Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-16

I1e l1mpll1HeD cnlogp1igo ka1 he,n -" -
tNep5 ytan 81 psuEEons. n hns bssn psslseu'sc
Win uiauf md success. Great changss have bssn
ea1elna and grpat gssa accompliahsd. AM srsm'
HOS W. may q the aavsrSs a1psct ofths work q
psEIenlir iimnS and places. this causs b rti pro-
assi1ise. The broad stream h flowing onward
VITA assp slow strsngsh that nsithsr hastss nor
rests. Here and thsrs may be IN eddy where the
dFiR Is Cor season bsckwara-but the universal
msvemsut i stsndily onward.
But we have work, and responsibility. Ana
now, si.r twenty years Of success, IL may Be wen
toeau& our eye over the field and enquire now
stands the war sFlsr AL our victoriess we nave
b.en skirlnishing over and over the field, winning
much and finding much still TO be wcn-vietoriOus
over an ever reviving and still TO be vanquished
enemy. With al our efforts. we do but limit and
moderate the evil. We save many, but fresh vice
tins appear. We hush the wall in one Sorrow
stricken circle, but It breaks forth aesh in others
We do much to leal--much in the way Of PFevsn-
tion; but the Law Of Supply, the force By which
he evil syermors rsproduces ITSELF and repairs 10
losses, and sends forth on rs fresh legons to Be en-
eouatersi--that force remains unbrolen. And un.
iii that ssf.perpetuating power isbrcksn. the tenn
perancs reform bids fair to be in progress 70 the
end Of time.
! This power Lies in the Legalizsd Ttafie in in-
toxicasing drinks. BY this Intemperance assumes
and maintains the attitude Of Institution. II has
III system, and talks Of its interests and rights
sustains scheme Of almost universal operation.
lie drsm-shops line our thoroughfares and float On
Ill our waters. Every eligible point is occupied
BY the Agents Of Intempsrance. The tavern .
converted from the Travellers Home into dsn Of
ippler ], and fitted out. in the name Of the State,
with al that can entice the temperate and push
the falling to their ruin. While this continues we
may rely upon it the friends oftempeEance will find
work to do. We may bail away forever 1.-THE pool Of
intenperance, but this system win pour in fresh
foods necessarily upon Us. Let this horrid en-
ginesy play on and we shall forever have o TO AZ
leviate. pauperism to provide for. crimes 70 pun
ish. and victims to pull from the burning gull
For one, the writer processes himself weary not of
working, but Of working 90. We have rolled this
stone Of isyphus till patience ceases to Be- avirtue.
For long time after the commencement If the
Temperance reform. ito friepds shut UP % he
use 81 moral means for ito promotion. Theycould
,,,,v r.,.ov, re,rcn.tr,te nerr,,ae. The nouuYay
,,s,,,;c. IA .nret;ta demanded he ,r.f;c ,lmc.s
without restriction They pushed the plan Of legal
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~. $3.50. e.. ~. - II. 49,.
are changed. Custom and common sentinent 6ax.
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,,,a.s,. $50. ~. 49,. u 4, 81, $500 80.
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J., 900. IN. t,.f;~ WIZ n - ,,so, 81 -.
.g.r 49, s,,,,;,;,, ! i, 49, $4,000 .ys,e,
1000 .a,,.,,e.;,v ii o,,r .fI,,., ~. ,.;,h;
-. "A ..,.;ye .lIsrt q !.
.sr;cf almost Y az 4 we please. The trac n Il
,o.;c.,;,. ar;rh. rns,.,a ~ s,,ch .,nost no.a;h
,..,,;ct;or th,f t,.ic receive. 4 The state near
the utmost possible stimulation. II riots in q nm
t,;,ou. and universal l;cense--rlutted with Il
wan.on opportunity Of our sanctions. Our legal pc
'''''s o1's.p - :, 80 -. $50. -.
P'.s'Dle - ns.' paSN . s. !.
81. mat s'0u'4 ''psa' $3.50 :" s. -. !. !
'HoousasSs ~ - ll'o1e ",us'y s"s' W.. 1'o :.
which sat IN lSa2-and barely possible another y
gislature could close them loss. while closing the
:, .m ,h.n ,h,t ,yh;cb 80 LAT .n,;nv Tim. 1
80 .4 -. 'A,s 49," - -. 49,.
ou1 n0s' i.Os's. s.'O~anee = =. .l.1''. W. -
WIN one nsna 'ns nie' We 81 s'iis''s = qssAs
Win .ne oenef. We cfea'e' Dy one system ~ ops
rations, the appetites and mysery, poverty an
yickednass. which by another scheme Of efforts W
49,. z. $500. \. .;.;..,. =. ,..,,.;. ~. ,,.fs
aAso0s X ~ - s''' P''1''. 80 J. -
1--we authorize most public ana convenient piaca
where the fatal draught shalt meet the eyes Of d
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