Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-01-09
After music by the choir, adjourned
till 90 Z. NJ.

and exercises opened By singing b tn
choir q - -f-- 3 '' .
The Constitution was amended by stri
king ont the word male" in Article !
and allowing ladieslequal rights, anaAal
SO by adding the following clause =ani
such other adult persons as sign thel
names to this Constitution aud the fol
lowing Pledge: ..-..-.-.---..---
We the undersigned pledge oqrselyet
not to make, buy, sell, drink, or gly'
away, anything that will intoxicatc, Q
whatever name or nature, except for med
iciual Or chemical purposes, and that W.
will, BY all proper means, seek to advapc'
the Temperance cause, j um ,md.it
| Several persons not connected with any
othtr temperance organization then, be-
came members. III Id'cn i9daiodg Z
The Committee on Resolutions. through
the Rev f. Wheelock, Chairman, report
ed as follows; .es.r b D i-pp3 Ii Dnuo
! (Ihe resolutions are those Of the Staff
Temperance Convention, with the addi,
ton of the following :Nqij1d nns bip,
| RcsoiceG st, That our. primary and
chief hppe for the rising geperation is il
their imbibing love of temperance as q
cardinal principle; and that consequent
| ly our fist duty is with them. to educate
theme to bring home.the subject toaheiI
conscience aud their manhood j .u5tsu
"a, That in this matter we. sh ould inol
rest until a public sentiment. is. formed
which sets the face of all good cilizcEs as
u flint against the use and sale of all in.
toxicating drinks. r'.@ H2'd '-u 'l'
And the. report was accepted 1i4 90
The resolutions were thep. acted upon
separately, and after an animated discus
sion, which showed the vigor of the Soci
ETY. in its determination to SUPPRESS the
traffic in alcoholic drinks. they @erc sew
orally adopted. aIfs ,ept Uwo7.
The following resolution was then ill.,
trodnced ........,.,...,-
Rcssioed, That VIC will not support, fol
County Commissioner, any man. except
he be a living aud practical friend of Che
temperance canse, and Que who will strict
ly couform to the law in the appointment
of bis agents. ....
After some discussion, which touched
SUuo""a; upon ene aoI'o'i Vi 'ne pat, GU
Tho followinc resolnt;on WINK tho, in.
troduced and adopted: ,,.e IA 81 i,l H.
Resolred That a town committee Of
'hfee Ior each town III me county O.
,r; tt'" y ~. snv $500 49, ""Y ' ill.,; r .
time existing in the several O. towns, and
call meeting of the temperance men oil
said t town TO choose delegate, d to a Con.
'u". a ~ 70 ~. poipl ,1; C1nn' Uo'nolS
towno,na ,ons odJ;';oS.i far sys, " ,ws su :,
five voters in said town. i. '.r-,T =.
The following town committees were
then chosen = SO %. SIN D2~m .s
.Johusou--S. II. Pcarl,qAaron Dodge, J.
Baker.a Oh sna -a. .l.lg Oh D,Dsla l.
Cambridge. J. W. Turner, NJ. Stafford.
D. D. Safnrd. i'ati a-'a.. a' b..
lMolcort- .R.oF Parker, L. ?. Fairman
Rev. II. Herrick. .ei .H.o boss b.n
! WatervilleAHenry Wilbur, Rev. afr
Bragg Gnfiarlburt sos sai b
I9lonMGeorge Sargent, Horace Wait
! T. O. White h1'a.' .'f''-i Z3'2I s'a
Alorristowh--Hon. g. W. Hchdec,g H
Saaord. Rev. Il Bartlett. .o' o' 40
| stoSe-R. Washburh, J. B. Slaytou
u 'meA'''s'cr I'D.
'Emore-a Camp, G. s. Parker, A.
N! Kelley. "o"'@ 7''"" ''a.''.'''g az 2'...
HydepafkNJobp Oily. A. Morse
Vim Page y1iaFfo h'tAbyI to Ho7.sfF'
.,....s IN,
De'Videfo- nos ro'ter, ., % cClplitpp
D. Tillotson.. 81 4 ''''' '
| Morrisville was then chosen as the
place of meeting in july. '-'' st.
The followisg; resolution IlIi was then adop
led by rising voto after Being ell amended
50 Il to include thanks to the speaker lfo f.,
4 ! - =. I -
his Excellent lecture. O'ui'e ''' '-'" p'
l.. Res55tved. That tho u ~. dial thanks Of