Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

BIZ much depends on attention to The
.freouent assembling .nf ourselves toge' b; !;
er," We thereby gaiu confidence, ana
impIess seutimeurs Of respect upon ,IHe
minds of ,hpsc who are uot will US. EV
ery one who ever attended meeting u
the State Temperance 3Socie'y VIII say
,ho, ne was benefited in every Respect
and that he thereby became a more ex
nert, and more thoroughly armed s"lui"1
inr The contest with Intoxicating Dfanhs'
Al this time, surely, there is nncb I" make
US anxinus to he ready l"r The oa'l'h IL
this great cause. Our Capital Is IN dan
ger, Intoxicating drinS is degrading Il,e
f?eemen OF Richand District 10 IN" c"ndi'
linn of mere serfs Of the Candidates.
Other Districts may be similarly situated.
The election is nnw past and over. Now
is the lime 10 preufnt similar results tor ths
future. South Carolina must he s"oer'
and 10 ynu, my brethren, she looks Tor the
oreal work of making her 50. Without IT.
r. Isyerencp, the beautiful language OF 'nsp''
ration may be well placed j" her u!ou.h'
as addressed TO you Come up 10 me
hsiO of The Lord, against the mighty
During the past year. We M.'' ,1, "a"
State Temperance Lecturer Lle"f' Chas.
Fl Duryee' in the field. lie 'aoored most
efficiently. and mos successfully in Chas'
lesion, Laureus. and Sparauburs. and we
hone his labors IN mbsr parts nj the SialC
will be signaIly blessed before our a'o"a,
meolips. liz will be presen! WIZ w. ~
is qveN aDOrih a tripto Columbia 10 near m"S; :;
A. our approaching meeting, VIZ snali
be allowed. | hope. 10 see represen1e,a''Se'
from the Sons OF Temperance, the tecn''
bits, and the Juvenile Cold Water Armies
recently organized in our Stare. "hlhs
can interest you tnnre Than 10 nave 'ne
principles of Love. Purity Fidelity lem
Derauce. Benevolence and Religion. when
charscrerize the Orders Of the SONS OF
Temperance and the Rechabi's, properly
explained and sci before you. The Scrip;
lures tell US, tree should be Judged by Its
fruits. These Two Orders must be Judseh
in he same way. and if they exhibit mafks
of love, mercy. reformation, temperance
and religion, (as | am sure 'hey can me"
lhey will he met with an open hand ny
VERY friend of temperance and humanity.
hnpe The delegates of these Orders w!li
come with their Rpgaia. The Gold wa,
Ter Armies, interesting as tho Offering ol
youth aud innocence Oh the altars oi Lem,
perauce, will deserve The couutenance and
encouragement Of every friend OF The
cause. They. hope, will DC fully ropre-
sen,ed, and br,ng with them their banners
and their insignia.
All our ANIMAL meeting. officers are 10
be elected, and The place for nurnext se'n'-
annual meeting is TO be fixed. These. are
very important mal'ers, aud worthy oil We
nv serious attention. The latter becomes
unusually important from the fact, hat
il is provosed 10 hold our next Semi Ans
uual meeting on the nexI 4th Of July. and
in rbe Town of Columbia. IL is hoped
,hat il may equal. lin that way, the ereanl r.n
mee,inp held in Chafles;ou. Al II. lne Dc,
summer meeiius) We nave the promise ol
,he presence OF Georgia's gifted sons
Lumpkin, Strong. and o Others. .te1 :,
Eacb Society. including The kecha1i1ss. ,I,.s
SoIlsref, lEs.asneeralse, II aao zoe ooa = {,
better. The,meeting willhe held innl ;Ibe
Carolina Hall on the Wednesday, alier The
4th Monday in November. being the 29,!,
day Of the month. The President OF rht
Washington Temperance Society of Co
lumbia, ard The Executive Committee ri
the same, in connection with the w. p
Of Taylor Division No. S. Sons of Tenn
rerance. are requested to arrange for a pro.
cesson, 10 rake place Oh Wednesday night,
from the Carolina Hall o,hc State Hpuse
or Methodist Church, whichever place
they may select and obtain The Rev.
w. Fl. BaruwelI. James Upper, Esq.
Rev. w. Is. Yates Of Charlpstpn-Juiln
G. Bowman of Coumbian-W. Thurlow
CASTOR of Camden, and Charles H. Dur
yee Of New York. will be expected TO de-
liver addresses. Two evenings will be as.
signed for addresses should uot one suffice.
JOHN BELTON O'NEALL,
Prest. of lhe State Temperance Socie-
~. Columbia, Oct. d, 1913.
The New York Journal of Monday.
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