The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-02-24

from the money thus collected. Now.if the
Judge had only remembered that the money
| he retained as commissions had been wrung
from the widows and orphans, made miser-
able oy the sale ofliquor, he ofcourse would
have declined the fee, and If perehance, he
sees this gentle reminder of his in eonsisten-
cy, which / charge him nothing for, he NAV
yet remit the tainted commissions received
IN an unguarded hour. At the conclusion
of the judge's remarks, .. q. RandaH offered
a resolution which he wished the house to
adopt, completely excluding Judge Wright
| from the alleged use of the language re-
ferred to, but after conversation with
drew it. Satisfactory finale of course.
Mrs. Harrison wished il understood that
the temperance movemnt was not weak
enlng" one iota, but on tAe contrary was
going on, and that if the aaen who we're
saying to them {" be still, - would only stop
drinking whisky, thus c2asing them TO
mourn in anguish over their unisdeeds. and
| drop in to their meeting tomorrow after
noon, they would think it super1uous 20
exclaim " be stillt' The SPEAKER was m
the tight, and meant TO continue in It, and
said that when she laid aside her implements
oS war it would be when called to take up
| her abode in the silent Necropols-the citY
OF the dead. Mrs Harrison is a lady of cou--
siderable native ability and determination,
and doubtless means what she Jays.
A motion was then made by Mr. Royal
| Jennings to the effect that the pastors of the
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preach ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS once in every
| TWO weeks, which was carried. The reason
| OF tnls request is apparent whenis is under
stood that some time since the Rev. George
Slater, of the Presbyterian church, asked
Mr.. Jenkins, of the NJ. T.. church TO Join
him In union pray er-meeting, OF weeks
duration, to whicE Mr.. jenkins replied
that the churches were distinct and stood
upon separate foundations and that he pre-
ierred worshipping in his own synagogue.
AFTER, INSTRUMENTATION.
ofthe singing pilgrims" in our midst, Mr..
IJenkins in turn asked the cooperation of
the Rev. Slater and his church. towhich Mr..
Slater replied. in terms more appropriate
than temperate, "tse churches are distinct
andistand upon separate foundations" :" aud
prefer recognition of the movefaent more
in the breach than in the observance. The
Rev. Caplinger, of the Baptist church, has
been on the non-eo-O operative list in the
temperance war, and it is evident that the
resolution was passed with view 20 press
into the service nolens volens4 these two
churches. Ordinarily these two. ministers
wosld not hesitateeo deliver sermon upon
} the abstract question of intempsranee, but it
is question of some doubt, as to whether
they will comply with this -dfstatOrial de-
mand couched in the language OF a simple
, request. The meeting was then adjourned
until next Sabbath afternoon, at the same
, time and place.
| This mOvem ut, honest in It's origin and
: eemmendable in its operations, has fallen
short of the Intentions of its originators
who, while not acting from impulse or pas
a sion, lacked comprehension 10 un.
: derstsnd the opposition. that could
9 lbe waged against their, efforts; anC
Il -rh0 RI ctr1ff
Z Eserved, a dsath-like pallor oversprest
fthe countenaDoes, first of.the husbands wh1
" ifancied they saw in the dim vista of the fu
4 t'tGre numerous damage salts of colossal pro
It Pportions, more horrible to them than th'
7. reign of BaD9uo or night in st. Loui
where mosquitoes are on address parade. Tn
woman caught the infection on somewha
the same principle that an agent awaits OF
p ders and carries into. execution the be
20 hests of his s-Principal..
- TIE RESULT ozTHE CRUSADE
l. in this city is not prolific with "fruits," an
I. Z. at the rate the war is now progressing moth
" ing will BE accomplished, unless one take
into consideration the probabilities that tn
Nv democrats at the next election will carry th
county by about 6fteen hundred majority i
In consequence of the unsuccessful attempt [
suppress the traffic. The agitation of tn
whisky to find its way to this market, an
IL by that means lessen insanity and GRIN
IS usually the outgrowth of bad whisky,
~ you please! if the whisky is made bette
n who will say the crusade acconplishe
IT. nothing?
es For the past few days rumors have file
he the air that "pistols and coffee" for two ha
ed been ordered by A. J. Higgins, Esq
nd the talented rain barrel vocalist, an
ID. Mr.. David Louden, and an el
ac- giants is hourly expected. Lo'
he don caused to be published in last week
|, a 'Volunteer," an article on Higgins, ti
, a musical, that was so ridiculous, that
nd even caused Andy himself TO doubt the 81
-lv periority of his being and miraculousness
iii his power, but the numerous admirers
, a Andy and those who know him best mali
tain that while the article vas a severe on
X few days of relaxation from his arduOl
M duties will restore him to confidence al
q faith renewed.
be Your correspondent hsars in the name
III. w. r. Hogshire, Esq, OF indianapolis, me
ba toned frequently in SSelbyville as a suit
les BILE person to dignity and give strength
OF the next democratic state ticket by Il
- nomination for state treasurer. A person
les acquaintance of three. years standing wi
m, Mr.. Hogshire warrants me in stating that
act is gentleman and well qualified to fill t
mt office.
na What w. Scott Bay, Esq, don't kns
nG about the 'Womar's- War; in i.s manifo
70 phases in Shelbyv9ie, is not worth knOwiI
os as his versatile pen has been employed
"a three mortal weeks in "doing" the mo,
SiJ ment for the New York World, Louisvi
M Ledger and Chicago Tribune, and 81
Of he IS not happy. 0
he temperance paper is talked of, vi
,Id Reuben Spicer at the helm w. Il
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