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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

CALIFORNIA NEws.-The intelligence
brought by The Illinois and Northern Light
is NOT Of a very important character, the lis,
OF murders, affiays, dues and casualties
| is terrible one. and shows ihal the rcck.
lessness so Characteristic of Americans on
This side Of The Sierra Nevada. on The other
side has gained lright(uI strength.
The Mexican Consul Was arrested in
San Francisco by Gen, Richardson, U. s.
Marshall, for enlisling men for the Mexican
army. He has recruited about 500, mostly
Spanish, Italian and French, the latter being
preferred. The ship Challenge was chart.
cred by the Consul 10 convey, them 10 Sono.
ra, and they had embarked tand The ship
s.ood down the. bay. The revenue cutter
Frolic gol under weigh abou, the same time
and soon overhauled her and ordered her
back.
Mr.. Rames, who has been travelling in
Sonora, says The people there are much an
noyed by the attacks of The Apaches, and
are friendly 10 the Americans. They are
bitterly hostile 10 Walker and his men, con-
sidering Them robbers. and are determined
10 give Them bauIe il they appear in Sonora.
,Roben Greenhow. ESQ.,, la.e associate
law agen, OF the Uniled States. and the au.
:hor of anexcelIen. history oa Cali iforna and
Oregon, died in San Francisco March 27,
aged 81 years.
The Chinese seem 10 bring their political
difficulties TO This country as we'll as the Irish
The baules between The Corkonians and
landowners among The Irish, are rvaled by
the fights be,w weenihe Rebels and Imperial.
isis among The Chinese. A California paper
SAWS;
About Tour hunureu Unlnese, lrupv,i~l:...
and Rebels, engaged in ia pitch battle, ir
Greenwood Valley, Fl Dorado county. After
fighting several hours with sticks and stones
The lmperiaiss ran. Two were morIllly
wounded. and fifteen others received wounds
more orless serious.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
Further by the Arabia.
ADVANCE in BreadStuES.

HALIFAX, April 25.-P. M.-The steam
er Arabia arrived here this morning, with
advices from Liverpool 10 the 18th inst.
There was u good demand a, Liverpool
for Colon and all grades had advanced Cd
al Sd. Trade had slightly improved a,
Manchester.
Flour, Whea, and Corn were in better de-.
mand, and prices had advanced Is for Flour,
Cd per bushel for wheat, and Is per quarter
for. Corn. Western Canal Flour is quoted
al 37s Cd. and Ohio al 39s.
Lard was dull al 54s, with declining
tendency. There was fair demand for
Pork and Beef
Consols had advanced TO 87t.
The Emperor Of Austria and the King OF
Prussia were negotiating. No battles are
reported on The Black Sea or The Baltic.
Advces from Spain stale that ample re-.
paraIions have been made for the Back
Warrior affair.
The Russians have opened the pors Of
Japan.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENcE.-.The lates, news
at Liverpool. previous TO the sailing Of the
Arabia, states that affairs or the Danube
were unchanged; The allied fleets were al
| Varna.
| From the Bal,ic il is announced that Ma.
piers fleet suddenly pu, 10 sea in conse
quence OF the ice having broken up,
Ii was reported that The Russian Minister
had been re called from London, bul the re-.
port is conlradicied.
| The Auslrians are reported 10 be entering
Servia.
All The coniumacous Greeks have been
ordered 10 leave the Turkish territories.
The Glasgow steamer was injured ir The
Clyde, and was discharging her cargo.
! A dispatch daled Copenhagen, April llh
says four steam lrigates, under Admiral
PlumriGge, had been detailed from Napier's
fee, and sent TO the Gulf Of Finland.
A British frigale had chased Russian
corvette into Seayeaborg.
A dispatch from Berlin. dated 18th inst
says than B. de Tolly would proceed thence
TO Liverpool, Immediately. on special mis-
sion.
dispatch from Bucharest, dated the 9Th
instant, says no baille had yet been lougn
on The Danube.
Advices from Odessa OF the 3D.. say all the
English and French vessels had been order
ed 10 leave the port.
| A dispatch from 81. Pe.ers5urgh, dated
The 9Th inst, says reserved battalion had
been called out, and second reserve bat.
,allion for each corps.
dispatch from Marseilles says tha, Ad-
mral Brual will be replaced BY Admiral
Hamlin, in the Black Sea, tor The purpose o.
4 giving Admiral Dundas the chief command
of,he combined feet, and Gen. 81. Arnaud
is 10 have the chief command of.he com
bined land forces.
! dispatch from Copenhagen, Of the 14,h
says British (rigaIe was ashore near Dram
1 ego, and could no. be go,otf.
4 Adispatch from Hamburg, da,edihe l4sh
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

