New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-16
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tonfinued from Eirsi Pn2e.
were not present complained Of those who were 'h'ro
that they lacked courage 10 tax bold stand ag'h''
manufacture and uso OF intoxicating liquors, Nio
many who there dissatisfied with the result OF
the conference. The effect has been to elclt total aO5
ucnce resolutions or speeches from meeting held
IN the city them and TINS basis the campaign
is likely TO be conducted hereafter The most enthu7-
astic reformers hold extreme views aud believe that
such movement must have no uncertain principles.
The various meetings yesterday Indicated the pfe'a
ing spirit
At the temperance prayer meeting IN the seventeenth
st. Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev W. H. BOOZE
prophcscd that time would come sooner OF later
when Temperance prIyermeetinGs would he crowde1 III
abe churches in every part Of the CITY. He then ex-
planned the method employed by the ladies OF his chnrc
They held prayermeetngi daily ana from this meeting
bands of two or the meeting and visit saloons
ia various directions the quorseers TO give up
their business. Meanwhile the meeting continues, ana
prayers offered for the success OF those engaged
in visitation. No band visits the same saloon
twice. but the various companies exchange places from
day TO day and keep up persistent crusade upon the
same lot Of saloons. Tie adesare much encouraged III
their work their numbers are Increasing ana they "
determined pcrseverc. One gentleman present salu
that his business took him large number OF drinking
saloons and he had found the past week that with
many the dealers and brewers trade had percepDy
decreased and that they were trembling at the piop
able result.
The regular meetins'at the forsytnst church Jo'''r
day afternoon was well attended and interesting
There was little formality attending 1t, but largo
number spoke in behalf OF temperance. one old white
headed man giving his early experience as drinBef
and an account of his reformation mat when was VI
the most importance and interest was the ahhouoeI
ment OF Mrs.. Wilson, that by influence OF personal
prayer one saloon had been closed during the weeh
She had twice visited lager beer saloon kept w a
widow and after twice beseeching hera PRAYING win
her she had finally decided 10 give up tne pusino
once. The ladies Of this church VIII meet -,
| i1p "A
the places where liquor is sold. ,uo. ,,o,,
the usual Union temperance pravermeating was helu
in the chapel of the Church Of the Strangers The room
crowded and several addresses were nau, rs,
lutions adopted similar to those OF the h
Temperance Society of Bro9klyn 9pproyns 0, tn9 9
efforts the ladies Of the West dGInandnE io,h h AVER
from all that inoxicaies ana Gaining TOT 'ue o'
throw the evil OF intemperance in New,G0Ik. o,
There was quite large meeting al the MISSION Nudpei
of tho Rev H. d. Northrops Church at Twentyhlth-st.
and Eghth-aye. similar meeting Is TO DC heG eteiy
Sunday afternoon. No set speeches were maue yeste
day but deep revival spirit was apparent. ,o,oo
The temperance proceedings In Harry n.s Taoon
st eyG r D Iawrence speeches by John slower
and DR.. Lawrence collection IN beh'l ol tno I
% nar MI i from Mr. McNuen II was announced
that the pledge which offered for signatures was nov
sGaned with mental reservation that it should be for
ten years. wear, month week. or u was ln'eIcu'
lures were obtained Tue exercises came TO an emu
at about O'Clock. Tho meeting was orderly
! closely packed as it was a week ago. The pro
pretor seemed to reap more largely J., Lna Una r rue
her Of who re NAMED for refreshments after the
meeting But as he makes no pretenilons wlaeyer 10
| reformation and has idea OF dlscontluulng DIS
business, no fault can be found with nm Ior Iak,Is
advantage OF what ia thrown in his way. during the
service he seemed quite disgJstod "a many others
were at the repeated and atterng !eierfpces 10 hs
by the several speakers. This was two weeks ago.
| but was decidedly Objectionable last evening. 90,
praycr-meetng in and of the Temperance 80 - W
! h"'"'"' ''"' 80 at Hauem PARK H,e.bundred.a and
7rco; dis r aud ihiTd,ay: Owing to mistake
~ The hour il being generally supposed that the met
inc would take place at $3.50. there were nOt - n',!
