Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-04

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as If any SgIe1g which may Be involved
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81 sDoafauyisahe wamaa .dosb. fhatao-.
lnon ARD suffering atheusand tidsss iaarss
sgn s9!s 1nR than ls ffyn asy pYlaiaaaal aisa, as
e Tiio truth b that thase th ID no qumes.iosa. m a.
before American people to Gay that 81:
gins to match iaimpoatance she tsmpsfs
auco ahss.ioh. Tho question eflAmeri, 4
can slavery uas never anything but d !.
baby by the side Of this and we prophecy
that within ten years IL not within Eve
the whole country viii bc awake to it,
and divided upon it. The organizations
Of tho liquor interest, the vast funds az
its command the universal feeling among
those whose, busipes is pitted against the /,
/, national prosperity aud the public NOR,
als.-these are enough to show that, up;
on one side Of this matter at least, the
present condition Of things and the social
and political questions that lie in tho
immediate future are apprehended. The
liquor interest know there is to be q
great struggle, and It is preparing to
meet il. People both in this country
and in Great Britain are beginning 20
see chs eaosHity of this business, a1,e,
beginning to realise that Christian civ.
ilization is actually poisoned at its foun-
tain, and chat there eanbe no publication
oft until the source Of the poison is
dried up. @F sa'T '3
Tho country is to be sincerely con-
gratdlated on the fact that She wine
Interest i6f the United States dees not.
|. promise much. Little native. vine, after
ail our paipssa king, finds its way 70 .
gedtleman'a table. The California
wines are d diaappointme;ht and q . fail.
ure, and The Western wines are the same:
Neither the dry nor the sparkling
Catavba, takes the place .ofi anything
imported. They are not popular wines,i
and We congratulate the county. that
they meyer can be-. Tho lager,bcer
interest IS istndeavoring, in convention, To-
Separate itself from the whisky interest,
claiming ;towbe' holisr aud more respect
able than that. a They rafe all tor be
Jumped together. They arc all opposed
to sobrioty, and, in. the end, We shall
and them all fighting side BY side for
existence against tho determined indigua.
tion ofa long suffering people.
H9 A respectable EngIsh magazine Il.
ports, TaSi 81 factsasouraging tnomens;
That Of the filty thousand clergyman Of
The church of England 40 many as four
thousand actually abstain from tho use
Of spirits So, .twelfths Of the
clergymen Of che English church con.
sent to:be dumb dogs on the temperance
question: How large the proportion of
vine drinking ,olsfgymsh may BIO in this
counzry Q We do, not knov, bus NO do
know vine glass stops the mouth on the
subject of temperance, whoever may
hold it., Awine drinking clergyman is
d soldier disarmod. He is not only not
worth . straw in d fight; sleas q part Of
! the ia,psaisaensa Of tho temperance
army. We have % good many such Co
carry, who ought 10 be ashamed of them.
selves, and who very soon will be.
Temperance lava are being passed by
the various Legislatures, " which they must
sustain, or go over, soul an body, to
the liquor interest and influence. Steps
are being taken on behalf ofthe public
health, morals and prosperity, which
they must approve by yoica and act, or
they must consent 10 be left behind and
left out. There can bo no concession
and r'no-l Compromise on the part Of
9tampeFanca men, land no quarter to the
foe. The great curse Of our country and