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PEIi4s., Jan. 20. 1886.
1Tp Jlegr Eiy.eud-I see from the papers that the
DE,sor6 ,rrs q ,a.sed Ia second reading a bill to
,anaaf - F,+r.;,3i ;,,or a e. and If e exnpr+-
ttday The brf viii uass the bo,rge OF Representa-
lives.
N,,ss LET ne prnnose TO Won and through YOU to
our pafty taat they forthwith pass biii requiring
The Commissioners Of each County 10 nave erected,
and pafed Al al i2e crossroads tfons4 win nan
Iii = q ',,,i,. ',~i,1 =, ais sl,r fl5ir
-tbe thirsty ,yhiskey drinking damociats may have
their fH The county need not be at the expense 9i
ienGlng ~ Inc fons4s lor iaeFe r hot . 42S ~ .ts
Ia5t5i II n MI H. snnr iitf;n more t5aI srTrIi
idg di>tsace Of tbe vie troE.
II does seem 10 fne asihongh The DemoeFafs were
eFesofe9 t9st an Ne eE'ts q 1g'l.' "
i95tf6e an,g ioTfilyf, ,baf ts gl;tfea4a,ty which
II corsits4r The true rartv tae couarry, shoaJ
identiig ifsSil with ke,d RAGS and ittlNs ray aear
alGss asyily & 5eo ~ ~ vie
tlrlg. r. ,,,,t.rs ant tn M io,f5n,.t how lauch
q the run sellrra' money may pass trpn their poek
e's 10 taose q The Democratic neg9efs; Sow; al
.on Jug y .,a ,aJ rasts ~ ne ;niyidsl
~. fao,Iy or the community. from fiin-drinkns
Give me oue example il which run-driuking has
formed e1e ntaR or lhlIy years haFe Geen asa
80 80 ~ bo De,osrat;c y,enhers tr
1ae exan,glr. ask il fron the DrnocaArIc mem
bers Of the Legislature because it is evident all
who will see that they are the friends ofram' and
.uat Fo} = '4s,t HIen| Suitiy 'Iey gay. sSE
w;Il have big Mas ,erfarc,@t far All rbe nfqriors
wniskey-souls in the Legislature | trust in God
that 1ere is humanity enough in the Senate TO stay
'he enfhlps wrongs O. the mouse Aon{s truly
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- IL ABOVE Wllpe loHhq 'e'ieF p'FpoT' Ing I" 'a'
teen written ny fne key. JoHN CHANheRs' wnlen
we publish as one OF tue feifaoT@tag PRODUCTIONS OF
the age and to pors that the man who gets dranS on
aHHtte'sFls IS more dePiorable object than the man
VINO gers dfoaR on farkef WhlsEey! More '"fe'nPer-
"|eIang1age nan uat employed by MI CHAMHERs' IN
this czSte could not eanate from TIE most confirm
ed drnukad nthe State and its effect upon the pub
tic mind viii do more injury to the casse OF temper
ance than Mr. Cean to COED should he pc permitted
90 live TO lecture and write this sRE4 Tor the
next fifty years Because this ReveFeI& &aeenteman
cannot carry hs ere"e measurers on me subject OF
temperance he reco1s@@s that the Legislature pass
biil fe7@lf'nS the CommiSsoners 10 erect fro"shS
at a the cross-roas in the State, audfH them arih
.chisAey Tor the use Of Democyats whom he denomi-
mates as below the hog species! Dssraceful senti-
meat to emanate from a,tl ngR, but much 30
10 come from Minister Of tie Gospel. The ileca-
ao that the Democratic members of jhe Legislature
5,i5ea by the rum setJsr'' ia passing the bill
Tor the repeal OF the 'sTug-Lalg, is the strongest
possible evidence that Mr. c. was faioItcet5d, {by
inbibing heavy draughts Of flhaticiso) when he
penned the pusri5e thought. The lowest grade OF
drunkards want no better law, for Hetr lcnc6t, than
the JIG LAW, which seems to have strong
place in the affections OF Mr. c land he. and his es-