The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-09-11
THAT TEMPERANCE PLANK.
The Fr.eud2 oi Tempe ance II Council.


over the ih"jo[I'! ".l.iiS' -tIE!;>'' l4''!
appointed NoitiiiIi.ige ~ "a "tteh 10
consider tiie au' iS'tDii;'H nm; oI calling I,
State convention; iiiS committee Oh
fiteeh, coiil.' "a 1iiLgI"l!ct I,i, men
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us in sustainina, this action. i'm the CON
test and at the polls; and that to this
end we prepare n short address TO our
teuperance friends throughout theState
IN he siuned by the Committea
In carrying ont this nurpose we most
reSpectfully decIaIf. rs our Judgment.
that tb. t..,nnerou,... rasoIutio,i embraced
i'm the DIatform of the RepubIican
Dartv is all i'm tIta nrpseut iuncture of
affairs. that we can reasonably ask any
uoIiticaI nartv in Ohio to rrocIoim Ii
is in these words:
..Res0[ced. That the restraint of in-
tenperance and its causes to tine full
extent of the IegisIatiya indiciaI and
noIice movers of tho St,+a I'D H. for.
feiture of DubIIc trust for imtoyica+inn
are demanded bv thp moral and material
welfare OF society and fine STAT. ;,
If all that the terms of fills resolution
may he fairly undarctood r., u,aar cLoII
be nut in force and f,ithruIIy coyrind
our Lv tho sa,.e,.,I I,ro,,.t,l,. - tI,l 60
eruucut which arr. Inantionad and iftLa
EepI,bIicans ns =, bodx tbrorT,Eont tLa
St.re shoII eyert III: ,,o,ror - - fnu
aytant in tbis baLaIf ond if H. frio+ds
of temneronce Shall nTit., Ne -, Laartrr - ,n,
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vi 'iIc Gic"' poli''c'i l'ir'ieS ol lile 0t'Ie
Pi''ii'liiS i'aciI SEutreiE upon ii teiliei-
''''.ioi'ii '"Ncu III 'iiiH liSh'' II
i3 sie'l'iy ""N;'iiced STEP ana SHOWS
ihe 1"''"''i'" vi lAe movements WHICH
nav ~ e'' iii''Ge "iihli' me past iy"
Lioii'i'H. IL TIE Whoie Dody ol Ilr
menus VI 'eilil'er'iiice III iiie oiate co'lu
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ti'ic - no uoupt pllt tlle! coulu carr!
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nave !u!i coiiluehce tllaC We lilul
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'ii"I 'ii''! I''tNe SSihlit'iii|eu WIFI tilc
""iil''ii ; movement Wli'h we say iiiat
'heH VIII, WITHOUT " uIsSellthis t"i'',
sustain Iill9 "cti"h' ana Us" tii'iF utmost i,
eIi'''i''orS 10 insure lhe success oI 'ie
part! WHICH mas adopted IT,
we appeal 10 our temperance lrieIl"S
VINO nave honestly differed IRON US OH
the LICENSE question. AS tii;'I Is no ION
ger HNiiS ISSUE oelofe the peoPie oi
Oiilo' WI! can We ho' ail ul!i'e On th,S
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ZION We shouId u,,I,.-it,ti,,,,iy ,.iv.. IN
our adhesion 10 fine nru,ncr,Ii,. ,aftv.
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friend. wl;n ,r,. or',.,,,ig..,i into n rnIitic-
al marty chilled ,ha 7.pr,I,ihifin,, parry
No third n.,rt,, lr,..1,i,,J ~, H.. i,,,.,ia
basis of teunaro,ca LaS ha.,, ,IJn to
carry or,- St.,ta j., ~, - IN.
In Massachusetts and orI,pr Eastern
States, the friends nf taun4rance have
achieved all their success tbrough one or
the other of the nrevionsIv eyisfiur mol
itical parties. Can we bone 10 do beitar
in Ohio than the friend. Of Temperance
have done in New EurIand where they
have been battling for the couse at tLe
ballot box much iongar than we have,
At the time when the Prohibition Par
ty was formed, several years since,
neither of the great political parties took
decided temperance ground. Both usual
ly Ignored the subject But within the
last lew months the whole position has
oeeh changed Public sentiment has so
risen Oh temperance that both parties
have spoken. The liquor interest has IA
plank III the Democratic, as THE temper
ance interest has i'll the Republican
platform Can temperance men hesitate
WHICH party To support, when inevitably
one or tie other must triumph at the
polls:
We may, with propriety, state for the
information OF ali Concerned. that 1t was
the deliberate purpose of tine friends OF
temperance III this city to join in Il dis
tinct political organization, mad not one
or the other OF tie political parties Of
the State placed itself, through its Con
Nehtloh' on temperance ground. In that
case We should have exhOrted all tile
friends of tempe. ance to unite in dis
tInct organization, with the same ear
neStneSS that We now exhort them TO
'ur prIiloi pi'S'
10 All our friends IN the various tenn
perahce organlzationt throughout the
stare we say that our motives would be