New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-02
TEMPERANCE.
OPPOSITION TO TIE RUM-TRAFFlC.
Meetings Of Total Abstinence Societies

several meetings last night. which were Of a
highly pleasing and interesting character II may be
well and quite Place here enumera the seTer socees
which have been organized 10 this City IN Brooklyn rev"
Jersey ard Astoria The pren society q New orr aNe'
number do the other breaches or sister soeete1 en
York claims eight adult brancss irrespective OF the Pren
society Tue young men nave s'V esni RTootiTn has
FIVE adult societies being Nos anu One )o1ns I h
three; the ladies three being Nos aau o. Jess5 ~ Sav
three societies and Astoria one the tola nuiu.ea -
York being q: Brooklyn H. and N5yJersey and Asloia
making grand total Of 80 societies - u,
The No New York hold their MEETINGS on the corner on
Sheriff and Houston SITS They were organized on tse ~ o
persons subscribed their names the pledge book and OF
this number stable members AL members OF Ihs
nsmber Of cadets in with is e5 boys The nds
amount to 81 TOO They meet every sunday anu Meu
members an allowance OF $50 made to dofay the fana
expenses while the death of wife so graRed 10Y Sun
liar purposes Their meeting last night passed on very age
ably iudeed Mr. II F. Carroll in very eloquent address
spoke benefits and blessings Of empesan ana to
on the evils cccasoned by The imbiDtion OF nionon
drinks among which he cited conuga inecy ana ts e.
set To tie Young people the city 10y feir elders
He expaatcd the advantages 10 be derived ron
tion with snch society and was rather severe on w @
whom he charged with want OF integrity when te
supply Of the aud had It charged ~ tne pass
book as so much SOAP thus we're g sibx an the f,e
thai the law which licenses man 90 sell IntoXcatI urn
is the very which puuishedth crime comm 10
the result OF ucb liquors being sold by who are sad to be
legally authorized to cause all manner OF eUl w. ~
speaker most emphaticay Cci fs colsistHegF IN 'ne
temperance pau he recognized naonaes Tor be aad az
henri aen' Interests Individually and collectively He re-
marked that next September will make 81 years since IhDod
Mathew 6r introduced temperance societies in New York
which strong organization Az TINS usge " ,ne
meeting the number present had swollen 70 about O persons
The President address entertained the audience
and invited them to forward and sien the peugs
collection next taken up 20 deirsy tne expenses u ~
evening rr0 james Lee then entertaihd ne company WIN
amusing performance ana acc4npah.sns Oh en ~
Somebody in the house wild Oman ANA hhotleI ~
followed and great applause Mrs Mcdonald next sang the
song 'Fatber dear father cone home Mr.. Grcenw0sp
then in fls,ant siye sang The Boys o. Kilkenny" The
President remarked that the orae1 and SINGING were nv
duced for the purpose possible 70 spernduce those VINO
had done so TO come forward anu sgn '"S
meeting then separated in an orderly manner Inc
are the oceTs this Society Launcelot MrrPhN resusu
Thomas Hughes Ece-Presdenti n; Obtieh HeI ps
Secretary join Murphy Financial secret9Iy NJ b'es
Corresponding Secretary owen IoHan' 1rea'ufeii VIM
OConnel Ireasuref
The Thry.thfd public meeting Of TN" society Was nelu
last evening their Holt No 70 Prncssi lie meeting
was opened by tbe President MI j X ferhy fesilh 'uc
hedge and Introducing the following speakers MI D. H.
ieenv president society the subject " iempance
Singers MIR T. H. Kelly speaker NJ Timothy H. LynJa
ancniy describing effects Of ntempeIinse on the health
mind and intellect also showing the blessings OF
NJ Lanes RELY amused the audiencewh several comic songs
SOCIETY no 8.
