, 1875-06-02

never ceeao 10 tight tho run,.iend. fAnpaueH.1
Ills hear Tor adjournlnen: having atrlyod,
tho Convention rouo uht!l o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
Address OF WELCOME.
Prayer was offered up by Or. 'Naldron, and
thcro MS sumo excet!out singing BY tho Hutch
iuson Quartctte.
Tho address Of ve!come WAS then dciyored.
The cairo Of temperance wtH q noble one-to
break tho letters OF appetite sni DO good to our
fc!low-mon. Those in Chicago who believed In
temperance extended 10 tho delegates cordial
welcome. Mover before this tIay had tile causs
OF temperance been 70 u,iticl. Tl,e7 had hiti-
cfso been divided and distracted by uinor points,
losing sight OF tho great object III view.-
to free this fair LAID fro;n the blight
ing cureo Of tirmly-Intfcnct.ed stu.
TAey had como to 4 city whero $500 saloons,
ut tho very lsast, atared tllom in tho face, aud
whofo ths Municipal Government, in defiance Of
tic atatutes. allowed t1eae placca Of shame and
Bin 10 remain open to lead noble young mon
into ways OF debauclery h.l cEue. But they
had n'so. como 70 clts whore tho WORT Ut
battling this terrible foo bad been must eatncstly
begun. [Appiause.
tnas wa4 good in humanity. 1t bl;,.,.sl pros
rcfisv, corrupted tue heart, warped tho iusaiect,
hltsned thu conscience. and f,llcd tho noslcet
inntllIcts Of hutuRo nattrs lis setl tfag waved
with as mitch danSer from the 70 60 Ius front OF
the ralatia saloon III from tho F., lth; prcclncta
Of tin common duegcryr Ths LII 70 lIl,,s.ux lle
surroundings. tho more deadly wsa ,l4o poihou,--
tl.a more horrible tho intlneuco OF this pcrnl-
ciouH foe. Il threatened tho purity Of publ,c
morals. and threatened tits glory a1.d tho sibertv
OF the Republic. [Appause.1 IL wasmn'"'nt;-
y estimated that dD aU1 year, or 1.2ll n cit,
lost their lives by inte'npclaueo. This ma M
appalling record.
1he speakcr then ntiudcd ia tho carly protibi-
tion LAWS under tito Edwards and lIsnrya amt
other usonaschs OF England. They had, how
essf lived 70 learn tho truth shat civil lay could
not reform tho dr.snkara. 1t closed the hatches
on crime. but crlme lived, fnMcd, ard fo.tered
mhcu thus la.onel down. Only tho g.ace VI
God could reform the dsunknst.. (Apptause.I
In this connection, tie would take leava to Ray
that the influence Of woman vas dong tho
work OF God moru effectively than my
other huInan agency. tCreat applauao.} They
had teeis lnSnlted In tbs Council Chanbc~
Tug women OF Chicago woro as blste s.!.i woro
willing tu du I'd much to-tay again. [Chceringl
Foes OF tcinlo'.nce indeed might say that ~ i
teuipeEanca opostlo . wolna, Was out Of tlcr
ncs place, when she soundcd tho .lmbrcl Of TIL
u:nph over tho dhrk saa Of Egvpt9 WaA Dish.
orah out Of her piace When sAo inspired her
ee!onntsymen to noroc rcsiaiance OF thu tyrant?
bur .ranreonncrt gonlus won even tlo atll4llra-
tion Of her foes? Was Joan at Arc ous Of lcr
place when she led conquered Franco to y now
aud more glorious doatny7 What sEcptic would
Flofence nightingale out Of her place when Bh3
led ler sisscrs to smooth ts,u pillow Of thoHo
stricken down in tlIa hospital or on tho bara
fields OF war 2 Wo,c the wotnen Of America
t!elds, to minister to tho woundcd anA
tue 1ying9 lG5oat checsIng.l No! Woman
cuul nevet be out Of ntacs in doug
g!!olons hst'io for the tight. [Clcers.l
n All ~ 1r411t,
delegates 10 Chcaeo AMI Ao:e,t tl,a: sha rsnlls
OF thor deliberations woa:G to o! bcocut 10 tic
Efent cause.
