, 1875-06-03
that In the Republican party lived tho only hons
Of tue temperance movement.

th.t in tho Republican party lived tho only bop.
Of tue temperance movement.
GEN. ROSS,
OF Illinois. An ancient Democratic "nar-ho1ne."
made Vehement speech tn Which he handled
Mr. " W vass ;s.,, without gloves. i'e DENIED
thronslne tiiick upon It through aneompeton:
or corrnEt officials -was the frioui Of to,oper-
ance. Wl.at "as tho !act? Tho only l'reliih-
oeratio ,Leg'si.tura., tl.oud ap1'ln'lsa. u"n.
and gave hlB history Of ts b!st!, and ca:eoe 10
uasu America Ina proiucod. Why' liecau'e
Ilc acteti on tho Dcmocratir ra.sy as a 1oul.ica
on d toii-lo drew all the Virus INT OF It aud
'nado = nuse. t4aushser. confusion. md aomo
lronesl spplausa, AMID which tho speaker rs
Sir. sa,.horn. Of Illinois, opposed tho fo,ma-
t!on VI tltisd partieA etc. Thor were merely tho
yehicca to carry political hacks into powsr.
ABY1.fooisu.
Father HUT said that nil power came from
God, aud "loe,er ezorciaol powcr Ut aIy
kind exercised u an tho delegate Of
the 'lesire Ut God "a far It chI, bo understood
There principles weto i,contro7ertih!e. lianra
til. people Of thus co.lat1y il HototMjnx tile iahI
acted o:1y a. tho delegates OF Goa aud Rs.unid
put do"n the lilor tFaaie a. God xou!l dsars
to FAso 1t dpne. Lud hnli ifE him. he wn,,:l
noTcr rent while In lived nutil aYefy 'i1uar-
BeIicr waS Eent u ths stata'd PRISON for life.
question, TO which hc roap'sdot' ri:h Al sd'sse-
n..lon 70 the inte,rogatoe 10 mind lis uau
+! b.n,ncan. When h!A i've n,int1sca "cro NJ
In refused to mt down, aud wnn: OF to sAy that
liz would never vote fit wl,o:c-mongaring, a1'ui.
i tv.uI.A Econhdse!s for oIti:c, no inA.:or what
| party tugLs put thunn 1tp even II sha temperance
wa4 to 70 ia tho primary lncctlags, anI. viii,
twrlra on liftenn snon. hs coul1 make tho rn7:Y
,emiaa:e wlou. ha ctoba II 1!e shonll !a''.
tllua that ~ould Of it.e!f prove thu folly Of st.
&}.ft1
paoi'is w,:o t:.1ne q whom temperance people
tho.I1 appeal Ila smd ho ncvcr belonged
to ':le a4sl-,;lasery party, and 0cd forbid i!as
coin tie hstt lime. lie t,d. however. light in
tho army an,l (e:.asng llirk caue) l.o Cit that
o.ick in .hn tean!s' iaat ditch. lio would neyet
Join My, t"natical third parts; Int b. loped TO
cut ano>Ier ut,:.; in tto Inst ditch OF tho liquor.
Bel!eil. Laughter aud hpplauso.]
:,fts. MacCliuacy+ Of Illinois. made fow re-
nsarxa on tio lnpurla'ce nf b'n1dins up tenpci-
nuce sentiments III tao community.
| Dir. Lu3icr, uf loHa. aall 10 canlo to tho Con.
| ventiou
| 1rlEp-raGTy NAN,
but IT had heco"sc quite evident to him that |!
the! woIo ,onl II ".s''s'' h'tv poalsion TO maAo
ti,s temperance Ia.." !osndahlo 10 ,th onenlteH,
thiH Temperance convention should hn unitoi.
There wero peap!e III Tie :ia!l who would rejoice
t., telegraph tho nerft u tue liguor-se|'ora To-
nigh: that tbs Ierupn atce Convention had boon
It'll: up. lilo olfrsed substitute 20 Iii. puwelfs
1caa!utun, nut tho chnir gl'led it out Of order.
NA, Lou6E
| said he had to c1rc two minutes. bat II pre3-
en-. lls would vote for tho majority report rs
q onlenjcl bs tho Ecsolnt1u! If Mr. Powell. Ho
thought tint II they re:st hTav divided they had
10 tctter ilot have Efst ri all. lie was orroaod to
: third rart.oa. and coal4t not 1oH one. ilr.
