The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-11
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The Temperance people cgrer5 thS' ;lis
motus opesAnd, "a p.sin violation o. tie
city ordinGtos. T8e.I ist.Tss;Ltioo Il -
fJlioEH:
The o:t.rslc. tIp'essly BAYS that
LCuses NhgTe Tie, beeT Erc pore: aye
bCld tL.!. Re pIuklhiied Ia TIE city. l.
doet roI say yog cGBDOt dirk bseE iron
small gitsz tgi Jog may i:Um large
one. l. teeus aIGly worth While 70
nave Al or,iirAEcs u II il M gong % Be
pot into tfrcL'
Bat r0wilhFt.bdibg tbs pew device Of
The he The Ladies Tenp-EDoe League
have nj giTea up The cOotest. On tie
c1ousy We nOlice that they sill publish
lbeiI daily h9lIein in the newspapers. IL
,beir !sE, S1!letsG icy sru1e 70 The re.
GGli 0! the Esosst eiectioBs il eone Of
the citjs md town where thfir tis.er
bAd bsea 81 TUsk, Aod wkeEe, Is they ex.
pres II, "the devoted work o. many
weeks IL Ell oTerthrUsn BY the simple
vote Of the men" YET hey AIe 10. dis
msyed II the task hiare them. They
are still WiAiDg 70 90 torth TO battle.
"Ifi were ID; lot oar uust in Cox,
surely, IL gone pIsces, Te Rc1ld be die.
courBEe1 Bet re h6Te c!ten Eeen The
wicked IN great poTeE and sp:e&dirg
hiutel IKE q green bay uee. YET he hEi
psssed sWsy sud the trEotzresgors wire
desuoyed tggetbtr. Bat The sEiT6tiou Of
the righteous il c! the Lord, and he i
thsiI EusDgiH IN time u tToabie. And
he EtA!l Gtlp hen aud deliver them
from ,he wicked scd ssTe them beesrse
they lrg., 10 Him
The wii:er Q! tbs bulletin hsndIes =
pr ve'y gracefully She Siludes TO Wh1,
women would 90 il they possessed the
o.nE. sae links Cba; enc reason shy
mgp srr 20 AZ: Jnlt0 keep women from
voting !. 10 be explained u iol!ows:
Women have neveI wished To vote
-: only few Of them have bat We begin
V uDdeTEtsod Why n!en n.Tr been 60
anxious Ley should GOT, tCr 1t Wss very
woo.a Eyyo ctUDb.e u TODen were en-
!'soehise1"
r They still Keep up the visiting Of saloons
ss us14l at S;eubebTi!ie, and chow 10
siyn Of 4 let up Ia hat phase Of the Tfk.
We notice that Mrs BRowELEE's band
paid = visit 70 EHGEL's saloon on We'd
negtsy, where services were held on the
sidewalk A!ter that they visited Coz.
c0RAA's and ORK's, where they also held
services On the Sidewalk. They then
called on Mr HuTrEBLEY, and some Of the
ladies thought they had made an impres.
sion o. NJ HUITEgLET, but the Secretary,
who is veTy practical person, We inie,,
observes IL ber bulletin that
Nj. Hutter!ey had taken in q new
stock u liquors that morning. and tia,
d0es bot look much IS ifADythipg was
affecting him"
Wethink that most people will agree
with ber that APPEARANCES were decided
" sgsirsl Mt, HCTTERLEY Being very
deeply affected. We suspect that he was
attempting to pIsy the came game on The
lAdiei that Job Trottet attempted with
such Indifferent success on Sam Weller.
But whoever else be may have deceived
tits evident thsI he did not m!slead The
Secretary Of the league, who Is the writer
THE bulletin from which we are quoting,
and who IL a vide awake sort OF wo-
man. 10 regard 70 the general situs.iou
at steubelyille, a. this time, We may
SUN it up as follows, by cloaiDg quota
ton from the bulletin:
The Ladies Temperance Lesgue sen,
70 the streets yesterday afternoon, instead
Of the usual large bands, committees Of
two to visit each liquor dealer and learn,
ii possible, WHIST course they intend 10
pursue this sprirg in regard 10 closing out
the buaiNess A good many declared their
intention Ol quituDg The business as coon
as their present sock Is disposed Of, and
come are mskipg every td9rt TO gel rid OF
their stock win that in view. Others
think they will continue in the business
as long as the lsw allows them 10 Go 50,
while Que or two acknowledge that they
think the business bad one, but will not
quit II as long as the ladies' come
there 10 pray. The ladies would
very gladly cease their vista, As
they do not wish to int ude,
and 20 visit is ever made for the sske oil
any pleasure there Is in making ii, but
they cannot Cease unless they have some
assurance that the business will also cease
or thepresent stock not increase. They
feel that they are performing the duty Of
Christian women, in trying TO get rid Of
the evils Of intempersDcG, and how many
men are there who have not cause 10
blush when they Gee their wives and
daughters and sisters toiling in the street
10 overthrow the monster vice that is de.
stFoying their homes i-trying 10 reform
their husbands and brothers, and restore
them 10 manhood, when ali This work
might have been spared them Il men in
their glorious intellect ADD their wonder
full powers OF legislation, had done what
they could-vote right, and thCn enforce
the laws they do make
We hope that, as God has nut II ;nto
the hesfls.ot the ladies 10 work Tor the
suppression Of vice, and has put il into
the hearts Of our Council 70 pass an ordi.
nance 10 restrain certain forms Of Vice.
that He will now induce our ofIlcers 10
RninTra that ordinance