Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-04
Edward Eyeset spon the Inebrsstes

| bingham.ou, Mr.. Everett made q brief
speech, Of which tie following Is al inter
esting portion:
IT is good day, sir, be the weather
wha! it may, for itis eonsecraied 70 a god
work. You are taking tie frs, step in a
great enterprise Of mercy and humanity.
Sir, tie duty which society o3es 10 tie
interesting class FOR whose relief this in
stiiusson is founded, is one Vi the most
important aud the mos, delicate which il
has TO perform. What SOCIETY ought to
DO, what j, can attempt hopefully, is a
question hot yet perhaps satisfactorily
solved, at least so far a. coacerns the
great authoritative expression Of the vii
and power Of the community IN tie form
Of law. How far, in VIA; "ay, the law Of
the lard can be applied 10 remedy aud
mitigate the tremendous e,IIs Of inte,n
pefance, is not jet pcrhaps satisfactorily
solved.
! But here We come. sir. brought together
" u" %" 'ha' Creates " d''i'ioh oi "pi"-
! Ion--the law Of i0gs-.herc We are all
mag '''r@'es ana ai subjects. In o5edie"ce
10 the dictates Of The law. sir, W. h4Fa
! come together, friends and fellow cisszen..
to take The hr'i step >" founding an inst
talon ~hieh 1" TO 'urnish home i0f tba
! ho"Sesest. fEiNSe IRON 'D~ "ofti ibat
/ visits it, own (ay'ts with .ela aeyr.riiy
upon the fraI aDI suffering Of oar race
kindly refuge y here they vii. be .sceig
ed in the hour Of teir e.tresntg, aad
welcomed "ith a.! tie co,EfyFts ~bieA
the:r c"nd'tio" demands; am especially,
-iF' "h"re In"y VII H. ssn.oiri i.on
TEN Pt@i'"n-
heh''ea from 'cia aP'ai'"a ~ aAf'ag
these interesting ceFs"''hies 'i'at "e nave
witnessed al tie laying oi the corner s'1se,
"he" the mos sublime oi !ei'I'ons from
the "isesl and Best o. Master, ~as -
feafeH BY those f1tarra= ab4 tB@n=2aGs
maj STOOD with HHs9'es@1 beads "is"ea-
'nS iGe performance "as -trHc@ @iih
force "hi:h o"n J base meter ie.L teton"
"i1h 'ne sequence Ci 1ae i4s@s. Lean
rs not 'Hio Temptation that comes hs-
iore de.ivsraDce .rCE. eEi. Lead - u9i
INTO Temptation. t@ffs.--se a.f, ("
great moral poet has sail
W. :. = nor ..'.r q .a-h ,s.ts1r rai@o'
,,
f''
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! '-'7 '-''@- - -
Bat 1t is not 90 With Temptation. BIZ
temptation Is n'f nl4s'Hs tn'hsfef' II
100 Ole" comes m ioFe'F iorn, clothed
with grace and beauty, cscsei %N7 gar
lands speaking IN q 'IlSery '"'cc ana call
ing to US when We are Oh oar guard
! h"i - what y" hf-t n.ea % D@ PFotec'e4
fro'S' E''i, 'h' h'deo"s monster; Is"
/ persons "h' base fuJ"yed the ORG n@FE
advantages q aH 'ancaI5'f iH lni. part o'
The "'rif' lev PERSONS tba! nave a"5ihth-
that can I've called viFfuous home, are -
great danger Of being lei astrag 'sT ths
I h'deous monster. when Il stands a"ft--
them IN all Its Matte he.nTp'sty. ba. @f1
IS sale tfom the e.rcean Eg!ee OF tsnpsa-
Ton.
/ Ar. President. the reTs-ead and sln-
qHeni gentleman "bn preceded me, said
"En great jHs''ee ihAt you we're not oniy
laying the foundation OF an asEiun for th''
State, but u II succeeds, you have laid tas-
aag corner stone Tor hm1iar asylum
/ III every State OF the "ioa. 10 every hing
dom Of Europe. iAPP'aase.I Hasn't q
( bNen - "ith eferE great Improvement
thai may be elassed With ;bis? Wasn't II
( - silh prison disc pine , There - not
IN all the ei't5izea world, 'xfefs safEcs
I IF you include Naples ~ the civilized
Eor'dl place where the OIL abuse. 10
/ prison Discipline exist. The humane
/ Treatment IL every where iE..:a.ej and
adopted. 30 il is, sir, xith asy'ams f5f
( the insane. ! he oil cruelty : done s@ay
with, not in Ncs YORK, IL Philadelr rbi4
anl in Boston alone, bat throughout the
world
! So il will be. sir. Will he asy'rm for ihe
I inebriate. lie, ihea. arst steps result
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