New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

drunkari ia blamed and the ruoseller free Tles
usages and customs" may alluio 70 orr social GUS
toms. WHY not put before drunkenness" word
about the traffic In intoxicating liquors
DR. Newell aid that thi, vas brought NJ IN late,
resolution Dr. Boole replied that 10 was direction for
ministers preach about II. an tho d. ectols wsr.
not & ,P]lne ] enonS,, @ o @ in ,oor CHOW dt aDat
In the gutter IN The Ffta-ave prlnce who Is slowly
going there" lApUlusol
Dr Cr0-by tlioa .ht this you'll be 100 sweeping va
believe" sai} ho tb, trinc II wicked aId wrong bat
we would not want 10 SIS mat ij wick- Tor 10
niqke liquor for medicinal pu poses. don's uks n
oppose an, thuc but u wc have head ana an hit AZ
" we will knock Of bdti our fOce divided 70 fails
There arc q rreat oanY ~ us who differ wtn Brother
Bouo, ind Cann0t Lep bcicylHS tudt r l. ,rd J-sI,
Christ manufactured NqIrr ! cOng.3ntOIsy believe
H. Now, We want 10 60 hcart aud s0ll m,o thiscOp
Lrother ma out ~ the rapks 6y TRYING b make ns
lav tat The manufacture aud OF liz sinfulf
Shalt We give whole sircug'h 10 tn destruction u
upplug houses, or Drng up 3u stynS tadt Wl diYils
Mr Boolc not yet sat sd. and offered an smoni.
ment Tits mo Wo,t =. m nI'.c1ai'9s ."uo1 ,.,,.
detorm ight tli4 battle, but cannot 10
those yOrds We nave nptOny 10 tBInk OF proper
fyr or poo PIE here bui have 10 tbiDx OF great
world Outslr many Of whom 30 not look 81 thS matter
40 we 9o a ae 5es "e2 10 s Ha, & S,p %i sens,
/ that tho rtsOluuOL q, amended docs Draw OelWeeE
saloon on FiIst-aye anl paiace on f.1th ave. c ,
n,lty Of aIi alor n ,iio bui his vent aeaps,
Dr. Crosby > prucpics, and Lo finally satisfied sl COZ
cornod with the substitution Of abOmuatioDs Of The
liquor traffic" aud The resolution az amc1ded by bra
| Underwood and Crosby a0oDtel.
Thc third resolution was thcn 70 by tho Secretary
ana adopted Without l'cIssio"y Tie fourth followed
Dr. steele asked That Dr. Lewis sa01d Do called upon
Dr. Iewi. taOugbt n wOuii better 10 20 win tho
resolutions, ana is being the better sense or The meet
lag. tAc resolution was agIn road DE- G1nse said ne
bad difficulty there. IL would be unwilling give his
influence ~ behalf Of repeating here tue movement at the
West although hr had iuli Synpa.Gy with IL IL tioie
should b3 spontaneous OIcry hero Og tho instant and
total suppression of this terrible evil. then ne sD0uid
IN FOR II strongly as anyOody Dat there tno emonon
aud feeling that arose was spontaneous ano nordea Just
the tine. o believed the movement uere just now
m such slape would be failure. No" A. according 20
and take tIcr own means VI suppgc without any
specific direction as ~ means, exc,5Ses my be COIN
DR.. steele replied warmly that there was the broken
heart with the anxious ouicry mere ana they could rst
| the ,WOmon. Young meD were UrOpp.u RAPIDLY into
habits OF ntoxicatIOn. Iney all knew how tho mothers
| were feeling and ho beloved tha mothers codId be
Dr. Han said he had for himself limited the action OF
the ladies'. lie did not believe IA iayounS Drorehand
whatever actOU they may take, wh,i vas il~e mare
taking oath 10 an "et cetcrd,' winch might involve
Dr. Crosby s5I 1t struck HIM that the power Of
4 Serse g in % o % Sne aan % 1
| Christian women Of NewYOrd CITY.
