New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

Ter, and Others-Outside speaking &C
The Brooklyn Academy Of Music crowded last evening
from M dome also the stage by the Friends OF Temper
ance in pursuance call made by the following named com
mittee: y. n. searns A. \. ROBINS Alex Csmpbe hugh
Gallagher Charles Murphy and G. J. Bennett NJ d. As eel
forth their invitation to the meeting their oec' Is
"a rigid enforcement Of the law lately passed by The Lesa
regulate ie sale Of liquor in the Metropolitan roN'e
A. The early evening was fng the fair sex fully repre-
sented indeed Judging from the attendance the lanes
Brooklyn much more in favor OF me new reste 49,,
the sale OF liquor than the sterDer sex IL Is MOI meant ~
that there not eoodly spTinkns OF hack coats. TT
there many OF whom had gracefully thrown across Ia
stolE art shoulders aud breasts diserent
indicating that thew belonged to various Temperance soce
Mr. srEARSs in calling the meeting to erder S.ae3 a.
Of the meeting bad declined in the following note ,cs
MAJORS OFFICE Crrr HALL srOoAya' Nay TO- lso''
DrAE siR regret very much ia Tss not prent when y3 you
be conferred on by tn. invitation to preside
puoi MAKES impossible for zoe to be pres
In the absence OF MAYOR Booth ex- Mayor Hall nom
mated Chairman but declined cn account OF heait1 ana
Mr. ~ steans called TO the eAair and oneiaed ne AZ
once introduced the Hon. IRA w BucHhNwho
said that he 10 be silent seDer but a. 40 Was eac
upon LIE could not do less than co,e forward ana Inef
few remarks This Is the proudes moment OF my n- ana
am glad that for the last n years nave been WOE
log for what possess quiet and Godrespeong esu
of the now law at Albany and pleased to see had
such beneficial effect However as he was not one ,ne
speakers Of the evening. be wond now give way l" ~
bseeher.
MR. BEECHERs REMARK8.
have heard il said and began TO think n TOO that tle
temperance cause was dead II be this is goody
funeral. attended meeting IN New-f ork lest week anu
felt assured then that the temperance csnse has
now The temperance has to separated INTO
partesthat Of tue religious and persuasive party hlu
those in favor of II never be sup
posed that Ia tho intention of this meeting to make
penal person drink quo all persons must nave
their Judgment whether TO drink OF not beore any OF
Us Legislature dictated who should ana WAC
should sell liquor. This shows most positively tna ns u
coerciye measure but one that Is absolutely
for the enforcement the laws long since passed ooe
years ago Maine Liquor Law was passed put
dead Letter. This did not snow that tne "a" o
wrong; but the present law, which is now Delng 90
rigidy enforced. is better able to be carried ou' "
the efficiency Of the metropolitan Ponce nave PsSr
nv taxes, and no man pays them more VII
6gy than II they were twice as high ana had 70 WORK
twice as hard meet these demands, would 90 IL eady
I'M object 20 pay tax meet the demand OF the liquor
dealers When look upon the amount AN assessed en-
de,yor divide il separate heads and have done 90 thus
llOfor thieves lilo criminals 2lO paupers ana IlO iunae
And yet these who sell LIQUOR talk about being robbed Of
their rights II man comes into my mouse qua ebue'os 70
steal my plaeno haven't any plate; but II man CONES 10
and endeaVors steal some OF my old Sc
force should put him out what would you thlhk
il he called out robbing him OF his rights wonder
that the thieves OF did not when the new Seo
Iotan Police bill passed. hold meeting and pass series
u resolutions complaining Of being robbed OF their Ight 40
man should be deprived drinking liquor he wished 10 90
so but should be allowed to sell IT, The
of York with his soul atnrst and hs mouth prchtd
goes 10 obohen Sunday and gets his lager Now want
on Sabbath and see the class OF people WHO
nepd mon all w be favor quiet Sunday IN Brooklyn
10 ribad Godforsakeu Sabbath IN Jersey were seinR
r-m and brandy-sOcheO, We III lh'oi VI
This new law and the majority OF the liquor dealers are
also In favor Of it. that have obtained Licences
no. II bs been said that this could last longer than,
year on account of the interest u liquor dealers
sending new men 20 the State Legislature; This were SO TIA
Son. OF Temperance would be recreaDt 10 their cause but
sneh a sste of things could not and would not be- \
dge Day was then introduced by the Chairman aud made
few brief remarks advocating he stringent endorsement o.
the law. , r. -
The Rev Mr. MASON GALLAGHER the Rev. THEODORE ~
CyIvR and the Rev H. NJ GALLAGHER addressed the meet
ing m lie same strain the gentleman that preceded them
TIE OUIADE MEETING.
In or N the large number Of persons that
we're unable 10 find room Academy OF Music and who
raw stand vas erected OF the building from which
sever, gentlemen addressed them The principal speaker
was the Rev Theodore L. Cuyler Unfortunately however
the rain coming on people assembled outside had to dis
perse somewhat prematurely.