The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-02-02
isonous drugs they employ in the manufac-

poisonous drugs they employ in the manufac-
ture.
One gentleman offered $40 year to sup
port man in the temperance field the Chair
man pledged $25 a quarter. The Chairman
agreed to raise $500 additional.
DIR. McGeorge reported the following off,
GERS:
For President George Shepherd Page.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Atlansic--Simon Lake.
Bergen-W E. Spinger.
Burlins ton DIR. Alex. Kirkpatrick.
Camden-Joseph L. Thacksara.
Cape May-Rev. j. 7. Rove.
Cumberland-N. P. Potter.
Essex-Res. I. ]. Murray.
Gioucester--Rev Daniel Thackara.
Hrison-Neal Campbell.
Hunterdon-E. r. Bullock.
Mercer-John McMurran.
Middlesex--Rev. Joseph s. Vandyke.
Monmouth--Rev. VIM. v. Wilson.
Morris--Rev. VIM. HI. Meesey
Ocean--Rev. J. b. Graw, d. d.
Passaic--J. r.. Miller.
Salem-Jas. 8. Hannah.
Somersct--A. v. d. Honeyman.
Sussex--Hon. Daniel Haines.
Union-E. H. Ropes.
SECRETARIES.
Executive Observation-Disclosures, Secre-
tary, and Treasurer ox-officio, 8. b. Ransom,
Jersey City ]. T. Crane, D. D., Bound
Brook VIM. Robins, Trenton /; Rudolphus
Bingham, Camden, Rev. T. Hanlon, D. D., Of
Trenton Rev. T. B. Appleget, Hi htstown ;
Rev. B. s. Everitt, Jamesburg Sam'l Klotz,
Newark VIM. G. Russell, Newark Har-
man Yerkes, Bordentown Rev. s. M. Ham,
i'll, Lawrenceville James H. Park, Burling-
pa~
W. Bailey, Monmouth DIR. Wallace Nc
George, Woodbury. Israel II. Gerry, Orange ;
Melville Rutan, Newark Rev. H. g. Fish.
Newark Mrs. NJ. j. Clark, Jersey City
Mrs. II. Y. Haines, Elizabeth Mrs. John
Amer, New Brunswick Mrs. VIM. r. Jube,
Newark Mrs. Darrah, Trenton Mrs. BENZ
Bamford, Trenton Mrs. Benjamin Norman,
Trenton Mrs. Ellen Aber, Newark.
The report was adopted.
Rev. DIR. Crane introduced the resolutions.
These resolutions recommend
1. A general law & wing to the people the
right to decide whether they will have license
or no license.
Q. The employment of State agent.
8. Invites the corporation of women in the
great Temperance reform, and favors wo-
mans suffrage on this question. "a lady
here addressed the convention in which she
said she never desired the suffrage except to
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4. Recommends the formation of Women's
Christian Temperance Unions in the State
Mrs. Crane explained what is meant by such
organizations. Mrs. Denman also spoke on
the subject Of woman's work. Several other
ladies' took part in the discussion. During
the discussion Mr.. Souatar, Of Newark, re-
claimed drunkard. made some remarks in re-
ference to his reclamation through woman's
influence. The speech was electrifying, and
at its close the audience burst out in songs Of
praise.)
s. Recommend the formation Of womens
societies in all parts Of the State. (Mr. Crane
spoke warmly on this subject.)
T. Expresses strong opposition to the rent
ing out of any part Of the Centennial build
ings for the sale of strong drink.
i. Thanks to United States Senate for their
vote In favor of gathering statistics on the
moral phase of the rum traffic.
o. Hear with joy the fact that eleven towns
In our State have driven the legal sanction of
the traffic from among them.
10, II, 10. Had reference to the encour-
aging features of the Temperance work, and
returning thanks to Almighty God.
The committee ON preparing memorial on
the death of Franklin Devereaux reported
fitting obituary in regard to the character Of
the deceased.
The convention adjourned.