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GEN eAkH' 's-IhAcE NOW READY, '-' -'i
THE LIQUOR MANUFACTURES. AND
xa.v p ssyis TRAAAFFlFsllgs.mo4l rnlJi7a q.
a.a II sR3s,R ~ ,,sr,iix ip5i,i-or eft
Pus44sea Under lEss Bfruetson of a.cdaashtass %
ths Ndtionat PlgiiiOg- ; -a.,s
i1e manatacsuTs and Ifamf U AleonoHc o.
he - 1vre,.s Ars es,h,eS anu aaoa,1
and State Punished by -eyery CIVILIZED and
: Christian community. 1'-.Sss...1,- - -
This tract forming No ?, Of series to be pub
ishea under enedlsection Of the National Divls-
:, I'm t twelve Ia nrIntaS - S o ,~S. oo5
paper. with large Clear tYDe. 4 is lust such a
tract as is needed at the present time 1t is sin.
cerely hoped that Divisions and friends ofTem-
perance VIII 60 70 %oTk sna psee copy N every
atbn5.ana T. a. ss12E's1S ,s55Y " ?
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It's necessary tormthe ehllghten=
ing OF American understanding to
say that the announcement that
'fIeneraI Cary,s tract tisl now ready
applies to a time past unless, IN
deed, the Demoeratlc 9f stare aye Geetfal I?
COMMITTEE mas an eaitlon 9f Tim
preparation, TO be dlstFIoIu tea Droad-
cast Throughout OHIO, as q cam
pa1gn document. The announce
mnent which we reproduce, howeE--
heralded the publication OF an
important Temperance tract pre-
pared Tor the use OF the National
DIVISION OF the Sons OF Temperance,
and published under the direction of
a committee appointed at the session
OF May, l949. AT that time 5. +
Cary, NJ. w F., and in the year of
grace. 1875 the Democratic can
didate for nt-GovernOr of
Ohio was bright and shining light
IN the temperance reform and known
from MAIN La to Texas as a temperance
orator.
There are those who are uncandid
enough to twit-GeHs@Cary ofSineon-
sIstency, and bold enough to assert
that, since he became a Democrat,
he has, for the sake of popularity,
IN the ranks OF that party, abandon
ed ms temperance, IPrlnelPt les and
gone oacK on those with Wnom he
assocla TED ana laoored to make this
a temperate ana Uoqli,Tearing Peo.
PIE: aDpt tnereI is nc aesoluEe pro99ff
OF TINS. Gen' cary, IL is true, mas
not latteriy made himseif consplcu-
Gus as a temperance reIormef' or
urged the punishment OF the tratnc
III llqu0r as a CRIME; out.e must De
RENE y t.9t tlias 49e brings ihoqerI
aGIoh with IT, ana ~ sg!lBs gEIle man VINO mas
d pollanIa' a la~SuiU, a''d q "-POrClcal
canvass Oh ms nandS' cannot De e1-
pedIeg 70 70 sn9plaSr p49 oTEaer iEe gfefa!
: SPonstotifCies: t1iere Is a lIinit TO
1uinah caPaclIy' ana zen. gary must
draW Ille line somewhere
NO qouDt MS enemies Will draw
upon the contents OF tnis pamphlet
ana Gtner nke productions OF Sen.
Eafyls 10 prove lneomPsti0lhCy pc
tween Tnem ana the platform adopt
ed E aI, 0oIpmouS u NO tne oteer Gay, the
lourteelitn Fesoiutlon ESQ l u m on 1'el Whicl reads
as dOIlo"s:
Ihat we are opposed to the pas
sage OF Whae are called CsumPtuary
laws or any interference with the
SOCIAL haolts or customs not IN t9em-
serves. cIltlilai, an ana ave, we TeProoate
any espionage 1yz one. class q l cltl7i
zens upon another, under any pre-
tense WnateVer.
- "' "0'
ana zas tne EefnmIneus temperanee
sPeeches ana writings OF Gen. Gary
for a much later perlod VIII snow, ne
held the manuTaeture ana tralnc IN
hquors a cnme' ana
6hose engaged IN the BUSINESS ne
lnslsted' should 0e-tfeated ana pun
ished as lncendiarieS' murderers,
9qrglars' counterielters, as otner
CRIMINALS p 1 are Punlsnleo nS'l -DY laW,Il ne ne
can therefore, very properly reply
20 his political enemies that the
above quoted resolution does not
apply. since 1t only protests against
the passage of sumptuary laws,
that interfere with habits and Gus
toms ''not in themselves criminal"
He need not repudiate or spit upon
,he resolution, for it does not af-
feet the position upon the liquor
question, unless he chooses to accept
he popular construction of its
and that he is not likely
% do. Loon sd ro-a7 7.s4 osis5 4
For aught that we know to the
Gen. Cary holds the same
liews of the liquor business that he
lid in lS49, when he wrote the
,ract whose announcement heads this
lrticle. Almost generation has
passed since 1t was published, and, |