Ml:. JOHN onnsSE.L,
OF Now York, made I'll eloquent rceronso, in
which he highly eonplEnenEcd tho spirit OF tho
Nest. It waa iao'hisis tcroSatsry to ths Eaat to
admit Western nnlcElor1ty. Vera tlny not Ill
' s sse e So u VIZ 'ss ": sss, a isp apsass sf
From tho Orient IF tho county shcy borrowed
thuir p!ucu. theis bsali. their tusele their cn-
terpElso, anu. hu might add. THUR beauty.
[l.ausnssr aud chce'b.l Thcrefore, in acknowl-
things, they Indirectly comp!inlsuted themselves
aho wefs froas :lta other eitd Vt taa Iapubl.c.
Dir. O'Dannull then vent into a deta,t Ut tho
Temperatures movement. aud e:atea tlst nearly
all nat.onn woro represented ucon t4at floor,
even tho far.otr iniabitants Of tue islands OF
the southern 6cas. IN conclusion ha thanked
tho citizens Ut Chicago for their cordial wclcoulu
III also said a word ToE thu ladies', WHOM, hn
called npon God to bless. l1o snon.loned then
last, but they wesa .lrst,-lant nj tho tu1 Of the
Savior. bus tirst AZ His resurrection. tApplauss.l
On motion. tho representatives Of tho tciuper-
aHco organizations ita Great Dritaln, Ssw Zea-
lAud, ota., weEc Invited to seats un tho platform.
Dr. II. H. AAyfs
was then introduced. aud proceeded to Speak
upon the evil OF lutsmptraneo, Ila PARTICULARLY
denounced tue cl,stoM aulc1lg = certain clasa OF
doctors Of tccomr,cfd,n. alcohol as cordial
or Btsmnlant,-A nsuat lata! doctr!ua. Tue pa-
per read by Inn Waa ~ !osloWa,
Alcoholic liquids, ses!soi from tho fermentation
Of variou. fruits and reRoap'o substance. nave been
known ind nHed tru MI carly period in ihe history OF
r4ce leina derived froR, tha grapo Of frui. 1t
ally aplirt Nil thtao I!uss Until some tttns ia lhu
ssiensa century, liquid ottaup frulI lhe fer-
sntn1auoa Of cosn bah to ba caled beer by ths sa1
Daring tbs rre,a!enes OF the Ashemis4' or Arabian
ON na:Ls III Gcgan to 10 subjected 70 d1tIa,:or.
ty ~nlta tho active Intoxicating roM uuru. Oh.
1l1 m s NJ sSr;s II Ma. .'r IT., t. Has w. .ssd
s1cohol" Tnis last wosd appears tu hass been ntsi
sised by tho Asabl4ns to designate m
lAPALpAbLE COSMETIC POWDER
used BY t1ls WOMEN Ut that tay Il A*terwardl
altsd to various subtle powders unl utay u III,
"acohol with wGicG W ars acquainted wa BY L..
ucrt T. y. 0Mas,;,t.try a. latsls n i'ya foE ,oEa
|. va. a.si ouiy ~ .5l1sns t u a.eusssaa ii u:
prupar.ttos and lgetosx-scn 81 Other Substances.
%hs ths s a t, ssunusa sSo 70 n' Sae4 i
brandy, Rtu, rum. and whisky, of noesn 1st8tr.
having bcotl iuso1uo,d lhto within ths lat i~u
ur th1es cvntrit. Aithous', have largo variety
OF iayoragss derived fro, fermentation and distiA-
tteu, kua~n wines. beers, aud Distilled spr!ta ,tt
etli,iis. Rtk0uts elnet, uulTc*s1tty Known
n,.dur tia nEms, Ut alcohol. constltuir.
tAs active. controlling ,nafsilcut II Neisa
drinks, called ~iucA, beers, Ges, etc., vases from 10
- l1f sen. with IT, tLe @ d4s.l.sa 4 :sri.st e..d
10 Is psr cent 6rpIfata tin alcohol frunt ii thxsa
!qasds, .na r. ss..isE xoala - eslso!s q pse
than purs xassF. Ths juniper IN 1.u, u hop il
laxr thu YxEstahA AcilA xad fncIA In aiu.s n.