New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

thought no one could deny that the women "e'c TO-"
in this warfare and he counseed them III INC Noi'
David Crockett to ~go ahead" lie ueheu ""
title Of respectabiity to the tramc j" nu"oi.
He had always considered the license system sp'o..
of legal murder and he hoped TO live until the sn"ni'
should be stopped The rumsenefs are, sa'u "o, -"
their purses with the prlce OF human blood ana p'"s
them up with broken heartstring'. Mr. steele au'o
Gated immediate action, and expressed Ms peiei 'a
New-York is now ready for the crusade lie requon'
all the women in the room who were reaay n 70 retired 70
the ladies' room of the church 10 draw up plan VI "
ton. The meeting tnen adjourned leland indicate
Reports from various towns on Long isanu hacon,s
that Temperance is gaining many friends ana II h, 81
ing very POPULAR r. q, Se{ snh"rgsav sp9s1 United
in the formation OF temperance society ana arc I
ing for the suppression of the liquor franc; ,asset
man has been suggested in Great Neck ana Manass,,
and seems likely be carried into effect D. H. my
offered. at recent meeting to pay Ior these two
liquor belonging 70 the is or 20 saloons Oh .o
places II sufficient could be raised TO pay for tne
der the liquor emptied into the bay IL ls -,
stood that some OF the liquor dealers are ,ng as
the plan, and will give up the business mees 11 De-
called for last evening 10 take further acton Inc wv
George H. Hicks Of Mopsey, Rockland County, was t az
the temperance rooms yesterday, and rep9r.eu h,.n %
interest that section of the State. series VI -
perance meetingsis being held there, and 90 women nave
enlisted and Will soon make some demonstration. s
The temperance meeting last evening" uhuer ,ne au ,
nices of the Young Peoples Association Of the Leeave
congregational Church, Brooklyn attracted respeV.
able audience, the several temperance societies elns m
regaa, c. W. Foster presided and addressed , W."
words those accustomed TO occasional uIhh,nF ~.
lutlng incident or family history W
one OF the oldest Of temperance advocates. % urged
taitb ne fsSt the day was fast drawing near
when the curse of uquorsening ana uIlhh,,nSS
would be stayed. The Rev. j. ii. Lockwood regaideu
the conditions existing in Ono OF kind that could not
exist in great Eastern cities, and that the oebel W
and much less than the blessings already reaped IN the
West. Mrs Blackstone recited ihe ltnnseIler Nctn
j. j. Rogers spoke with much feeling OF the sadtneWs OF
the 1y referring Charles Sumner as the most earnest
champion OF cause at nrst no larger man t, q n'i m t
equalization of his felowmen. The temperance cause,
he SAID needed just such leader ne ADVISED holdns
public meetings in the worst Localities IN rune cs.
After brief remarks by George W. Bungay, the meeting
closed. , -, DO
thesda Chapel No. 223 EasuIhrty-thirdst at Whlch
tho Rev W. II. McKeir presided. Addresses were uade
Arthur and Elder Tie attendance was rather small
Another meeting will he held next Wednesday evening
More extended notice will be gven ana larger attehd
ance is expected. Band of Hope Will he organized at
the Chapel on Saturday evening
The adjourned ministers meeting at Association Han
at p will be of the greatest Importance TO the te
perance cause city IL they shoud be unanimous
m their action great step viii be taken IN advance Out
should there be division, the movement 10 his cly rs
likely 10 be retarded. DR.. Lewis will be present TO
answer questions regarding the work in the west.
There is to be Temperance raliy at $50 m at ONGr
and uepry-sts., at which William 4. Parsons. j. B
Gibbs and George Law will speak. Al Morrisama To-
ght the Rev MesSrs Lcht ana treason VIII dudIos9
The Com,niItec Of Twelve appointed by the temper
ance organization Of Elizabeth N j. met last evening"
ana perected arrangements for tine holding of grand
temperance meeting al Library Han on "Wednesday
evening
The saloon of Mr.. Darrell in PlrK-ave Rrooiyn, was
visited yesterday by several ladies interested lii inc
Temperance movement ana after obtaining the cousent
of the proprietor, held religious exercises in room
adjoining the saloon. in which Mr. Darrell bis vie, ana
participated Darrell sad tnat no regretted hat ne
was in the business and hoped TO find way out OF
il. He agreed 10 attend the prayer-meetlng al MT
Myers saloon sunday night Atemperduce meeting
VIII De held tomorrow in the SuniayschOOi rooms Of
the MonTOe-pla Church. Another temperance mass
meeting will be held at the church of the Rev Dr.
storrs TIE Rsv. Mr. Davis, Of 1he Nj. i. Church IN
ClermOnt-ave at Willoughby-ave" has offered his
church the ladies for holding meetings. \ temper
ance mass meeting will be held IN the Hanson-pace VI
T. Church evening, when Do Lewis the Rev. j. d.
Fulton ID. D., the Rev T. j. HAYNES, and Others VIII
speak. A temperance meeting VIII also be held at the
FIRST Baptist Church at Filth and South Fftsts, i. d.
tomorrow, irUm 1 10 i. II. Several speakers VIII
deliver Interesting addresses