Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-27

Meeting afthe ImniacaIats Conception so
clsty- Nddfea- by rl'v ~ hsGn're'
large aud interesting public ismpSrl1sgi
Conception Society, was held last evening ~ .no
basement OF the church, on street oe Heen
sew uan SpS E sso iisnsd sttsntivey 70
the addresses, and appeared deeply coneernei
IN III that transplrei. Rev; falner MsOa,tnl
nresidsI and n n BuEhnell acted a. eoorrtaIy,
Rrv Faihsr MaRnlre was introduced, aud said;
lie All not propose TO giye them irregular
tomperanee lecture, ouI Pas 'e na sa gsnstSliv
cisIm everything on q reform plan, and pretend
| IA have made tnis subject great aud bryond
anything s,ss ahg U.,n ssm,s waSsSh mSst
| he exercised, not only by moral law, but under
| he religious tsaohings u the Church. He DID
pGt go os no no Tai,S IN sSeh process MsS was
Tree agent, and must be controlled By moral
power and religion, otherwise temperance would
r NJ ossanisAtons unles. they we're prop.
erly governed and guided, would never accom-.
pliih any good, These seeieties get Up little
no,orious q runknris, and ne had been told that
no societies In the city have eueoted any good
except those founded On Catholic principles. In.
ion, tS%p and Il brought more evils into family
than anything he know o. In iormet Gay
man was not c0nsidered good fellow nnles. ne
iaiiiep pres0nt n any were looking for hupbands
10 MAYER look upon a man the secOnd time they
onco found drunk Instead Of olnmorinE Tot
| theIr rights they should do their duty. They
Iere porerfil for good, aud should exercise u
| in the holy cause. When they found young
| man exposed 70 danger they should use thelr
rss u. Ting q creation, he ncblssi work
| Of Ood. He WAa Kifted BY his Maker with an
Intellect TO know the object for which ne Vas
made, and constituted ~ the ruler Of the world,
nut 3ebases himself and lowers himself even
beneath the beast Of the neld NhSn no becomes
nm near, that ought to love God Il wasted
| upan eroaturea and the body 10 degraded and
| when he returns TO CONSEQUENCES he feels TIE
| depths ot his degrAdRtion. In bis natural
state s% % S, sSs % do not possess
| the sense Of child. These iActs are Instantly
bsIors Ma Nine isnths Of those In prison get
s ss. ousht 0s y 5. an honor TO cOSoy
stead Of being In church viii oe on tne sue '
corners or some groggeIy, Ehefe they gu s ea,Iy
OF by pretended irisnds. one leads Oh ano,her
into some haunt u crime, and When they thus
stray away you seldom see them ~ ehnrch akaIn
This vice mad carried 0n more tnen yearly than
the war did, and there was more moqsy being
spent ior liquor annually In ENGLAND aud inc
the entire people. Intsmperancs entered into
| ali families, and there were toy indeed that
had not witnessed It's evil results.
spectsd, while the drunkArd 1, respected
| By no body and has no respect tor him
self The dlspesition q tho lIiahman 70 be
/ cacss OF this evil among them. They could not
do anything on the sly. IL they took drink
everybody might know u a. lar A. they were
| concerned but others would take y quisty At
/ home and say nothing about H. The fathers
/ and mothers and those having charge d the
young should stop this drinking n their ehlld.
poison, they were all SdulisrHisd spd It was
doubtfn litwenty bottles Of pure vine could he
found In the city. Under these circnmstsnees
| and In the use oft should 20 treath lie said the
| young ladies wers beginning 10 drink, aad u
was very disagreeble 70 soc tFem drunk % tne
| streets. Dnnklng was. done TO considerable ex'
tent 10 high society, and Il was notorions iAet
| that many Of the ladies moving IN iAahionable
n iIuuor vas ever taken Il should be as mel.
feline, as that was the only way In which it
could do good. He wished young men particu'
larry TO Join soo'etlss, then they voald not be.
como addicted 20 drinking. There were htEee
number now In the city going 70 ruin, aud could
| not obtain situations because they were not 70,
liable. Dtunkenness leads 70 AL eri,nesl prings
| erty 10 his family, and dams hts soul t0r All
| time 10 come. making him an ou'caSt from sool-
| ETY. and Degrading that Intellect shiee We,
| them not 10 touch the Intoxicating cup, and
thoss who bad 70 break loose from It's thriidroin
and take The pledge and 10 tfesmen, standing
Addresses were then delivered By Jpdge
| Moars and others after which . numbor 81 la
dies and gentlemen took the pi'dg''
Tue weIosne TO w. W. Correpsn.
The Arrangements that have bean In progress
during the last two weeks toward needing and
M Nv, W. S W. q h
thought that there will be At least sixty Wash.
ingtoniAns present 70 Ne. York 70 greet bin As
he steamer oubs, due Tuesday nsEt, soso@.
j panied By his tse grandehiidren and Mas
RixEs, diughter q deorgs W. Rigs, esq,
With a he party viii b a. nc Sspet on WSipss.
| day mOmlhg At O'Clock, sharp. MI Garrett
has provided a sposiAl car for their eccommqda-
sSs ssrSsrsd T sss .o r. n pa While IA
/ Gotham, will stop at the New York ho,el
The iolloging eeuli..se have Sn1 q, q the
son, Riehard smith, John n Blake. Fillhs5h
daire. Lewis J. Davis, 7. L. Hume. 4. u. Herr
The foiioslns arc some Of the gentlemen Who
intend Waiting New York 70 welcome Mr.. Our.
coran samuel y. bacon, ". y, Noses, hishsrd
| D. Hall, DR.. WIN, aunion, Edward Temple, ".
d. Todd, Frauck Taylor, John y. Hams, John
y. Ennis, Dr. J. L Rdueg, EsAu Plekrell,
| Dr. Thomas Miller, Joseph Bradley, sr., n. W.
Gait, Hon. N. q, Emery, Alex. Ray, Col VIM
n. Philips, Hugh Caperton, Dol D. L. Eaton,
Kerr. ". ii. Seymour, J. n snooc 6spI d p.
| Patterson, l. N. Burrilt, Albert Ray, Ross Ray,
| WIN. Sucknsy, Col y n kathbone, Mich olas
y. q. Morgan, John Puriy, J. I. Barbour, Eau
Lyons. A. T. Britton, brooke ID. Williams, wm.
Gait a. y. SolOmons, N. r. fagltt Charles y.
Dove, Daniel b. CLARKE, r. u, Hoe, s. i.
Phillips, o, W, watkinI, ], H. BRADLEY, il. v.
q. Kennsdy, n. A. willard, u q. FAINT and ",
b. Mitchell. .r... .#..l l..
TIE BaItImsro COavestisU.
The De@ooratio club, pur,us,ut e 2 cal, hsld