, 1873-06-14

stal anoshor .gontleman balo his Iriah fol-
low-cit2ena godapeol In their ondonyor t. ro-
Chin fnllon humanity" Worry oxccllont TINT |;
ana II he 'sa atoppoi 1iglt thoro 1,orlnps5 no
But 1t scoms 1lo did not stop thero. 1e went
on, Aud tho report Bayn tint lo sndd " Tho
hearts and souls Of mon had boon aroused W tho
clnims Of tho Ger1nans, who would not only tlcao-
bauohory." This is roally too had. Thore III no
oxotlso for nuch wlioleonlo slander Of n poop1o
much 1eoa given to debauoliory, or to tho deHo-
grafton Of anything roally holy. tlan many other
Tie report aayp, further, that Remarks Of q
similar, q might DO said worry similar, nature
wero mndo by" oortain other goutlomon; mud
that tho meeting nj journod until Sunday noxt."
Tho reporter dont coll Sunday Sabbath. bo 1t
remembered.
Now, boforo t'Hunday noxt" nrrivon, would It
not DO we1l for tho gontlomen above reforred to,
and their oo-workors In tho good cnuso Of Tom
pornnce, to ondcavor to find out wllat they want
to do, and whether they cannot manage to do 1t
without indulging In propostorouH misrepreson-
tation and Wholesale sla1idor7 Surely they can
not seriously think for ono moment that tho
qcrmana Of Chicago arc not as deeply Interested
in l preventing pro- {, aad avoiding "diaoa9e" aud
any other olaso Of our population.
And do they not know that Temperance"
as known and advocated In Iroland, and as
preached by the ministers Of "roligion Of the
Irish" is altogothor diTorcnt nrticlo from that
which is 1abotod with tho sano nn1ne In Now
Eng1and7 In ireland, Temperance moanB Toni
poranco. And tho Temperance advocated thoro
Is voluntary Temperance. And tho Temperance
p1eached to all protesting "tho religion Of the
isn" Temperance +. al! 'gs Il ia not
suaie. Il never throatons. It doals IN words
penalties: Above a. It is in everything Tenn
anaid, Is altogether dEiiferont. It l. not not Tom-
Porato in all thlnge, nor Temperate in anything
II threatens. It impoHos fines ind ponal
tiog. It ia gealous, and 1ntempernto In
longer. The preacher Of "tho rolig{on Of Now
England, p,.eaches Temperance no more. uo
no longer tros to Eer8u1tlcs mon to be Tomper-
ato. Ho goes in to flno and imprison thom II
thoy arc not. And, with dogroo Of mulishncss
mulo, ho will 500 no distinction, nor make any
discrimination, botwoon forty-rod whisky and
lngcr-boer, between cognac brandy md Ohio ci
der, botwoen Jamafca rum mud Catawba vino,
between the gina Of England and Holland and
Tho gontlomon above referred to have been
taking lcesons In bad school. Il Is MI old pu-
rtanoa trick to nrrogaso all tho light and knowl~
edge to it's own side, and to stigm9tize tGe othor
for its ignorance. Tho Roundhcads" were
crin fnthora1. That tho cnrth ia Tho Lords and
fhst it Ia tho rIchtooug inhoritanco Of MS
Saints" And thon, desiring to rob tho native
Americana Of that day OF thoir lands and hunt
liz and in yIaw. f fhns: " He,olped Tint wo % arc
His saIntg,n And 80 tho Hsnints" ontorod on
their inhorltanco.
Tho spcahcra ut ycatordny's meeting. con,
scioualy Or unoonseiouslly, lave commenced
enca 10 +i,ora T5o r;co ~ observation-disclosures I,ov
essav to faston on The Gor1nnns. Thoy wax do
onont' ntnsive nonsonsieai. Thoy oueht to
@ fdon't % thoy know now that % tic Germans To- eyon whom
not living noxt door. are their noighbors ?) with
nrt a,ch ~ n,t;ro n}acncn n t1o sn;r;t ~ chra.
tim TIM CHARITY. M 0 "'''' - '''' 01''@' - ~N'NN'
Did tl,oy aver seo a soeno li],o this? father
and mother with their chlldren--tllree, or four,
sunfiav eftornnon t1T,c fofhor ~ n Ynochanic
H. I,oa wnrtc5 hora and atordv ali tia nrecoinn
wecls' Hn neoila rccraat;on md froah mir. and
SUNLIGHT. His wife and childron also need rocro-
wa1kinr ] for hoe,irs ia and nro so,nowhat weary.
q,nu ~ a,,,rho1s ~ roron anI sc"t thar1.
selves at n ,ah1n nnIor tha anndo Of 4 aproadiug
troo. porhaug tho yolnror chiltlron roll on tIlo
graas. Poriiaps ono Or two Of tho littio ones
inc pavilion in tho contro Of tho gar-
de1. Tho naronte look on. and think that. after
ali, lifo las sono compensation for thoBee who
toll After O wlliIo tLoy feel rested, Tho music
ooascs for epace, aid tho children collect
around tho table. Tho nothor opens tho basket.
It's contonts aro ynrod. Thoro is a lonf Of bread,
Not the Loaf tl,at Mr.. J. b. O'Connor hds M
nIyxod. Int probably a bottor ono, rhoro nro
Slices Of ham. and pioccs Of naueaeo. and It
may bo roast CHICKEN. Very likely there is
Bo1no oheeso, and it is almost certain that
there is q little not Of mustard. We'll,
tho tho basket is onptiod It's Contents are ,
distributed Everybody around tho table
has n good oppetito, Tio childron oro obediont
aud aud woil-Iohayed aud tho elder help the young.
er. yhilo the moshor holpg ali. Thoy cat and nro
glad, Tho grass. tlo Iowera, tic trees tho
birde. tho broozo tho sun. md tho sky sro 10
gy1uuathy with thom. But presently want is
felt, Father. mother ebjldren. nll feel it. They
thing to drink A Young man Ia ecen serving
something in glasscs nt an adjoining table,
whore ono or two otlor families aro soatod. Tho
Bomothng IN TUG glasses IN lager beer. 1ho i9shor
na ~ no ,,,sea a. 49, " o aor h.t
tyo or tbran nr morn r1nssoa - boar wantcti. Tia