nresent as were expected and the exercises were Nt5
brSef they were opened by the singing OF the ny mn,
All hail the power of Jesus name| fIayeIS W." 80
Rev w W. Boutchi, the Rev. G. {. Lee and hrs. tdiII
man Mr. Lee also made brief address, IN Wlcn nc
taen man on he battictd Mr. Boutch then announced
that pray ermeeting Tor the same purpose "9Iu Vo
hold in tie Park pune Ually az $50 p IN on h'A
Inc regular meeting IN Carmel Chapel was neid iass
the city which have recently taken the THO OF tehIei
auce were he yesterday afternoon AZ lue III
! Association Han, GreenpOnt, Mr. Gleason ana D. ~
Stearus made remarks.
very great temperance interest IS being excited In
some of the towns along the Hudson. AZ TirytoWn at
recent mass meeting strong otll-ab,tlnence ltsou-
tons were adopted and It was reso,e d that ne E9ce
VINO sell liquor should be stunned hereafter anu NOT
have the trade of temperance people ms meeting
also pledged itself 10 the support OF tomperance men
alone for municipal or town ouceS ana "a tsihpeahce
ticket presented and adopted Tor TOW" ohceis 10 DC
elected this week. Al IOukcTs the ministers are awe
/ to tie present demands upon tnem, and Efforts are
| making for early action against Tie saloons. ~
! Inc Metropolitan Catholic Total Abstinence Chlon,
Ncw-York County Division, held delegated Convention
IL -. Budget, Hail Yesterday afternoon 10 commence
| "a
! meeting at an early day the Cooper Institute and
parocnial public meetings throughout the CITY Tor ht
iuruosc oil setting forth the Catholic Total Aban.Hcf
Union plans approved bv the clergy AM tac Pope
! Several committees OF arGaug emenrs were appointed.
THE GERMASs AROUSED N ELGZABETH.
The action OF the Mayor OF Elizabeth y. j., in issuing
an order for more rigid observance OF the law relating
TO the sale of liquor sunday has created little
! element among the Germans. large mass meeting
was held yesterday in Edztbethaye. Upward OF so
persons Pre- the hall and the grounds adj
iaccnt. TIE meeting was called 20 order ~ O'Clock,
and the f. lowing elected officers: President, DR..
| Brown: Wee Pa sidcnts, John Wolf a. IleiduIter.
JacD1 BulchI tct,I. " LguthcImCT, c. Gauss H. Ter
indie and T. Muller; Secretaries, j. Gcrkc and t. ,.
ts9o o'clock the Committee Il solutions presented
the following. which were adopted amid considerable
Sier1s Jew fratics orrap,el he Temperance
movement sweeping through a. parts Of tie aud b.
Ia b1 reS al iHtmons ~ to aOf!se Tie rrsonS ai
Hberg OF large majority Of "a enlightened people, and
zen 1el pt,caa coa liberty heace attempt and
upon aa, c rglt ami tyuaHy unbcromns republican
BErss All experience has taught the Of in'empence,
which nha;ca condemn neither b. cured by fore or
legislation OIL, thorough ana national en'atou Of our oT
ING generation aiming develop the l1y TO- I'D TIA, tue, soo aud
d Ths We hereby declare orr sincere conviction that
socaei Sunday law and an kindred laws am ordnance
1i5 tS lg Ir a me ,@ sai be- ,ierrc
Reoid That most emphH' call, po against The mnre
lie o ,iaor Of ts city 80 OBJ members o. the police
who BY be cmilo Cd a e 20 wae e movements
Of av.ang citizens while The 'tf sr' put in tie SINE category
with @. n!ry criminals atf be u ia..,er ,rt, .
law by s ea means consider ended mil Ills
R5-J Thai or the sety foi organization - an liberal
tArs7g rel appoint Cenirii Commit" couaug OF tgo
hand tie formation Of ward clubs aad 10 conf" with similar oen't
other g to eorsoAolie iLs zane to union
Red That or representatives General Assembly
ga,a ante to g daa O ''ols The objects Of the foregoing pre-
The Hon. William H. GIN, member Of the Assembly,
said that he appreciated the resolutions lie denounced
the order OF the Mayor unjust, ard closed bY