The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-20

We can give but brief abstract Of the
address delivered by Rev A. j. ingalls,, at
the Rutland County Good Templars Union
held ai Brandon day before yesterday.
MIR. lyGMts Address.
Mr. ingalls, said he supposed the audience
would mostly be very happy TO make his
acquaintance. His subject was not tenn
prrancc. but something pertaining to tenn
pcrancc.
TIM ADVANTAGES, DANGERS ANp DUTIES
or ASSOCIATIONS.
as applied thereto lrtemperance is all
evil. and it is uur duty to do all we can to
remove that evil. For this purpose we are
organized.
1t may well be said that almost every.
thing is accomplished by association. So
ceties are organized for every purpose.
Would they improve the law, they make II
society.
Would they produce order, they mus.
make a society. Would they improve agri-
culture, they make a society. Would they
improve horse racing, even then make u
society. And so on, the speaker presented
many other instances of societies being
formed.
MS pi!ncIpie ol ASSOCIATION Is worthy
.iIo a.'en.Ioi VI riic phi.oso,iier anu cliIis'
Ian o1oi IA ous '''er,is vi "Ssool"'
eiI, We 'D,,p.,1m ,l'"on Hy Picseut "a
forces and act together like disciplined
army Whole states may be inundated
WIN u''tS' wv anu "'ch van W. jimmy
s ~ ,ncl o".'''"e ~ Sel,tialeN: JIM e.
-, ,I.e 't"' ',i",'o. i'''"iv' ~ poi.i"s
tnrpusn iu,'y mountains Jams man atone Is a
wan tIc''"'r' anu me" gan "uriiith ana
,uv'li'''' nv ~ "uu'''''N ,ua' ui"pPS III
so'ltn"V' az ''Vi' sl-N' ~ human
couh'ehan'' gives sltch8'h ana encourage
lhent
social principles and associations arc the
ihaih-springs 81 improvement. society
serves Us ny bringing Us OBJECTS To work
upon and improve. Our social connections
are the means by which we act.
Ii, then association is SO important in
every other interest, it must include the
cause of temperance also. The most use
less men in this world are those who will
not combine. such men reminded the
speaker OF Jeremiah figs they are either
Gt,I thnrn may ho or nvtror,e ia ossoc,.
,;n, NJ n,s,, :hn,,lJ iosn lie ;nji,.iJ,ol;,,
AMI 1sno,I nnnn snniet,. ror 'n,ninn:
~, nv not nnslaya ON; cnnscinncn g.
o,hors hnt Viii rrc"lon onJ with
fonlin,,s ;,,,Iavtol IN "nr o,,r
hrnae,s yy,;ttnn thcrn Ia. rho hand Of Coh
II !" o,,iv b,. n,,ttinr forth THE ;ndenenJ
encc thnt We cn,crre from, cbiiIhond ,rhnsc
who rnn,,i, ,ass;Tn and nosiIr n,oI,led a.,
tenI their chilIhno,, to ,bn ior,h Wha,
MIGHTY intlnrncn thorn /. son,e,in,es in
smile nv n fro,yni T'La r,stin ~ o,o I'll,
hon on connoitis,, mia T., n,o,,,rI 20 i1,
every rihlon in the con,,n,,nitr 1nt,erino
There NAV hc n n,cchanicai rer,lari,,. 81
conduct Int thrro is mo- cool ~ inrita,;on
no basis in such n man orr ,rreat Inty j.
to derive GOOD from society We sh6uid
think and net with others without loein"
our opinions and individuality.
In almost every community there is a So
cietv of moral reforners. and men also
who are passive and ready TO fall In with
custom. fashion or popular leaders. who
profe,, much, but when the time for action
comes they are not there.
ne Htulltiadll lOl no uoUDl THAT -AbidNul4l
was greatly usappoih,tr.u III nul nil',ils 'cI
'7'' 80 49, -,