New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
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Rsyed That e, s aws BY hs
law" the Single Entrance law ana al Jaws wn ,Sn
present %Sy seGp xe .Sw1 ams the strict Enforcement
Whereas There is one platform upon. which al.
ms can stand Of heTeOr
Resolved That cooperate with our non "a re-
strict the evils Of inemperance. -, -,
Resolved That we are reassu 10 nouce sns s;v ~n
sence OF intoxcants at many OF the Danquels gwen
by Catholics and respectfully request Satno. i
societies to discontinue the use OF liquors al their
Resolved That We respec fully request Catholc
journals to aid our cause by refusing 10 PUBLISH
Resolved. That we urge the formation Of total
abstinence societies among women girls ana n %so
every announcement in their power 60, .ra
rejoice on the day Of our silver jubilee. For
twenty-five years we have iaoorsd TO promote me
success that has attended our efforts in the past,
we will continue our labors with even greater
energy in the future.
Resolved That this convention extend Its heart
lest thanks to the Most Rev. Archbishop Corrigan
for the warm welcome he gave MS in the ca thedral
h nails. 'o' "'S presence u" carnegie anu ''"'"'"'
Resolved That We thank most heartily His FIX
cellency Monsignor Satoi. the Most Rev Arch
bishop Ryan and Bishop Kane for their co-opera-
8 Resolved. That we thank His Honor Mayor
Strong for his kind Welcome to the metrSpoli, Of
cncouragement OF our work and their words OF
Resolved. That we extend to the Paulist Fathers
and ST. Pauls Guild thanks for the hospitality
shown u.s. and will remember with gratitude
their efforts 10 render visit 10 Newly 0rk one
OF unaloyed pleasure.
The Committee Resolutions comprised the
Rev p. j. OCallaghan. Father OBrien George T.
Kennedy. NJ S. Brennan. Thomas J. Stanton. VI.
A. Lunsburg. Rev. G. NJ. Kelly. J. F. Curan the
Rev. John Emmett. o. s. A.: the Rev. John f..
sullivan. the Rev. p. A. McKenna and Miss Nellie
Kane
THE CONSTITUTION UNCHANGED.
All efforts TO change the constitution had been
discountenanced by the presidents annual address
and no amendments recommended by the
committee. The report OF the Auditing Committee
was passed upon and then the struggle began as
10 whether ST. Louis Denver should have the
next convention. After a Of five minutes
the vote went to ST. Louis. The convention will
be held the first week In August next year. James
second vice-presdent over John O'Bren. OF Still
water. MINI. This the only chance OF a con-
test. the old officers being reelected. All the
officers called the stage and there repeated
Lake read cheering communication from Miss
Frances Willard requesting the convention send
to the Womens Christian Temperance Union con-
vention the Rev George OFT Of Chestertown
The motion 10 adjourn had hardly been carried
when President Cleary. with uplifted hand and in
solemn manner commanded. ION your knees for
while they repeated their pledge together PRAYER
by Father Elliott of the Paulist Fathers closed
the proceedings To-day the delegates will have
a ride up the Hudson leaving West Fifty th-st
will be served on board and they will return bv 6
o'clock In the evening that any who desire car
take night trains for their homes.