The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12
TEMPER aNOE.

Lodge was duly oTened BY Bro. Mccoy,
W. e. T. The following lodges were rep.
resented:
Cadiz-0pr Countr's Hope.
" John Browl.
Scio -Scio.
Observation-Disclosures.
Athens--Naw Athens.
Georgetown--0ur Nations Hope.
Hepcdale-Uur Yong Men Hope.
Freeport-Froeport
Moorefipld-Gaol VIII.
Harrisvilo- HarriNille Lodge.
| Deersville-Deersvils.
The W. c. appointed the following offs
GERS: w. G. T, ". RI. Mccoy; W V. I.
Mrs. Eletty Grace, Scio; r. S.. j. B. Fas-
ter; A. r. s., 7. P. Harris w. T., James
Amos; w. F. s, G. Fl. Wright; w. G.,
Geo. Sir~ mands; W. NJ, J. II. Stewart;
w ID. NJ, Miss Lizzie Danner; w. r. u.
s, Mrs. Pntinger; w. L. H. s, Agnss
Maxwell; |. G., Miss Matte Philips, @,
G.. John Stubbins; 2. W. G. T., +. B.
Jarvis.
Bro. W. II. McUoy delivered an oppro-
pirate sdir6Ss. H. then introduced Bro.
A. NJ. Collins, State Deputy, and Lecturer
who gave rs some beautiful remarks Az
ter his address the r. s., read a communi-
cation from the Monitor Lodge, No. 379,
VT. Pleasant, Ohio.
Bro. A. NJ. Collins introduced Bro. Mass
ters Of the Connotton Lodge who addre s.
ed the Lodge On motion of Bro. Mccoy
committee Of Six was appointed on Res
olutions for the order.
Adjourned to meet az O'Clock p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Opened with prayer by Rev ". II, Nor
ton, after which Bra. Collins gave an cx-
panatinu of the work of the order
The Lodge was now opened for remarks.
Bro. McCoy came first, and made a few
remarks, followed by Bro. Morton, Bro.
W II. Brown, and Bro Bruce. Sister
! Buckley was called for, responded, and en-
tertained the members by one of the most
Instructive and pleasing addresses Of the
Cay, follow q by Bro. Pitts Bro. Mansfield,
and Bro, J. f. Offer
Bra. W. II. Norton introduced the lol-
lowing resolutions: ....
Ras2lrci That we hold a Convention of
the l. O. G. T., in the month Of May, in
New Market, an / that c)mmittee Of one
frna each lodge be appointed to
arrange for said convention.
On Motion of N A. Hanna the Lodge
Daputy's were appointed.
Adjourned to meet at 81 O'Clock ?. NJ.
EVENING SESSION,
Meeting opened with prayer by the Rev.
Rrown. Bro. ". II. Mccoy introduced
Bro, A. N. ColIins, State Deputy, to the
Audience, when Mr.. G. gave his farewell
address in his usual happy style.
Report Of the committee on resolutions
came next in order when the following were
adopted:
WHEREAS, Alcohol eDsavos the appetite
and deba Sos tho mini, wniteil cmbri.gle4 the
pas<inns and unnerves the soul Alc9ho,
makes bad laws and breaks guod ones CON
trolls the mass Of politicians, and elects its
candidates; rohS our treasures, fills our
prisons and nonitentiaries, poor houses and
aSyiums; separates families, engandAr> do
maS.c strife anl ha,ral; n cil5 at the Of,
f'rts Of the Christian Churches; makes
towards auI cravens ot wauid-be good men.
and finally, fill, our hul with thinves. and
j ith -, q l.
carnatn. Therefore.
Reso'gsd That, invoking the aid, Of Al
mighty Gp3 in this can,e, W. solernniy
piSd &c our no nor an united eiEnrts in an
unsel ing warfare aglin>t thiSmonster
Resohc1t, Thai no pulpit can b. silent on
this subject AMI uQI De taI-e to Christ and
humanity.
R.solre3, That "a mnn,tcrs Of different
Lodges We viii have COMMITTEES appointed
70 get up petitions and ca1VaSS the places
whore oar 10 gas arr Iorat d, for the Sig
nature Of our best citizens, requesting liquor
sellers to deSiSt from not only vio1ting the
laws Of our State, bat the laws of huma lty.
Resofred, That it is the day Of ali tenn
parance mrn to attend all the primary con-
vcntons which shah be held for ncmiaaring
end ,lates for public Office, aud support foY
oiii &c only men who will labor against in
Temperance and ail in the enactment and
enInre'h't1t e. or or 'aw: nronloIlng ne MANI
nr nn. Ca" Iar;t;",,n , '',~o",' M "o'' '''
ResolrrI, ihat il is the drtv Of TEN npr
ance men and women to cn'ti"ate fraternal
telling towards alt friends OF t'mpcrancr
OF Wnat"V9r i, 'ac'' denomination or poll,lc&.
, Fes9'rea' thnt We as a body extend t"
l,'f MS 'l1t - "Hr C'n'tY' N re'nSct att"9
the o'd aNh klndl "g anew the the temper
heftn;9 'ee'lng among US, IN establishing