Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-11
THE gGNeEEAScEI 6bEsfioNsI,
NntIonnI -Conronllon.


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giloWlHg s0SolutohS WIZ -ouepteu'
| by the National Temperance Convention.
recently i'm session i'm Chicago:
WurE.A a. sqbc di,,no b,.ss,r S,,.s,es,.d rr,,,v
the en- the friends pt tonpsrareq in the
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deem Or dy aab priAks io Frait t6lly A,c-
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81 K - aiaSaf tIa If,ieltv taaefyrin az ME-
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HkHs,,, ~ Ascct III ,,opcralIs o,Io,
norcoijc irritnnt noison nrndncint bv Its e,'ori
nse crime noverty and idatb. md ~ ~ s0noi"'
WaKpYi = TIe'usa Of IL tv r,npy of ,bo ,,odiooi.
- n y 4 ~ - i9 9 l ~ ~ ~ ~.
nstic 40 tbe csse of Total ehstihnnc tberagorg
PesoIye9 fTbat 700 borehv sHnros,s on h,,t
dsonDroyoi 81 ,racti N 'bbt i,t o, ; nouiY
os Ic3eDee bas hrn,6t 70 i;t ,i win wi aiiu,
- - 20 4 y iISl. u.uyl ' u%cS %
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iy from their practice, P'''''''' '''"'
aesoaOea inSt We & cal npon az trends od TEN,
bring about ihis hesltbfpi retorm. ~
PssoIySd That Il ~ The scnSe ~ is convention
that that 3 pSisSt II Z R@isS, 4; az sgrls leI
their influence Individual and combined 10 create
public senfimt hffhat shall ni6lae The ise Of in
ltn xca fi,,S IN ne tt,chsn ~ Fsbo t,,n H.
5fd III ~ eirrir N f ,sh rio 'Paas s
vbnra and nyr,,br 80 i i to ,bt ii T'y E
willing 70 be known as fayorjnTits nse ''' ~
R6s0ired That il is also fIair dfitv ~ ,,se tbc
rigbt of netition notient1v and n.grseverin,,iv
tb1onob o Tho ,-,od"s ~ S,tl,ri, d ,sy
from, The fabtijx AZ ti,c X m nj
we obtai,, nm Il, sfr e,,, f,,nb ,,ori ~ H. u,i III
inst Tndge '''''7' "0'' ''is 'io VII
Pcsolged That we consider tho most ithpor4nnt
work of The temnprnnce rsrnrp, ana ssnnri YiIp nT
the Christian man ami ,,orna,, ,a ,di,,c,ay,ia
children into ffioreurh tenlnernneaf NIL neiiles
gathering t1em into fotai abs tIacuce soc etes in
outside these reaching all the children of tbe land
inetilliug into thr m M, int,ns haired ~ in
Temperance in all its forms and places.
Resolged That as all experience IN The ternper-
nnce movement has shown that in nm imnnrf"nt
sense money Is one Of the sinews of our warfare.
we recommend to all temperance organization that
money basis; and secondly that they make n
iudicious use Of their funds exIJendInis them in
prosecuting the hattie rather than in costly dress
parade and we furfIcr recommend that all Churches
be respectfully TO ak q frnIn
fine tt,tirne forfhe N,ifioi9af
treasury and for srch 1+her or,-dnizotfots Ss Sre
co-Operatinr with the cburcues In seeking 10 make
men sober and lead them iIt6 the Kihqdom of
Christ - - -.
Pesolred That the Sabbath school is an efficient
mKtihry forti, s tjfes sion or INC sGe and ,se
ofiritoxicatng Iiqoof., ana that to this end every
their stliolrS. NJ df itiieIfe ts,pnerance sct;s
should be formed in every Sabbath school and tbot
nsrt mel ~ s should form a
ResOlUed That we hereby reaifrm the action NJ
the National Temperance Convention of 1855 held
at Cleveland That the church of the iiyinT God
the pillar and ground OF the truth is by ts eonsH
tuition and covenant living nrotesf AGAINST inten1
perance the use OF and traffic in intoxicotin drints
being incompatible with true p;ety: and its mem
bers and ministers are true to their sacred obliga
tions only as they do their utmost to exterminate
this evil from the land: and also, we We recommend
the discontinuance Of the use OF alcoholic stinu.
lRnts at the sacramental board
Resotred, That we charge the Houor traffio with
q deliberate purpose TO desecrate and destroy onr
American Christian Sabbath hailowed hv ne law
Of God and sacred to MI our hearts
Resolged, That the history Of the whisky frauds
should alarm every GOOD citizen demon str3tino ne
It does the unscripulous law-defyinp character Of
those engaged in tbe demoralizing tTanic and we
heartily approve and rejoice in the firm decided
action of the United States authorities to hrjng 10
punishment every offender,
PcsoIred That thr nen0l.ios for tho nrobibit;on
and suppression Of the sale Of intoxicoin drinl-s
are GENERALLY Inadequate and dispr5p1rtioned TO
the oiiensc: that NE earnestly urre the Of
more severe penalties for profibitory laws in
Guiding imprit tonment for rcbentrd o1inses - 80
Reso1Ued, That we reaffirm the resolution of the
ing that the press have ALWAYS nroyed ono Of the
most useful agencies for thc cnlfshtenmcnt of tbc
public mind in the Drincncs and drfins of tcn,rcr
ance; we hail with plea sure the establishment of
temperane W spafers autl- ne eri0dicaIs oD9 tle
frequent pahlication of tcmDcrAnce orficl,,su tbe
religious and secular iourila Of thc oo,t1trveos in
dcative of tie snbstahtial progress of-Ithe cause
and we reioicc hi the 1stabishinSr az the
National Teinperfnces Society and pubIication
House whose pur1ose Is fo4tlppIy NJ sound fenlner
ance literature The numerous and valuable pnb.
lications Of this society found upon its catalogue
supply pressing want and for thr healthy nrnV-
ress Of the cause should be widely snrcad onIong
the people We recommend this society and lis
publications to the cordial sympatby and active
support of all friends of tem1erunce throughont
the country 80 x
ResOiUed That we recommend all citizens to-
take tn 2 temperance issue without conceaIment