New Jersey Temperance society.
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Weearn from the correspondent Of the New
ark Daily Advertiser that there was meeting
Of the above Society on the afternoon OF The
l4th inst. in the city of Trenton. Judge Ste
phen d. Day, Of Orange, one Of the Vice Pre-
sdents, presided The chief business done ap-
pears to have been preparatory TO the annual
meeting, which is TO be held on the 2Slh inst.
Peter l. Clark, esq. Of Hunterdon, was unani.
mously requested 10 deliver the address, and
the Rev. Mr.. Beck, P. | Clark, and c. c. Yard,
were appointed 10 prepare an address to the peo-
Die of the State. Attention was also called to the
subjectofa memorial concerning the suppression
of in,emperance, to be presented TO the Legls-
lature at its present session, and the members
were requested to call meetings in their respec,,
tive townships, 10 prepare for the next annual
meeting. We iervently hope that at said meet
ing the subject of giving the license question
into the hands of the people will be fully DIS
cussed, and that some active measures will be
taken to secure the passage OF a law having lol
its object so desirable consumInaton.


Temperance Advocate