The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-25

ue.s5lis.Yn 70 support no man lot once
Mno y ilena oI lne liquor interest," inasmueh as
neY arc PIescnoed oy tne whole most OF distillers
ana vende5s Of intoxicating Poisons. fI n
M, IIeVoL ught the TAX Ing lower ground.
e aeyou iiVh pnncipie In tnls reform, not because
pc ! na9 q n9talng o,lg 70 lose. ,1.a .s,..,...9
.. =. Oaiy said the resolution had political
bearing 20 did not see that y was taking lower
gIoggnd' twas only meant 70 tell temperance men
seeklng elhee, where tney $1,000. Pollnela1s were
tifalu oi oiemPerance. Temperance men Of hamiT
ton county were marked. There was secret as
soeiaiion which took note OF them; ana twas com
Posed OF wings ana democrats altts ~.
samuel trevor ned always been Whigi ana Q
sIern wing, put ne had come 70 me Determination
70 ABANDON me wing slate Party, II necessary 70
carry temperance heIorm. y was ume young
men were eyeryWhere enlsled IN we WoFk--thai
ela men LeheM5u snelI gr9Wtn, and that matLons
anu malaehs "efe acuVey engaged LOT temper
anee. - b, T,l lg III,
JOhn WaggOher Onered lew remarks, When lne
6th resolution Wasadopteds Htii asf. "
seyenth resoluuon- , Il,l .. ~. a..4i..,
kesolVeq, Ihat tne people OF vermont are en-
ttled 70 me gIautu9e OF the owned Worid lof
Inelr yote on lhe Gun lnst approylhg o. law more
stfngentin ls provisions than tne ant-liqnor law
OF Maine, ana thlsln tne lace ol Ine combined OPP
position OF tne pOhncai press, ana the mlhlohs
the lqnor trallc. rams. .,...,
Il AoOpted Wlthout discussion. ,E
The report OF tne committee on business was
now disposed OF ana Ee ConVentlon was prepared
70 near yolunlafy Iesoluuons; .ratt..
Wm' I. Ooggeshall onered the lohoWlng reso-
lunoni
Resolved, That the thanks Of Temperance men
every where in the United States, are due the New
HoTk tribune lor lIs eofreGt ana energehc
Oh Ihe ma Maine Is Law e. Prlnclple.
nc sald the ltiOune was PaPe, oI ls,ns, anu oI
some very &ooo lslls, among Whlcn was Ine NAME
LaW-IsM' Every oay mere was sOmethlng ID tloi
Temperance. No other daily paper In the United
Stales tooK az stlosg grognd; ~ was Wlelalng
great influence, ana the inends oI hquer were re.
monstratng Win me editors, and protesting against
their course, but they were firm. One man had
recently written 70 tne editor asking MN w9y ne
perance out of the In6uneH He answered that
the tribune was good enough Temperance
paper ior hlmi ana one was enough. Whie the
hquorltes were tnus opposing the Lrloune Tor us
good WORKS, lempeTance men ougnt 70 deeiare
tnel[ graVncauon; ne hoped Ine the reS0luuon
would meet no objection.
D f'Cay seconded lhe resolutlon, anU was
Unanimously auoptea'
Mr. Murdock' th9 seGTetsLy was oOngeo 70 ieaye
tne UohVenuoh' Dr' "RdsWorIn was appointed
70 nll ms place.
Mr.. M. EDwARDs VA otiered the following;
:, Resolved, Inat t9e lrenas OF Temperance IN
hamllton county ana throughout the Slate OF ohlo
give tnelr Me ana support 70 the organ OF Ihe
temperance heIotnl Dy Saosctiplhg loI tne salnes
o.o EuwSs ~ ssu tnSs tbs Repo's ha TSe
a. go w n L. -
press us1 % s9staiheu M s3Vo =,
Temperance man Woulu nov wAls 70 % sVllclIeu 70
Sake our LempeIahce paper, Dus ne Toui9 seeh "
Me Me migh1 gSt Neal LOW anu IT ye"ose IN
Ono, DuE INC OnlS OIgan 'Wouiu 40 more
tnan Dotn 9i theni No PaIy--ho .y ~
cleIy couid 90 Wl5nout us paper. a Inan VINO
Wouiu not take = ieinpeIance PaPeli Was un-
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tnlng had peen esng y y coensys Iu' .o5e
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