The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-19
Brewers Supper.

bne 1HeNSi1 bAAvhf NvAi iPVoS4S Ho DoAA0f9t
of all the master brewers, with one exeep-
tion, Nv. G.Crippen, Of the TiRes, we pre-.
sumo, in 6oyingtpn, Newport aud this city,
sat down 70 sumptuous supper at the Ar
cads coffee house. Il was in celebration Of
the first anniversary Of the organization Of
their association. m
Mr. WIZ. SoHULTz presided, assist, by
Mr.. JoHN scHiFE. Some thirty or forty per-
sons were present, all Of whom did ample
justice to the good things with which the
table was loaded bylIt 8E.
After the edibles had been disposed Of,
the President read the following rather anti
temperance.
-MAtA RroULkR TOAsTs.
/. The BrstDers' Uaaon Of cineiatati. MAY the
into existence, animate its members for ever.
2. temperance IN sIi things, even On Temper.
Gnco itself-thaI's the doctrine. 9ia Eai1sgsisQ
3. TAs FaNdfic Struggle now going on, fT the
establishment Of temperance, by the destruction
OF individual liberty, Il unworthy ef a. enllsht'
oned people. hsr fs ssra5af. "a fal \
4. The Mai1o Liqgor Lal0--so called--lt y the
'sbIue iaw'' OF the nineieenth --eonceived
aud brought forth hy the same narrow minded pol.
icy which dictated lie ''6lorious predecessors'l
~ two hundred years ago. 8Nltf g
8. TAs TsmPsranes Gsgisitnira ~ a. Estate ~
Maias,s-They were csrtainiy N the Estate OF
Ini0xicatiOn,p when they passed q law forbid.
ding the use Of the product OF American skill and
industry while "John Built" is at perfect liberty
10 supply the cellars of-thelr cotton aristOcracy
with be own liquors.
9. Our STATE Lsgisiatars. rs.--Composed of West,
ern ireemen, aud actusied BY WestTn liberalityf
it will never sacrifice the liberty aud property o.
the people upon the altar Of blind an reckless
fanaticism.
Each one was Heartily received and respond
ed 70. o
Volunteer sentiments followed, accompanied
BY songs and brief addresses 10 the German,
English, and French languages, and the rslA-
tiOn Of many humorous anecdotes.
CAPrAN RGDTER Of the Journal happily
responded TO the sentiment OF ''The Press
He spoke in the German language, and was par.
ticularly severe upon the "Maine Law"
To the sentiment The Local Editors Of Gin.
cinnati," W. G. CRlPPEN, Of the Times gave
the following: -.-.-.
TGsB,assss Of Cincinnati: Examples Of in.
dustry and enterprise. Peace be with them
BY Mr.. Fly
"a Heo hepuph0' Win Hee ueue anu equul
BY Mr. Fortman-- ..r a. $500
Msy the spirit OF harmony sud friendship man.
tested At this meeting, always charSeteriEe our
association.
By Captain RGdter--(as a continuation Of
the above:) -
And be spread among tho nations TO the utter
mOstends OF the earth.
by Mr.. Billiod--al
The Mean (Maine) Liquor Law, We wish it
aspeedy burlalina grave Of malt
By Mr.. Johnson
The Ladies--bless 'em.
"The health Of the President Of the Society" ="
called forth brief speech from that gentle
man, In which he alluded with much Satistac-
tiou to the good feeling which had always char
actCrized the proceedings OF the association.
By Mr.. Bonte--
The Bre1csrs Of CiReiaHati. NSSOPort aHd Cou'
ingfoH! May they never be la want Of Barley.
Many sentiments were given, ia the German
Language, which, Of course, we could not UNDER
stand. We have forgotten Others.
About O'Clock the company adjourned all
expressing themselves highly delighted with
the eDioyments Of the evening. We deem it
no more than right 70 say, that It was one Of
the most orderly assemblsgss Of the kind we
have ever attended The only liquor upon
the table was the pure Catawba wine: ~ pro-
vision in the consultation the Association Is 70
celebrate each anniversary Of its organization
By supper
We cut the above proceedings from the
Daily Tines, and insert it for the gratifca-
tion of our readers, as well as to keep them
posted Up in regard to The dOiags Of the Op-
position. We regret to see the name of W.
G. Crippen, Local Editor Of the Times, as
soeiated with the proceedings of this meet
ing, not in his capacity as Reporter, but as
4 participant in their proceedings, feelings
and sentiments. The sentiment offered by
this gentlemen, comes with good grace
from one who daily chronicles and witnesses
the scenes at the Mayors court, where more
of misery, wretchedness and squalbd pow
erty are to be seen than at any other place
in our city, and nearly all directly traceable
to the article manufactured by the gentlemen
he has SO highly cOmplimented, if we are
to credit the reports daily dished up for the
Times, by this same gentleman. "oh, con-
sistency, thou art a jewel
O. "The Brewers of Cincinnati, examples Of
industry and enterprise Mr.. Crippen,
we are sorry for you, indeed we are!
A man that has chrOnicled so many muir
ders, suicides. assaults, riots, fights, and
petty thefts; and who has, time out of num-
Der, in eloquent and pathetic strains, de-
nOunced Alcohol as the principal IN all the
crimes and vices Of our city, and pen such
sentiment, deserves our pity, rather than
our eensure.
The secret of Mr.. C.s friendly feelings
for the Brewers is, he has declared himself
candidate for School Director in the Thir-
teenth ward We shall have more to say
about this meeting in our next. 60.
:. DWe call the attention Of our readers 10
the advertisement of O. H. BrOdfuehrer,
Boot and Shoe maker. Such Of them as de-
sire articles in his line, will consult their
own interests BY giving him a call. We
happen to know that he makes as neat and
substantial boots and shoes as any man in
the city. Give him call
~ The wheat crop Of Ohio, for the last
year, according to the returns of the asses