, 1869-09-01
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
fnforinnl Meeting or tho Dele.
EntCA.
b New Party to 10 0rgaui1od-Ropubli.
cana Will Not Prohibit-Tho
Chicago Politicians
Exoyshtna Tabloid.

4 preliminary meeting Of the delegates 10 INC
Esi,onal Temperance Convention. wss held last
cTrning Al the otr.cc Of fhr 7f"rrrhn<' Adrh>ttf,
10 decide Informally upon thr polio! aod purposes
of lhc convention, Mt J. II. San l'oiu occupied
the cnnlr, aud Mcssrs- J. T. Spencer, Of Ohio,
John Evans, OF Mrhfan. and l. +. Kaufman, Of
Icun., isallts, wrrc srrolatet, socrr:aslcs.
rEkLNIkANr KEhARxA
1udgr Hack, ot rcnrs.'vau saii It wonlt be
wrl to lay s'nwn some programme ut tho prclin-
nhrr meeting for the great convention. Bome
Though, It wou. tc better That they shoull nut
fal uut with either Of the great political parties,
tut he honfht |. woultl be t.etrr tu 70 on IN the
fra: pft'ol. md independent pf parties They
w.!. I'M prohibition a. the result 1T tetn1 aatl-
nrner. "''trh Was a 'aw uf no,i, lie Other 1po.a
LAWS. md they nanteh tia, Law
i;strtc1 IN Hans atntuie inok.,
Stealing vn wsnnr, and inscmrrnnce cqral1, an.
Tsr rnrsrh sfn!fc in strong drink. ~h,rh Va. now
fErtHrfrt hy politicians. ni:st tr Suppressed liz
trusted thrs wnnlI fnrm Rnnlhcr nt,1 hatInct
rrh:frat rrcantYasinn from r!:het II! tlr rsisslnc
nm o., = rnl srIatnt" sHr:'srl.ra rirrft tfan 1hrtn
crtrr r}ttl its sentiment. I hr directing H.lEh hc
en'nl!1 It It neutl t~ rarurat, hh:. t1HRh It tnHht
ttrfr tr."latl1 IL tnnfr ltr rau+r, It woltlf hntr
.fa Influence, t!r Trusted There rault l'r t!lr
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t4n FhItIl l,rIhs fssHtt, ri iaatana, 'cini'usan.
t,H II e"l lE sHtilith H,I'i!illtaIa III lliu sHIlt
s.a' but FiAl1 lt;!tIttn7 4~nt a1hl III It1 attIi
tltrt taIl 1lH 'I1ai.ItE l'!'au;T.'s uf ihn nnrl,
N"aa MI Hsa1.1 tht's. ll.snViltT.l liz went IN
u tt!sIAft I'Atl}.
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". tinfttlis II tuu'ri'rai, ahnnaf II the,
sAIlt:l, Anh It HuE! come ',aHn IN u um ulu
lns-r!1l l,aH}. lis t"pca II An,'tnhy wanted u
fprA1 ~ lug 0thcE hl.tr II! the Gnr.I,on, the,
t1ll}1 1T n!IHWt,i, aH iI+ra. s1ni ~nn Aeip then
nlenF. LstRH II ihcy were ouitnsci u day. the
could fill % o. md keen working until 1hrr Il.
i;ept of tle it.Tupcfspcn orra,lI,atio,, tirrn. d
not thnk immediate political aci!nn c1pctrni
nl:, so With many either friends who wese IN
so forward, Ard iEry would carry the douhles
with them, Just tn konn as aure.sA t,cgnr fn !Hl
uron Their bnnnera lle bcllc'etl tn having 1nur
moral s'lnston when the rarty WAS formed thA
bef0re, fHr M eoo a. they wtnt Into politics thc
.ou'a have to nriug uosal suasIon to bear upo
Nt. Montgomery, Of Indiana, seconded th
rc5uIutinn-
,c1ncAGo POLITICIANS AND E.sMAEk.
f,;t,fcrn did not Know the Wssl it Tier advc
1!ectl in the papers that everyone could speak I
thc ccns cntiol', he knew ro!!sl:fsns In tho cit
Md runi II. II th~y iut ,,t!ed throwing open tn
doors 10 everybody. they had hcttcr engage IN
M a 'n5 nan n chcso 4. e3 called Y
Germans, Who would sais uutll 10 o'clock a, nigh
'a:h.,i. liAIahier.i in in Thai way "lIsnars
wtu!h desttus s'cla1c. aud hrcak up the rnecttu
IHST KNOW ClIlcAGb.
Mr. Goo.el Of Connecticut, bad no idea the
would tr such "o1k III Chicago, but Chicago ut
AEeW l,tkt-
MF. Kus.cll cl!lcd for The question on the reg
aut.Hu.
porbTs AMI FEAk*
AF. Roberts. uf Massachusetts, Thought thu
wefr ErinE alcHd too fast rn'lrely, In tncIr rr
rsace.
Mr. N.e.elt considered the resolution eIn,nIF =
aic,t VI Inc nplntous q, The Delegates.
Mr., u, Il Pcr-Iny WaIte,l IL vutc. 30 TINT I
tcsvl!t KILN wha. thcg were Et,!ng to do. II iht
dill NIT 70 Ior n at,,aratc political rarty. h
xan:4h 10 Ep hutnc hy the rlrst trau. tf.auxhtr1
Ms. Jsu'fsis thought they wc1c iii te1rbic hu
ray. Th- Itsolutiou woali no. !e binding On Il
dullre convention, anh he could nut, therefor
the u.e u yut1ug u}sin it. He puuiI yo
fnr l, In the cnuse,lt.un, hut mt betnrr
lir. JOctitn. II Michigan, Cllief lot tic que
t.ua.
Mr. IsulPr3E ,si,et ri their a-t1on xnnl} nfun
rontyt ytl the convention Jhey should net ike .
iLittral lp.!!i.E nt,l consult 1T Nrst 81 thai VIII
ihr3 nj 1T IN:u cQpyeft1nu tGrr might wuYk Ii.
1ru1r.u..7 Ilr thought Tue 'frT tIrps.nt cm,
tnnl,ol aiA prtrout III the ruiIsrntltu i,z nr,lnr
~ init "
Mr 1eu,i}fe1I nj st. nu!s 1norrt an etper
ent fn r,in,,i mn I ih rt..,Iutinn tc tf,,
ttnn fpt nrtirn The chairman paIt TINT Tns
in.u.,n.i ,nec,ins. "a the couvrntiun hhi moi ,
lrraulze1, Iher rlrt for consultation sttnnlr
c ,nt runyep,o If forne In "a am tesnlutiun m
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