John Is. Cough.
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To lie Editor q TIE 1T7Jaac.


This young man has j, in his power to ''wake up"
the citizens of New York on the subject Of Tenn
psrance, as they were never awakened before. And
allow me through the columns of The Tribune to
call the attention of those who provide places for
him to speak TO This fact; large class oi people,
the very class TO whom he should speak, nee iect 10
hear him because ne speaks in church. As Tenn
perance has no connexon with sect necessarily
more than with party, we bound TO respect this
prejudice in sur desire for the reform OF this portion
OF our fellow men. Let Mr. Cough lecture at Gro
ION Hail at National Hall, Tammany Hall, Niblo's,
Columbian Hall, and similar places and we should
Sc. such shaking of tie dry bones as we never
Witnessed before. Now is the time for a great work
10 be commenced. True, it will require energy,
perseverance and money TO carry II on, but the
fruits will ill the ricnest gTanery cur o7erfiowing
ewes ever beheld. EXPERIENCE.