Held their regular meeting last night on The corner o. nn
and the Bowery, their spacious hail MI Joyce hp1o on
he subject Of Temperance Mss Annie ByFde sang h.et
Eshone and Ae Dear two tine IRISH air. ana segaisS
on the ducuer and several other ladies and gentlemen enter
tanned the company by their ofatons ana songs Inc sH
bis well conducted aud separated 10 az efue'H nA"
T. ~ 7. A. b. no. ?, NSw WORK.
This branch Of the Father Mathew Total abstinence
b
the Hal over the Demlt Dpensafy corner oil lHehtIfu
~ Sccoudave There was very large sllehaau.e y,
go.n 'a'r.' ~ = tse 4 association
The President in few introductory remarks opened the
meeting and stated during tho daI the usual quarterly
meeting had held aud officers bad been elected f te en-
suing quarter who be had no doubt Ike tier
would l1ok ter the interests Of the movement lie then re
erred at length great benefits derived from the prnci
pies Of the Association az trusted ths, nus p' ~ "
The officers who had beon elected then seefay intro
sd nv me chairman ard briefly ACKNOWLEDGED the honor
fOaIIsr
yanccmsotoi total abstinence p.,Heis,e'. ,, ,tv an
Oh Irsl hlid which loudly hpplaused that she was
conrs I'D % forward more aud sing NO Wearing
seem, addresses ilcn followed. The main features ~
which wofc the advantages attending total abstinence.
pledge binding selves abstain from Ill Intoxicating
iQaors. OheT songs were sung eng very esasaH
spent These meetings are he'd e'sty sunaS s's-Hs
auI asrd very aggeel recreation to those VINO uee !"
pass their Sundays leasaniy without INDUCING IN A-''O'
IAN, 40 / INV YORK.
The usus Sunday gathering oi ihs section o. AZ a. a
b. held lai evening NJ their hall corner OF lLl! 1u
ST. aud Eehthaye. The hall crowded to oyef,oSlng
far share Of Indies beng present soue e1eslsht ava
agreeable recreation afforded and none o. ". hepls
runners 4 he Excise blockade could 0onsi o more Ih AAn
thet enjoyed bv these total absiainers , ,,o ...,,,
Mr Edward Campbell, the President opened inc meeting
in f,w brief but pertinent remarks ana then eagu uA
MI Kickg. who delivered q9is al aUI ha ,e,nea M adj
vautages himself lie knew how men were IoDged ahq li
dered morally and piyseS oy tHs .swe % rTaSSic de-
crp,ilrs Of the evils arising from nieinperah.o "
even moderate drinking. buIlhs w .vara ARD
these remarks quite number came iiol.SSrad 49,
had heir names enrDl ed Is membeT1 OF the 49,
the applause ofiho members Mss Aculhis songs ARR
the audience with several comic ahu Ils tfeTe con
which the meeting adjourned 1s ho, - s,r3ov sver
vivs temperance meetings every Iueseay anu 80
ings aud hcre always large ntcyssied in
ing in the neglborbood who seem '"'e''
. them. ..ox. n,,-rror rNr SAFETY
Tio ueekIv meeting Of this Society TOOK place AZ
Hall Grand.st. WIliambnrgh, last eNsnlhs- - - a.
,,s called 10 or Ter by Mr. Thomas Boyln Nno 1uus loN
Introductory remarks The audience The onIn
Iv Mr. James Glipgham and MI sunderhloom. my opin
ions Of these gentlemen and the sense Of the eeus VIZ
TINT the Excise law viii be much approved 9.s heuSN
Al r thinking men a. % condemned ny thoae Nho'o
depravod appetile II deIrves OF an uh"i'' anu
qualification -. ,,,,-,s,o,s
TN WEEKLY NETTING or THE EUREKA D,NlsioN,
No ss Of Temperance commenceI in,t nm a.
usual in Washington Hell South Seventh II WIuaurDuIf
The Chairman called the meeting 10 order az onIA ~ -
troduoed ten of the members Of tho EutesH , D' H.
America. The Chairman then introduced M =" 80 -
leigh who said. somewhat influential JonInul 1s.Hl puo
ished an article declaring tie temperance eaue ed ~
But the writer Of that article not perhaln IN, t 49,
explain IN what realmOTa success consisted Mou ~
to say that Christianity not success because ~. &
itv OF were church uncanis Anu yer
line Of rgumont must be used " pEVie tue ~
failure. . .o.i..io,
had raised the drunkorl and invested him with Nv a.
its and they have beside established the recognos ~ oe
gree which did not exist prior 10 their formation " s'
hat drunkenness monster evil II would then " a. au
wise 10 charge Christianity with nure because na hot
saved the soul Ofcvcry alive TO cell tbs tePce
cause failure because 1t las not redeemed every drn
/; Is The intention OF this Society TO hold me,h IN
Washington Hal every Sunday evening. and to secI The
beat talent addressing their audience The Hon
Greeley announced OF the speakers next ''ndDy
evening.
Order from the superintendent Of Police.
The following order will be issued TO the several