, 1873-05-28
TEMPERANCE.
Meeting at Centenary Church Last
Evening.
Addresses by the Rov. DR.. Hatfield, of
- Cincinnati, Formerly Of
Chicago.

osealnb III LILO oonlonafy ohuFon' 1no gamer
Ing WAS not worry largo one, and was mndo NJ
kind Of n mootinr.
tr,.s " ~. ",vs4H6. 1,s II:
Ano t'oV' Mr' feo1 Prayeo 1oF mercy ZOE LII
fumsoilors who had no moroy upon othera o
woro fighting tho groat Elm, and that powo
might bo oiyon to nut ~ = tota, ord ~ :,
s"s .,,e a,ou.as ~ si''a .x. 70 pqs .osAi Gnu
drunkard's grave, md concluded BY hopinf
1hoeo pfesoht ~oala ontor that heaVon whore NJ
whisky. y.drinkor could ontor. :.
have mado 9 speech Ind it not boon for q port
t}ro,t, H. ,,ae hs,rt;1-, ~ tsvnr ~ ~ r,ovo
""a aoN1.5 4n'oA VI Nv Mo'o
mone, ana "oald epoak hofoattef. a oloao va
taken, might dolugo them in tho fall,
Tho Chair explained that tho niooting was mol
In onnost,o,, - ill., ,,a, ,,oron,ant ~.
- oppon''on osuo ~" Ilosvuvat aaons sne
oolmans'. ~ "as oas tiao Doginnlng o. series
tho public to. tho Importance Of tho temperance
| tnuao Tnc,donto1lv ~ oorrao thn, .ta,,,a ~.
,,,so tho nrotonsta.se ~ .,."a , su's ano" "
r. i,o An,pr"en n,tIa,na 'Dogp g WY 10 e0lnoa no'
TO oo nmaiaoan eltasena' Ihey hnd mado a.
years ago, were In the clutches Of tho Flend.
They woula elso ... hoar Temperance
Rarsan satatis!cs ard haye dramatic reading.
dabollcal mon who wero trying to abolish
Christianity, Sunday, and tho Biblo, aud reduce
overy man, woman, and child to slavery, and ip
tho Eau put an end to tho dreams Of those do
Alr. J. L.. Gregg then read m ,adtrose on
Laborty and saVory," tireaomo and poorly
delivered oBeay brIatling with poetic quotations,
and closing with description Of. dollriuna
Tho Attending physician turns away, viii sn; tears
IN hls eyes, ti ni,d murmurs p "bromde OF potash
cannot holp him.
This gontlemans time Was up long before ha
Sor s bu snie o wen ao. vii" hs p1odueon
doTn, etc. At last ho asked II tho audience
had had enough OF him, md somebody said he
guessed SO. 90 Mr. Gregg folded his manuscript
Mr.. Myers was callod on to toll what the Tenn
poranco nuresu bud dono. Ho said That would
tako all night. Ho wanted to deal with live is
ggnos:, Five Judges were to bo elected Monday.
Tho liquor men worc going to fight Booth. II
tion With the prestige Of sacceas. All present
muet vote, and vote tho full ticket,
no introduced DR.. Hatfield, who was glad
to hear ; , tho5o was well-deanod issue made up
for somo years. crowded out Of sight. Ho b.
aevod tho people everywhere wero going to mt
Rptqp to this thing. The war had chused many
unpleasant things, but ono good ono, that thc
people we're not az easily led. They had an
at Washington when It happened, and bad Sot @
as mad over 1t as d ntld-maunorod mnn
could. At first tho politicians thought II
would not cause any commotion, but It id. It
men to secure d denomination, and especially a
1e-olection. Tho pooplo in tho same :wav were
looking after tho rights OF liauor-sollora. la
would not trespass On the rights Of any saloon
kooper. Whatever should be done could ho
dono without trospaeB1ng On the rights of any,
ono. But no man had 4 right to dis~
seminatc poverty and misery No man
tn % atoai .,,d nt 70 aSe dfonkards than
sShno aco1rae9 nnu 1Sus 10 put ao"n tho
WY. mnuto nscusau ous.nesH. Nuoro shore Wero no
RI,oe-s9opb taefo were no pauperH Or criminals.
1Ao only way to got rid Of tho OWLS OF liquor
.Was to suppress its sale. Nothing else could do