, 1875-06-04
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
~,,.a of tile Labors Of tho Na-
tiona1 Temperance
Convention.
cheering Discussion on tile Question Of
Woman Suffrage.
r.. eon1 of Miss Dickinson Prayed For,
and Her Sentiments. Denounced.
auceeaa Of the Female su1tngista.

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aucceaa Of the Female suffngista.
rh. morning aul final hcssion OK the
r.Honal Temperance Convention III tar"
s.n Hall yes.crday waB not 80 largely
'v.oied aa tho previous ones, Doubt
~. nnsoy Of tho members wcro about
..ited nut. and had to rntiro for recupasas!on'
son,,or O'Donnelt, Of Nov York, took tho olaiF'
,oa Or. william Ross, OF Illinois. Invoked the
,,y,os blessing. Then followed half m hour Of
.iy,rsiGod religious exercises.
REFORM cLuDs.
notwithstanding the fact that tue woman SUI
,t,oe resolution OF the majority report was
rn,Ier discussion when tho Convention adjourned
Tho previous evening, tho following, PROPOSED oy
Mr. a. 4. Williams, Of Massachusetts, was Tue
Art topic presented for disouaslons
Rt,olr<d, Tint tho work douo w. tug orRantzson.
II ,tfor 81 drunknrds known tho 1!cforn cin1s ot
Tsv Enalsnd aud Illinois. sbund,utly juA!tnes tna
ns temperance casc, ind that We heartily recommend
ihs organization Of such clnls IN cssry State.
Mr. Williams doftnled Ills resolution IN !
forciblo speech. Maino and massachusetts, to-
e,tbsr had about 200 reform Clubs, with menl-
berahip OF, 5000 poraoua. ..
Mr.. Talbot, Of 1udiana, thought TINT tho name
nRoforu, Was injudiciouB, and a fem'ndcr OF
~. nat to men who had broken tho chain Of in-
Mlss Host, Of Indiana, tcat.ncd to tho good
affect Of rotottu clubs IN her bthto. Tloy were,
sho said, called "Yoksfsilo~a" whcto she DO
sir. Howell Of illinois, thonEhs the name
"Reforn' II moat excelinnt. aud hoped It "ou1a
stand. ,.,
Tie .na.ter was, aftor some fuEshor dobAto'
SyA Laura A. Berry. Of Iowa, offered tho fol-
loving, which was laid upon tho tablet
t.elrsd, That Il Is the sense ct this Convention M
faachi.o, and that will lend ouE o@Fne't eHors' 70
That end.
n 1 ntscs11.nE9vs;, si'sl .sna1rs, thu. tho no.t
National Convention be called BY tile National
Temperance SoClct5, whene yer, iu tho lauenens
of tllo oacors, tho necessity for Bach gather
" fRho ssp Ghairmau Legged eavs to announce for
Tho bouont Of TmE Tn1nuNE shat tho a1t'clea
taken By mistake from tho ball had boon 10.
turned 10 thor owners. lApplauae] .,.
Ihs 1leT. DE. Dunn, OF uoatou, moved snat
the resolutions adopted sor.atim DO voted upon
~ Whole Tor adoption. Catrteu
Mrs. Dtowu, of Ohio, hoped that
\ rLEpoz AoAisBr TOBACCO Asp PROFANITY
would 10 Incorporated III tho ch!!dsen pledBe.
1hit, sho thought, wnA great Necessity.
Tls gave rise 10 another dobatc, In which =
ysat deal OF humbuR was ta'ksd. :,
BONE person said thas tho 1antrcas OF tic hall
uHu 6cAt !" uHf ADA ~4oSI'''NH
spittle. and uaod-np aults: caewau W heMneta ane
Of tito Convention. hom the Aeofs anu seats'
[droat confusion. r.. -, o,,a rr,...,,d
Mis-. Haunah u. Totum, OF thlo. p1ots;a,teu e, u
that prostitution was onistlY due 10 lltuar; lucy
should. hrst Of all, reform Y tue lno q Maaof'
aid then htsack tobacco. II ooth conla 10 C ala,
posed Of at the aame t'mo II woa'd ~, 90 " 9oue
thiug. For her part, ahe beloved saat Temper;
auce reform would uevoE coma uhtA "onian mt
tho ballet. lApplauho.l ,
1was nsy sgrced to lneori ;o tno an'i1tonao ~ iron
co clauRe, apd tho natter "as allowed 70 asop.
Mrs. Zoll, Of OL,o Bald that the same ciaue'
should be inserted iu tue adult pledgo' talark
OF dassont'l .....-..-..
THE NETT CONVENTION.
rt. totto.y;,,, tt,,ru " ara tt1cD nrnanut1