National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

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eseeer ee.ost - Asns, thse ~ tAess - vsohihs
sssy Law. Dat tAaHrssinSat bad beea NIKE
n Boston.
In the small towns Of Nassaehusstts there VA
no liquor eelhng-just ~ Il was IN sDan towns 9
New York, whore there vas no prohIbitosy law
but where there Vas istelligssss. Bat - z
Bestoa-not even tie DsmoesAtie paper tAer>
charged eorrnptiea-it Vas . decent town; ba(
there were Als3 tsveFns a Degteo. IA pre
iFhtsea tle RAk~ lesss Nas ssnaasf ~
3sebsf dry, ma IltAeogA HI feeslpks vsge ffeu
$500 70 esooo Per day for liquor selling. tAs Jsry
il could not nnd him guilty, and b Was asquitts1
il 50 in the esss Of George Young. They esald ~
nnd him guilty. although everybody knsv ~
sosd liquor, and The liquor Vas ssnt back - ~
establishment from Psmbsrton SQUARE.
! 1t. Snodgrass asked what effect ArehhishoD
fsresirs letter aGsinsetAs crusader would have,
and rsfsrred = IL ~ tAas tie CstAelis s,ssgy
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aroand the Catholics, and invite them 70 join.
ne related pleasing incidents showing the effects
OF such cooperation among Catholics end Pro-
tsstants in Ohio.
At this point, Dr. Lewis invited Judge Law
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.h,or.S ',.s . 'u."S NJ ~. tho.,.St I.v unon
,h.s t.n,.". r. ,.~.. ., n.r.n.,.I The
Rotor -. -n,.n nsvs n.sn -sssrred b. were
exceptional. Because these msn could not Be-
No.. 1000 a. ~. .no,,.h,..,. ~ That I.v than
vouM h the sbo,ishmsnt or the law sssinst
j murder. b,eeuss for want evidence the murderer
I..c.n.d ". ..v. +. h,.ts,v al the in A Ohio.
md shousht n nad n restr.iSfns tn6uence,
He believed in leeialation on the subiect, and
was IN favor Of the vomsn,s movement. There
was . vsy Of making the movement permanent,
In PRAYING would not Oft; and that was By giving
the women the ballot. Then It would assuredly
become lasting; for when women had votes Judges
vould not be- eleoted Who would grant iniunetions
against ~.nsn praying. wherever there was
whisky sold there would bsfound prisons; where
the prohibitory law prevailed the prisons were
cleared out
Dr. Lewis stated that In Rhode Island the pro
hibitory law was in force only ten months, and in
| that time one Of the poor-houses was closed, and
u was proposed to turn the building into fac
| tory. Now, that was good, but IL wasn't - good
% better thing Take Washington, Ohio. No
women have done.
A gentleman in the audience asked II the pro-
hibitory law injured the vomen's movement.
DR.. Lewis replied that unless the women burned
the ships behind then, and went alone. on the
love Of God, no good could be accomplished.
Al to prohfbitory law the Doctor did not believe
10 It. Excessive eating did ave times - much
evil in this country q drinking, Why not pass .
ev against III Il could mot b eniofced. because
Il was an invasion Of personal and sacred right.
So in the case Of drinking. There were many per-
sonA vices, which were Undermining our raosi
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nd T.~,s.as 80 ~. sSS
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A 1900. - -. .1 s, Dus INC ~.
afoposs " se'p selnns liquor 70 minor. an's
S ~se I'm. H,., nolsse,nns. !nele WI Pc
- 1900 W.. ,.o.. sa S9 S1om ING Mo,
- -.s.-.,es on " p1syoi. 1nese pen sgouid
800 "a .Si!. -; 81 ~ Y. INC Isu; II ne
~ IL ~ ensseu' mem ~ prayer ne would COM
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Of had ssas 70 ssS %
beth p men and women, had Joined ii. movement.
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women all the rights tina. he had, but Is %
u IN n' sasss. :s nss s sp
curse of rum.
The doctor said that he had not . shadow Of
doubt that the natural, the logical, the tn-
smphant outcome Of this movement would b.
prohibitory law. When We rise 10 higher alti-
tudo, We shall sec what God sees 90 clsarly-the
relations between sale, use, &c. The prohibftory
law was better than nothing, but not % good Is
the praying Of the women, who were engaged IN
lining up the community to . higher level of |
The audience then dispersed.
THE LADIES' MEETING,
The ladies', tenn.,.n.. rn..,,,. =. w..,.,
Chanel held b.,v.en me hon,. ~ ! "a . ",.,nsI
n. M yesterday v.s yerv ls,r.,v .,,.ra.d Tn.
msetino v,. csi,sa IN a,d., y. H.. T..-,,,. ~
made : brief sddress IN ~ t.,sr.si A. ~. go.
Mn. Sticknsv lea An MAYER sfte, vh,ch .tn,in~
ana pr.vin, fo,,ovsd n tr,n Mr.h ,nt.,...c.
v,,nts.,tsd dn,,n. ~. u..,,.s - 5000 go.
ladies becoming cool m m. Sork th.v IN. .nt.,,
ins into The same NTH mora f.rvencv snd A. .sch
meetinr ueH reSruits ara enIists6 The,. 4. on. |
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JON AYiSS son $500
tW0ty-iour n,sn-geoAs !of tne use " ~ PsopN
THE HU8LIO MEETING.
ASP. m. the meeting was called to order by
Rev. Mr.. Baker, Of Hapilns church, who an
nounced the hymn, "Watchpan, tell N Of the |
night" =. Sc
Rev. Dr.. Gray led in prayer, and prayed that
the blessing Of God might exert influence on those
sugased in tho work of Temperance, and assist
them in removing the great curse Of the land; MI
their hearts with the importance of tho work, and
make them successful in the name Of the Lord.
The hymn, 1.-THE morning light 10 breaking
was next sung.
Rev. Mr.. Baker read selections from the scrip-
turee, after which he Announced Che subiect Of
PRAYER: For dsalers IN a. ting liouors-that
they NAV be led 10 zee the evil OF their eourse IN
the sIpht Of God. and the injury done 10 their fell
low men.n and requested thar abort prayers be |
made I'm order that DR.. Lewis nav have 4 few
mon epts to addfes, tho meeting,
Mr.. Bsker said he believed God had inanpu-
rated this movement through women.
In It there is a mighty taking hold of God
through prayer By this means Il is proposed to |
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