HINTS FROM LEWIS.
| DR.. Lewis here suggested that he had heard -
| many references TO the Ohio movement, no would ike
| TO ask how many here knew anything about 1t Thai
movement consisted almost entirely ia simple prayer
both private and public Thcn the second step tho
visiting OF the saloons req Iosts OF te propetor
OF saloons To stop Tho third Is tha parties bFt
Or ten 20 TO saloon ana ask 70 speak pryateH Wa VA
and wait. thus making silent protest, ana they pray
also Ihe next step Is when tnes arT op''haSa ,hT
Is crowd. and IL gets into the papers, aud tau,
come. to You as the OIO movement, Uut IL Is a FcD
small feature OF tho movement, aud Yet Only iar
that this last method has accOmplsLed the sGa.es
| results. LLlughter.l You would be a-ton~he9 u toe
YOU hat 1 didn't believe go times IN OHo had theft
been praying che sidewalk Tho Greates5 portion
The work Is IN silent prayer, ana \ thnk thy;e tnM
silent prayer Is tie method for NeS-fJr6 DO not
tbnk, either that would talk ot the "omen' doni
awning proper II your wives were hefe-l
aud l an sure mat the Christian wOmoI o. w-Yorh
have quick Of propriey as We tho scnlehen
DR.. GanSs replied that the speaker, perhaps did na
know whether the would all be Chrstidu wOmon'
ami he offered tnls amendment to the ie'o u ION
Tat r-eoHilne the influence for gooi Or e IA ns a gr y
Of ho Of tm eranee va b. h' 1oa Of Ce0Hs
Union Of on each local ofsalaao1
The Roy. SIR. DieKIn,un said here mat would not
conhne the movement to the ChrLsan women alone,
coarse uncuured who could enter into tAe con
wcil as others. even II they could not speak
DR.. Parker rose promptly and moved to lay tns
amendment on tne table IN tae name Of ms @a9
! unhappy men who were signing tae ped1e Ia largo
| numbers. lAppauso
TOTAL ABSTINENCE VOTED DOWN.
The amendn was put aud lost aud the org nal
resolution was carried. The fifth resolution neIs
read and brought the Rev. Mr. Booie TO his feet with
the amendment that total abstinence" shouii be in'
serted in the place Of the word Temperance" A Wo-
/
house and sult loudly mat she thought the women
should he invited into conference and allowed 10 MAKE
their resolutions according 10 tnor Inspiration.
Dr. FOss explained that he was On tic Committee, ana
the resolution in its present shape was the OnJ ono JAt
could be made harmonious. Toe amendment was put
aud lost, and the original resolution aiOptet.
Inr next two resolutions then adopted witbOus
discussion. The eighth caused some discussion. TVS
was in regard proposed petition 10 the Legsia-
ure help Dr. Blair and Dr. Parker wanted tue Lass
sentence about drinking "on the premisrs, am mio
"a motion that effect Dr. Crosby objected ON tbe
ground that the rich places wOud prove IN law thSs
their places not "uppling places and tnf poe
places would suf T. What waited was TO have ths
Windsor Hotel and the Fifth Avenue Hotel bars closed
up, and this would be dOue. The amendment wan
lost and the original adopted. Nos. aud 10 we're
then rapidly ad pted without discussion.
The Row Drs King and Newell then offered the foi-
lowing reslutions which were, ia turn, adopted:
demand the authorities OF this City the ea
% tns
prov ors hqlor the Sahbah.
shall be requested uot 10 allow thes
premise be used ioi tho sale oi spntuOus hqlor-s
Dr. PRIME, having been nOIluat a ds Que OF the COm'
mittee or Three the petition to the Legisllturr ap
pointed Drs FOss and Stearns his associates. T1e
Rev Drs Burchard Parker, and Wdkely apDOibtou
"a Committee arrange for general day or prayer On
| the subject OF temperance among all the churches.
Dr Lewis was then questioned In reference 10 tno
Ohio movement aud replied with substantially the Iacs
already given hs first lecture IN Association ha rns
meeting tlen adjourned.