high salaries paid them are an indaesmess 70 many,
salaries paid these girls vary from nve TO ten dollars
week. and II Is dom they do not mako from SIX 70
eight or even twelve dollars week over-change It's
the custom general thing, when gentlemen cav for
drinks and they have any small change over 70 present
II to the young girl who waits on them rh'fs u That
they accamuate quite by oyer~hangs daring the
week.