RALPH LEer Esq, of Ironton, has ad
dressed no,e to the editor of The Register
s'aling lha, IL said ed,or does NOT re,rac
cer,ain charges made in The Register agains
him, (Leet) he will commence sui, Iol
slander. The Register rrjoins as follows
I'VE have said nothing bu, the tra,h with
respecl 10 Mr.. Leel, which we can easily
subs'anlia,e, and cannot possibly relrac, il
We have not YET done justice to The gen,le
man in this war OF his against his nrighbors
and ,ownsmen. and il would be bad show.
ing for US 10 reraci what iue justice We
have already done him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY Q. 1854,
RE We have received from v. B. Pal

EE We have received from V. B. Pal
mer, Newspaper Agent at New York, an
advertisement headed 100000 Gifts for
the People, with request to publish. The
price offered is fair enough, and assurances
are given of the honorable dealing" of
the proprietor, who has conducted two for
mer enterprises of the kind Had we no
other object in publishing newspaper than
to make living, we should insert it with
out hesitation; for, we must confess, our
sub-treasury is not likely to burst from the
weight of surplus funds on hand. We de-
cline the offer, however, because we believe
that by publishing the advertisement we
would be Indirectly encouraging gambling.
We regard these "Gift Concerts" and
"Gift Exhibitions" of every kind, as Lot
teries, to all intents and purposes, and we
regard lottery gambling as the most seduc-
tive and dangerous form of that vice. Lot
teries are prohibited by law in Ohio, and we
believe in New York. also. Yetthese "Gift
Concerts" are permitted to occur with alarm
ing frequency of late, without the slightest
interference of law We repeat, they are
Lotteries, to all inteuts and purposes, and
the fact, (which is frequently urged that
they are patronized by ministers and Church
members do not make them any less vio-
lation of our laws against gambling. We
regret to see them SO universally counten-
anced and upheld by the press of the coun
try.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

TEMPERANCE BILL PAssED.-The tenn.
perance hill, synopsis Of which may be
found on the frsl page o! this paper, has
finally passed the House, and needs only to
be signed by the proper officers to become q
law. Il is by no means what was demanded
by the people, but, as il is grea, improve.
ment on all former laws of Ohio on this sub.
ject, We feel disposed 10 make ihe most Of fil
The law is a much better one than we had
expected from our present Legislature and
we feel inclined, therefore, to return them
our thanks for the small lavors granted. By
The lime another Legislature is 10 be elected
the people will have had lime 10 test the law
and see wha. change Is needed TO render il
efficient, or whether any change can render
it such law as The people want If not
they can renew their efforts 10 elect Legis.
laiure which viii; pass such law as they
want.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

FINDLEY DISCHARGED Andrew Findley,
indicted with William Kissane for forgery
in Cincinnati, and who was tried aud con.
vicled for the ofsnce a, Lebanon, (by
change Of venue, and 10 whom o new trial
was granled, has been discharged Onh OaOn
recOgaizancel He was arraigned on SaIur'
day, when Mr.. Pruden, the prosecuting at.
.orney, stated that the principal witness for
The State was not present, and moved for o
conlhuance; but Jake Finn l,hs Cour.) de.
cided lhus The STATE must proceed, and The
prisoner was discharged. Cincinnati does
not send The worst of her population TO the
Penilenliary.-- S. Journal.
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Democratic Mass NIeetIng

To THE DEMOCRACY OF MElGs County
GENTLEMEH:--You are requested 10 meet in
Convention at the Town House, in Bedford,
on Saturday, the 18Th day Of May, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of delbera-
ting upon The general interests Of The party.
Tha, there may be no misunderstanding
as 10 The purpose and intent of this meeting,
let it be distinctly understood, that one Of it:
main purposes is TO council upon, and re.af.
firm the great principles of The party; thereby
repudialing and dives.ing ourselves of all
disorganizing elements with which a viclo
rious party, reposing upon their strength are
100 likely 10 be affected.
All who have labored with US in building
up The party from an apparently hopeless
minority to respectable majority, will up
preciale The necessity ofihis call--will doubt
ess respond by being present, and with lheii
votes and voices aid US in keeping the old
ship trimmed for another pictory.
One more day for The cause of Democra
cy. and ali is well.
By order of Dem. Cent. Committee.
H. B. SMITH. Chr'n.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

