, 1874-04-06
CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL s, 1874.


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They that hayo taken rofuge IN It should perish.
They hnyo lifted up tloir innds against hia rule,
can uao tito wcakcst Of ali weak things Of this
world aRains him, aud this too, at tho moment
o.. his groatest strength. Far up in tho towor ia
one who has suffered from his tyranny, ono
whose friends have fallon fighting against him,
ono whose highoBt ambition will DO grati1od by
putting 90 end to Ills lifo. The weapon oiloson Ia
tle simplest, piece OF broken mi1l-otono Ithas
to which 1t is to 20 devoted. It Is In tho hantis
Of woman 70 know not lor nauo, orhcrran1t,
but her work has boon on record for moro than
s,yig1 s,iH fea.s' ooTtnin woman caat poce Of
ilnas,s H. uSou ARinoloons neaa anu all 10
Iho stono, was vol aimed, and no doubt
followed BY . PRYOR; end whnt swords,
char,o3 cfa 3"sonss 20 hr,v aha @ anu
WITT roov nrave mon naG 4SGa 81 Go 70 40
sto M t s aa aGhg e
smii anS ~ m an at pfpMe s lib
aa =. o1one to III 80 @ tn. me wa
* ~ hrcn1, ~ 'a n,ara.,,3 duo ~ ~ wolas
And ao ,t cnna to na.s a1nin thst tnn @ uiTke ;ks
~ h1oo .we aeo n8I. KILL dns sno3 "no tntIss M
WHO tako the sword porieh With tho sword I1 lin
methods which proud, selfish. ,,nnrncin1oa man
choose to follow aeryo to pornotuoto thoir owl,
in1iamy:, 1 Yot re Weals ;re chosen e ooafeand
sot. Oh, tho disgrace thus to dio. and 80 he
hastily oal!a to Ills armor-boarer, Draw thy sword
and elay me, that mon may not say Of mo. 4
ss S seM eoa him. "A Aqa ah his 2
no difforonce. Moro than 200 yoare afterwarts it
was !. q proyorb In Israel, H WHO emoto Abimo-
lech, tic son of Jorubboshoth Did not =
from wall tnas ho diod in Tho1e2 r. go So It It's is
alwayp-wicAol mon nro yery aonaitivo nbnnt
thoir honor, about tho placo they shall iii il
history. Thoy talto disgrace vory hard orc nm
WILING to fall by the band OF al inferior. But
Gods Justice wrltoe "Ichaboa" =" on tholr ropu-
tation. printe tic truth about thom. md Ills
world.
f ths e.asaas PCT wsgng II rsmsns name
anu anaer Womans a1oeion wh9 81 shsn ntt9r to-
from ~ uornans han 3G '
Il IL onitc " In MAI In 6ono th.t Alcohol a.
anH, h.s eost ~ H. n.t;on rea ~ fro.a,n
~ etr"n ~ H. r,os r%,roms nu
~, ~ ha+ wv a ~; H. .t t,nea !. ,,n
ooaps IN inas ~ nc W. bat1 aaa Rit 70 saye MN,
se omy @ .1o oy5non, r. ~. ~ e 10 ousns anu
nass, nI;s1,+ @a ~. S"s Ae s onsss ohehAs' "no
on's1 sna,l conquer ,.,
Is only this to say: t stands by itself, peculiar
III its origin, Its SPIRIT Its mothud and itb ap~
parent % snecoss' There is nothing in history
wh IN which e fho eopPaTo paP2y., It, win .oeaed God
ovor tho land Il itbe Of impulse and loyo Of
notorlety, it will soon waste its force. Tho pro-
motors q thus revival soem te DO aotdeted hsy
society to restrain crime, to Shut OF the
SOURCES OF crimo. to dry up tho fountains Of
i crime. Tho weapons Of their warfare arc not
earnas but spiritual, ana nightly t. tho pulling
| to conaccnco to mon'H Unborn sense Of right,
| and oannot fall In ut least STRENGTHENING the
feeling already widely provalont that Alcohol
has no right to exist.
Like tho revolution against Abimoloch. this
sonal wrong. That part Of Ohio whore tho
revolt has boon most nearly universal once
belonged to Virginia, and was largely
settled by. omigrants from Virginia.
Theso settlers came With tho 'ntem-
porato habits Of tho oavaliors. Bteadi1y
tho old families havo been dying out, poisoned
oy Alcohol. M Tho Quaker women OF Huntington
ago IN this uprising, g,-not so much because suffer
ing from poverty and personal abuse, a. from
morihcation 1, and sorrow over the premature t
death ,of their sons. sud daughters, tho o yic'
ts2s q aMsgrasetMalt M M Mltyrann,eei appesite' Walt-
iaE years 1or help , that gayo no elg9s Of coming,
they went forward thomeelyes, and hayo brought
ab2ut GnanGo IN the public sentiment IIl o. lhe
feg'oh WINCH Seons "iFrSaous. ma Inese women
II thoy soom en- So. Iholr methoas may 20 crude,
niaappicaple 70 lafge cltlos. UfdlhnfAy T. eau
noE ~ "'sc so pray: aao aMs on: LUG ssioets'
n1I o,, .no sa,vono' n!eeiaPs.nE s; business,
MMca, however mean' ~ c@tfteo On nnder
SANCTION OF INV. :ouE ~, ~ ''a wtao !se
70 R1aa snss sone%noie, oi,, i,ra.9tn. ann 20 10y
" 9soa .' asnnt sn;a,' ~. ..it T.; ~.
o % IN. .ha tro.t artannas
puunu % .nas snss nsa aoot scaaS
a. s1na. afahios
en;1ias n 11 ,va1a wv
.,an hr, ~ ooa t,is Sou VII c,ntor nv
os,mna1e W hsasun Gu ~, tha ao Int Snr n,a".
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ucaA ylctoIaos ~ 1n teJos1u. 10 .e%sua.to' % "
Ing 9oxeln9ns ~ aso ~ ,%mhkE nIo naSp taot % ~; VI
nunuleas ~ .noiaaus % ~ a9t aon7 - ~ gloag ar., r
puise naa necn glFo4 W asosAuy; * ~ ho nnIns Try
onr snon,aorg ooqHuae en ta III u n9' az y pog n9 s9
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