The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14
Something Must Re Done Z

v. NTHIII hat
ding INNS, he dime IIcro 500 ~. 80, :,
our verv mid., n mos, d,n.o,.n. -,
no..d ~ tho ,,os,e,i,y ~ on, -. ..I ~.
freedom Of traffic |, ,v,,v in.;or,ec,n,
afr,;, ,ov we admi, h,, n .,,a..aJ =, -
main uncheck.l II will in . a. r., ,oo,,h.
assume g;,nt proportiop. ana ,,,,m.,olv ,r;.
umpb over ali ols,ruc,iops .n1 o,o,r;do ,hs
liberties of n l,rge and p,,,,oro,. ol... 81
our Collov-ci,i,eps II no, buoh,.d IN ,ho
bud i,s inanence will rcrvod. ,ho or,;,. com.
muni,v. lead 10 the over,br,v oe on, pre.en,
ci,v Government and dic,,,. lao, 49,, will
dr;vo sron, an, mia, ono - a.. -, -.
fuI sourcc. of rcye,ue and iu,,.,o,;ih o,r
tan ,,o,.,,r,. .od ;,o,o,., -. s.il ,,. Al
re,dv enormous ,,,c. I'm, T., q. oon,o ,o
,ho in,
sano,I,;ro NINA, lo doro all l,,.,,v
n rid o,rsclye. ~ ,bc.o ,,oo.Larous cood
,ror,,Ja,.t H. ,ro H., -. -.
m,lo and 6om,le I, ons IA, ohio
~. L.ndod ,ooo,ho. L., a.. -, 81
omn and hindin9 oath. onJ 900 row
ar..rod .,,o;n., ,bo lin. "a. Th.v
,,oo, IN sooro, co,cl.yo .nJ !, I. all
,boi. suo,Lor. nrao w., 4, a.. liz, mo,
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Kin, AIcohoI Now Won mag ,hinL ,bore
4 no d.n,.r In ,h;s lipio bond ,,J ,ho, ,bo;r
c,oii.L onJ crivolons si,rs ,.r,,,on;o. and
eorcv ro,,oI;s o,c 1. mon. ct;lds nI,v which.
will co,se a. soon N. ,bev bccomo re,rv of tine
came W. ,eu Won ,bs,c 1, d,n,er Inst
look at the rapid Increase Of the Order in
membership. IL had its origin in 1851. and
rapidlv sprcad ,hrowino ont and plan,in0 is
root. hers and there. deem in the soil and
sending its life.blood from civ IN hamlet
until AT the prcsent day they are almost as
numerous as the lands on the sca-shore. Look
at our neighboring town Of Somerset. Why,
three wears ago Somerset derived an annual
revenue Of about fifteen hundred dollars from
the tax on retail liquor-dealers, and to-day
she derives not a dime. Individuals were
made to suffer dozen houses were vacated (;
the landlord lost his rents, and the families Of
the men who followed the liquor traffic we're
made to suffer In many instances, il is true,
the men who had accumulated fortunes by
the traffic turned merchants; but lively
competitor was the result But the worst
feature about that place now is, il gentle
man who is accustomed to taking his morning
drains visits Somerset, he must, in order to
indulge that high moral right, procure pre-
s.r;,,;o, s;,,od Inv seve,teen srst-cl,ss nbvs;-
'ians anu 'ilIee "asisu"'e7 oelo'e nc ga" se'
smile Why, just loOS of II, gentlemen
"Suppose a man was 10 get snake bit :" it's
,,.lio- ~ Tho g., iooroo In y;ox ~ sucb :,
- - ',. -. L. =.
ureauiul Contingency We oe'i1 II oui uu'! "
public servants TO sound the note Of alarm.
If somethinp il not done 10 check the growth
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VI ''''S III ''' '''',
venture w prediction that IN less than elgh-
teen months from to-day a temperance ticket
will he nlaceJ u,on our n,ll.books the adyo-
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cd'e7 vi TINS udiii'i'ole Ne'es' wa INV NV
power, and the high right and privilege which
you now enjoy, unrestraned by popular preju-
dice Of n social glas, will be- ruthlessly
snatched from Won. The traffic of liauor will
h. ban;sbod from onr m;d.t anil our chief
derendenc. for Iiouiao,ing the enormou. debt
unor opr o,eoon, Female Collcge will Inc taken
from NJ. Lest some NAV think We are alarm
;.t. xe nubli.b below the pla,f,rm of this
;,s,;,u,io, which I'm. for n. purpose the
overthrow Of our present government;
Il. Total abstinence from all intoxicating
liquors as a beverage.
I'd. No license, IN any form, or under any
Slrcui'i i lol 'le Sa'e VI Su'h inquiry W
"A The absolute nrobibition of the manu-
facture, importation, and sale of intoxicating
liquors for such Purposes-prohibllion by the
i ~ I'll ' LP'op, - e. Zinc
Of sucb enormiiv
4th. The creation Of healthy public opin-
ion upon the subject, by the active dlssemlna-
.ioil o. nun ~ al VI. '"o''' A"O"" W a'
nh The election 81 good honest men TO
administer the laws.
9th Persistence IN efforts to save lndlvidu-
aS ,i a All nun. ~ omOnsi,;on anJ difI;cnl,y
until our success is complete and universal.
Let all frcemen rise up against this common
enemy and cry il down, Let the influence of
the religious norton of our community be
broucbt IN hear apainst il. "Tbe Church of
God il all-sufficent TO protect the morals of
the community. If the Influences of Chris
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