HocKlNG Valley RAILRoAD.--Mr. Bor.
land Of Lancaster lhe energetic president Of
this company is low in town, and quietly
devising and ofeanising for the ways and
means 10 build md equip this importan,
road. SubscriI<;9n 10 a handsome amount
have already ben oblained, and corps Of
engineers will bspu. on.he line within three
weeks. Il commences a. The beautiful town
of Lancaster, and follows the rich valley OF
the Hooking fof 70 miles, until il reaches the
Ohio, when twill NEE, The Parkersburgh
road. The beautiful country il will traverse
must give il large way business, although
its principal advantage 10 Cincinnati will be
The opening up OF The vas. coal mining re.
sources Of that region. The company in.
tend 10 prepare The track for the iron from
their own subscription, before placing them
selves in the money market. Something
which few Western roads have accomplish
ed.-Cin. Columbian.
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CouNrERrElrERs ARREsrEp.-The Wheel.

CoUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED. The Wheel
ing papers give an account of The arrest o
Two men-one named Olney, the olhergivine
his name as VAIL but who is known by The
name of Z. H. Smith, - Grave Greek Va.
for making and passing counterfeit, half dol
lars. We presume these are the same per-
sons who annoyed the citizens Of this neigh
borhood las. summer. one Of whom was ar
rested Of the instance Of Mr. Daniel. The
lCllowing are The circumstances Of the pres.
ent arrest:
"The prisoners were arrested UPON u.
S. warrani, based upon sn indictment found
by the last Grand Jury. The indc,men
was based upon The following circumstances
1t appears that several weeks since, mar
in the neighborhuod of Crave Creek fell in
with ,he prisoners and made bargain with
Them for the purchase of $4,000 worth o
counterfeit half dollars, which they said They
would give 10 him a. certain place on lht
Ohio side Of the river, 10 which they ac'
companied hm--he having paid over lht
stipulated price in purchase. On their ar
rival, for reasons perhaps best known IL
themselves, they ,old him thu the boxes
lwo Of Ihem) had been removed, and ,hu
they would supply him with The same article
al another point " cerlain time which they
named. AS We have been Informed, the in
former was p,esen, at the place and timt
agreed upon and did not meet with the Sales
men above mentioned; whereupon he waiIet
upon the propef authorities and gave inform
alion against Them. The matter ol The in
dctmenl has been kept quie, heretofore, bu
The case seems from all Thar we can hea
quite clear against the prisoners"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
MOnOmgaheIa and RavensyvOOd
~. Railroad. l Y ss.s,r

At meeting Of the citizens oI Jackson
county, Virginia., held in the iown of Ra
venswood, ON the l2.h day Of April, 1854
for The purpose OF adopting measures for tht
construction Of the Monongahela and Ra
vensw ood RAILROAD, on motion Of w. Park
Esq, G. M. Rice, Esl, was called 10 the
chair, and Henry Filzhugh, jr., was appoin
led Secretary.
Alter an explanation Of the object OF ,hl
meeting, on motion Of Henry Fi,zhugh. jr.
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Rssoiued, Tha,a meeting Of the people o
Jackson, friendly to the Monongahcla anc
Rayepswoot Railroad, be appointed TO NEE
a. Ravenswood, on Saturday, the 22d inst.
10 appoint delegates 10 represent the Interests
Of Jacks''n, in "a general convention Of the
friends ol The road. proposed 10 be held a
Fairmount, Marion county Virginia, on Inc
l5lh day Of June next, or a. such lime and
place ss such convention may hereafter be
called
On motion Of d. Frost, Esq. /, was
RESOLVED, Thui the chair appointa COM
mihee Of five 10 draft resolutions 10 be sub
mi.ed 10 the meeting 10 be held as afore'
said. l.
Whereupon the chair appointed d. Frost
w. Park, w Frost, H. q. Fi,zhugh, r.
F. Nc hor,er; and on motion Of d. Frost
Esq, the Presiden. was added 10 the com
miuee. 4lt fgH
i On motion Of D. Frost, Esq, il was
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

