Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-04
Sunday Evening Temperance Meeting.

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,"paso ,is" was asan oroNueu. 'ai'
NV SUI '"0 'Ap'so''V"' " ies'e. why" '"e
"n"ounVen'.n' was "auc 'na' .ne ''me nau Ca
p''eu' ""y W 'aAen aS inu'ca''ons " 'n'c'os'
!" .nsse ince',ngs' .nen may we reJoice'
"er, o. h' "rRu' presiueu' anu " McDon'
a'u o"e,eu piayer'
VIZ wright spoke very earnestly OF tue
uu''es VI .ne nour' Inc time nau come ior
rene"eu enort. IL there was neeu Oh action
one year ago. .nere IL uouoie neeu Oh IL ~ tn's
Tune lhere hau been heretofore see-saw
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil Indignation followed by
periods oil inaction. NOW let what has been
an event Oh season, DC maze sfnled hne o.
pohdy' frmnessi is kindness-kindness to our
selves lor the very thoughto oil the effort already
put ior'n 10 roll inc stone 10 lts place IN the
wall demands renewed effort when il is almost
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Wefei tnat IL may notfOu Dack upon US klnu-
~ 'U' "''V' ~. ~ o"' N'"N
who, in performing n painful operation, stops
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"hon ~ Is partly nhlsneui ALLOWS the Wouho 10
neai niue anu 'nen appiies the kniie again
only ne "ho' when he has begun, continues
WIN "iin' s'o"uy nunu VII 'ne "ork 10 uone'
The chairman called upon MIR. Glazier, who
commenced b, rororr;,,, b. .,., r....,i,., ,old
N''""'e"Vou W ieiei'ius '" '"V nWtatNes WIN
by the late DR. Guthrie Of Scotland One WAS
concerning iather who, under the horrors OF
dolir;,r, tror,ons ox,,oit,, d.o,.I Ii. oL;ld
'"''"i N'"e"9' Vi"N"J Ni""nVu MS N"iiu'
The other was concerning mother who, with
uer pape IN hef arms, was swept Dy wave
from the deck of n wreeked s,eaner and M
she sonk ,.os coon ,o,,otinn,,, h., - 49,,
lesslv irwin, 10 sovo ho, o,,iij h, hoI1in, I, %
tho fan evteD, or bo, a,,,,s - a., -
what made ,ho dieareroo ho,,.oo, ,ha, e.,ha.
and tbis motber9 I,vo.dr;rLs,,ona 49,
what ruu has done rn,, :. do;na and Iii a.
TooL a. ,ho a., ~ ,,,,u ,r.r,,.Ls-a N. ,,o,,
uart % COO ,hoso og.o,. - ,,on. s,r,;,;.a >
Sneaking 10 tho vorr, mon n. ia.
v.nu.,.u o., .,.-,,,-,..
than whisky casks~or scrneth ng better than 10 do
M xsgs ~ Eng Stne uV~n Wsh ySI
hilltes Of noble, honorable manhood, Not only ia
10 do what You can FOR other, II You are strong il
y9a5 duy 70 ~ up me weak TO assist men 70 resist
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trusted IN eo@munity honored By their fellow q es
Gems who lend their influence, extend their aid, give
their fellow mem friends when think Of the pow.
caused by ybs ssSss,is hand sU Of the rum trsfe
would We had some Antony, who would gather as
the marred body and rufie up our spirts, and put
sons ne svey w9Sno Ihs1 sns MAKE rs
the aeeursed traffic"
Mr. wight called upon MIR. Worcester, who
brieiy stated his position IN tins crisis. lie 10
not conserVati'e-but in reserve-always
ready TO come 70 the 'front.' lie knew oil no
middle ground. NO reformed drunkard IS
conservative man. because ne Is honest lie
had IN bis mind an instance oil man who is
an unfortunate victim oil lntemperanee' but he
avows his determination to vote with the tenn
peranee party NO rum party can make nomi-
nations that ne VIII vote ior'
MT Jus Ioiahu salu nc never Was "ofe
anxious to drive o nail in a sure place, and
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htfer ielt more inchpaclAteu tnhn AZ TINS lno-
meut. The thought OF tile suffering, misery