SELF DEFENSE AaAIN-Friend Hoy is
slightly mistaken in supposing that we are
opposed to the principle of self-defense.
1t is true, we do not attach so much impor-
tance to it as Paine and others, who call it
the "Grst law of Nature" Still, we do not
question an individual's right to defend him
self, in proper manner, where his life, rep
utation, or property is in danger. This is
not prohibited by any law, human or di-
vine. RETALIATION, however, is frequently
mistaken for self-defense, and, we think, has
been by our neighbor. This is expressly
forbidden by God and man.
The fact that some men teach what is
right and practice what is wrong, is no good
reason why others should both teach and
practice what they knoaO to be Drong. We
acknowledge our liability to err, and when
our errors are kindly pointed out, take pleas
ure in endeavoring to correct them. If any
of our neighbors think us hypocritical, we
have no objectiohto their calling our atten-
ton to the circumstances which led to that
belief Perhaps they have what appears to
them good and sufficient reasons for think
ing so. We hope they have. Yet it may
be that they are deceived, from having but
a partial and imperfect knowledge of the
facts. If they think it of sufficient impor-
tance to investigate, we will cheerfully aid
them to the extent of our ability. If not,
they have our permission to live in the full
enjoyment of their present opinions. We
hope they will not think it unkind, however,
if we remind them of very wise injunc-
ton of Scripture, viz: "Judge not, that ye
be not Judged" or that venerable maxim
which teaches those who reside in vitreous
domiciles not to cast missiles.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

JAPAN AND RUsslA.--The last steamer
brings The news, thai The pors Of Japan have
been opened 10 The Russian ships. If this
is true, The Yankees have been, for once,
oulwilted. Our flee, was there before the
Russian ships, and on the same mission.
Our Commodore delivered his letters, apd
promised 10 return in three months for an
answer. Soon after he left, Brun steps in,
demanding immediate negotiations, and ef.
fecls his purpose. The Russians are also
maneuvering in the neighborhood Of the
Sandwich Islands.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

GADsDEN TREATY MISUNDERSTANDING
TON, April 26-rhe Union says The Gads
den treaty was ratified by The Senate. l.
arranges The Messilla Valley difficulty, pro
vides an eligible route (or railroad. nbro
gales The lllh article oi The treaty Of Hidal
90, and recognizes The interference Of tran
sis granted in 1853 over Tehuan.epec; (o
all OF which we pay ten millions ol dollars
The Union inlimates that The treaty vii
lead speedily 10 amicable relations between
our Government and Mexico.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

New ADVERTISEMENTS We forgo. lus.
week TO direct atIen,ionlto the advertisement,
in another column of the steamer "Skipper," !"
which runs between Marietta and This place
These small boats, designed for local trade
are great accommodation TO oil persons
sending freight or travelling between the
smaller towns, and should receive The pat.
ronags Of all. The Skipper is we'll fitted up
and lhe Captain is an accommodating man
Try him.
W. Slivers gives our patrons small dose
this week with promise Of more in our
next.
Mr.. Co. has atiasi arrived in Pomeroy
as will be seen, BY reference to Robbins ad
verlisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

d. . q
Col. BENTON ON NEBRAsKA.-Old Bullion
made stringent speech in Congress las.
week on ,be Nebraska mors,rosi,v W.
l.u ,Lr.L !. T.C,a.,.
' ~" 'o'" y P'o"'" y. "o e"e'
nan Uezeue saYsoi u;
I'll, is fully up 10 our expectations. Il
bears from beginning 10 end, The impress Of
The cultivated mind and original genius Of
its distinguished author. He commences
with reference 10 the administration MOI
very complimentary, aud passes on 10 the
Union, the organ OF The administration in Q
way, decidedly The reverse Of compliment.
lie then enters upon the question involved
in The Nebraska BY, and there his greal
answer OF argument, sorcasm and rid
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

which about 5000 600 worth of properly was
destroyed. IL orginoied in the hear, of the
business portion Of the lchy. The sufferers
are Messrs. Lane. Brown, Beach. Carer.
Ford, Hensloy Il Co., HuviIand. Falderon,
Cohen, Tanning, Courtney, Gille., and Hy.
alt.
LOUISVILLE, April 26,h.-The steamer
Trabue run into the steamer John McFad.
den, eighty miles below this point, and sunk
her. Three lives were lost. \
ZANEsvILLE, April 26-P. MA large
company leave here tomorrow Tor Cam.
bridge. TO celebrele the opening OF the Ohio
Central Railroad 10 that place.
BALTIMORE. April 25.-A boat from Nor.
folk, reports Thar the Falcon put in there in
distress. She had Uniled States troops ON
board. Part of her machinery had given
out
New York, April 29.-In consequence oil
an article in The bank noIe list affecting the
credi, of The Pequonnock Bank at Bridgeport
Mr.. P. T. Barnum published q nole this
morning, vouching for The stability Of The
bank and pledging his private fortune fOl
the redemption Of its notes.
The Hermann sailej to-day at noon fol
Bremen. She takes on. 220 passengers anc
over $500, 900 in specie.
The Herald's Washington correspondence
says that Commodore Newton. of the Home
Squadron, had an interview yesterday with
the Presiden, and Secretary. His refusal
recently 10 salute The Spanish flag a, Havana
has met, il is said, The approval off lhe Pres
iden. and Secretary.
On Friday. the 96lh Of Nav next, ther'
will be another annual eclipse of the sun
1t will continue about TWO hours and fifleel
minules. and obscure about eeven.lwelfh
Of ihe sun. This extraordinary eclipse vii
be similar 10 lha. Of 1895.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

A police officer named CYRUS BEBEE was
murdered by notorious burglar calling him.
self Davis, lasl'week in Columbus. Davis
with some Others, was arrested for burglary
between Newark and Columbus. Davis es'
capped, and reached Columbus, and while
some Of the officers were endeavoring .c
relake him, he shot Bebee through the head
He was living at last accounts, but no hopes
were entertained Of his recovery.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

The thai of the Wards. for the murder Of
Butler, the schoomasler) in Louisville, is
progressing at Elizabethtown, Hardin Co.,
Ky. The venue was changed from Lolns.
vile. on account of The difficulty Of empan.
neling an impartial jury. Eighteen lawyers
are employed for the defense, among whom
are ]. J. Criuenden and Thos. F. Marshall.
About 120 witnesses for defense are in al.
tendance, among whom are Mr.. Guthrie,
Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Prentice, oil
The Louisville Journal, Mr.. Preston, Member
Of Congress from Louisville, and other
equally distinguished characters. The Courl
has forbidden the publication Of ,he ieslimo.
ny. We have no doubI of their acquil,al
They have plenty of money.
P. S. Since writing The above, we learn
thol the Wards have been acquitted.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

Loss OF THE CALoRIc SHIP EsIcssoN-
New YoRK, April 8--The caorc ship
Ericsson capsized las, evening onIhe Jersey
tla,s, in squaIl. She went down in twenty
feet wafer.
lis though. oil on board were saved, as
there were Two steamers and four schooner
close by aiihe lime, which were also much
damaged.
A soii boat was capsized q. the same
time. and four men on board Of her savet
themselves by clinging to the bottom of III,
boat.
The squall is represented as tremendous
while il lasted
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

A GREAT MAN HAS FALLEN!-The Arctic
has rougtlin,eligence Of The death of Prof
Wilson, the christopher North" Of Black
wood's Magazine. He died on lhe Sd d
April. al The age Of Sc, having (or The las
four years been unable 10 discharge his du'
lies in the University Of Edinburgh, from
paralysis.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

SuIclDE.-Mr. JoHN PYLE, formerly a
partner Of Mr.. SHAW in the manufacture Of
Smut Machines, and well known in this vi.
cinily, committed suicide al Athens on Sun
day night, of last week, BY cutting his throat
with razor. He had been much addicted
TO drinking, and is supposed 10 have been
deranged al the lime he committed The acl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02
ries. Il has occasioned considerable excite.
menl in The city.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The Journal ol
Commerce received communication from
Richardson & Co, who learn from pas.
senger on board the schooner Canton, from
Jamaica, that on the 18Th, near Castle Island
one Of The Bahamas, he saw large three
mas,ed screw steamer painted black outside
with bu!warks inside panied, apparently hel
yards square; and The steamer had no ap.
pearance Of being in disabled condition
The schooner passed within two or three
miles of the steamer, but could see no per
son on board.
This screw steamer, is supposed by many
to be The lost "City Of Glasgow" though i
is not certainly known to be.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

"A large sum has been subscribed In Bos-
ion forsa silver service, 10 be presented 70
General Houston Ior his seasenable and ei-
feciive defence Of The New England clergy,
in The United SAFES Senate, when assaiied
by Senator Douglas An address has alao
been prepared, setting forth the obligations
Of the subscribers 10 him for his manly de-
fence Of ihe cause Of freedom ana the right
or pe,i,ion when I, was assailed, and asking
him 10 accept The service as testimonial Of
The gratitude OF the subscribers. lei
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

The Grand Division Of The Sons of Tenn
perance me, this morning. in this city
Present, Rev. A. Duncan. u. W. P;. WIN
Bremigan, G. S; DR.. J. B Thompson. G. T
J. H!Gilman. G c.; c. Harman. q. Sent.
Rev. JAMES McEIroy,G. Chap; F. d. Kim
ball, P. G. W. P. respectable number o
The Old members, as well as many o.her
desiring to be initiated. are in attendance -
o. S. Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-02

The Grand Lodge Of Ohio al It's recenl
session al Zanesvlle, passed resolutions de-
carng the use Of strong drinks as bever'
age, violMlon of the principles ofOdd Eel
!...ushin calling upon The subordinate
Lodges, id .ke necessary steps ror 'ts-',v....
plete eradia4lion Of the practice.