. . | F,.her. oi Uuio was III favor of adopting tho
minority re2ott. II tt'ny should astsmp. 10 con-
II sroI the nominations Of existing parties AM! fa1l.
y Tho PARTIES we're ,en orgarizch. III! the,E COM
e. :" biuatons made, ani thlrt! party Lad clauco
:; for snccess ife in favor OF throwing
! rnE r,:trEusSrt uassEs % 70 rit: rrEEzE' r. ,,,
- in favor u tatal nat!oaal prohibition OF tho
manufacture kui impnftntiJu " Ilanors:
asr. nanfa. Of Ma-yinnt!, said tbat, while pro-
p, hih!t,on parties el,oull bo turned When rsac-
~ sicablc. they sliof.ll not conpsl tlom tp foIm
=, {,ro!l.ton parties wi,ore It WAS lnpracttcnh!c.
~ ~ Ul.er local op.ou lar, tlss counties in Mary
=. =, laua had adopted prohibition laws.
"a. NILS. aoUGiI,
of popus-lyania IA: tina. tcv had In that Sta:s
H. ,nf tho c.,u..tien uudcs Prohibition laws, rhcn
. Democratic lnuso Republican Senato. anil
1.epabicau Govr:aVr haa c3Asp'reu to fou
poll,ic,aas coul1 10 t,ussed, and. for on" WOMAN
70 sho wanted 50 into ssli:cs. sho Savq
persona! "reminiscences u hes , y,al,;.., youtu;:n
ps pst''s'y ou to rho is;'SfiosS io5 'a sass saa
payt vl,cn only 1C. They hh,,,!l ps.: their truh
I'm | in Gcd. They stlonld not tell li4r that tlo,
H. would 10 oyerwLehucd i'll Eo'i sca os failure
| NsA.sss 0-~
n' ST.. church, Of nhoaa Iaaad, ssi,l thn FRO
rv hsL.ion party the:a hui l,cen cr1lsho! IN the at
~ trtiJu 1t politics. liz did no: think any ncu
~, Wu,1il }o so cladiy rcceiyB in the srngphonn e
Of that they had fosmcd National Prohibition
l." ra:ty.
IN. licau parry conprtod tbs a5o!stloa sentiment
io first and tie Temperance suntMcnt now. It wa
Id not good tetuncraacs parry u was true. o'l
m ntlli il waa this. hut, Asd tne talnpcra''c
rl. In
-. a. .hoy s!lunll havo douc Tue: shoti'd no
&C. t. leave tho grand Old party; they'd como 10 grts
,cs II tlcy lid.
,,. would L1,ng the sonpo1auco causo to contctnp
~ They sllqu1 bs left feee to dcy!so -uch measure
r. ~ wc1e heut calculated to attain tAo1s OBJECT
tho scseral Sta:ct.
tim yn. sEnosKI,
IL If illinois, did not ba.Iero IN tho lferub!ica
No. pa,ty uen Dix, IN Suw IVsit, had obtaluci th
ro- Involvement ot tiu tsAl,sance attv, o'at W'le
rue tho Legislature passed loea! oplon laW, he y
toea II. And set to wa1 unanimously r
ing no:uiuuted, lie weut OF tu Iu.ke FtHtcincnta
ai regard 10 iulsnh ani Massachusetts,. R,ild cfl
Of "So! uu!" anI loud dtnala lie asseit'
that every man IN tho Runnblicau tleact ot ~,
sxl.,ls..ts, except GoT. Talbot was "hisl
uIan. mt. 70. ;Eu Republican party threw III
aver sui c|octe.1 ths roet, Ia yo!oo-"Th
w.. were not I'LL whisky lues'. 4.
New 'rhuro had Ueeu constant struggles to obta
tue thu floor. anl at thlH point iue'unvs got up a
said tua. ,lo delegates fsun four States wero .
tho | cnpF!tiS al Eio t,ao: ~ ,.,,on.
uasv The 1toy. 31r. Wa!dron, Of Ohio. ouctcd
uaAl, amendment to Atr. powella roso'utou. WI
htbl- ro. a,rnntuC by that gentleman, 10 tAGt
luty. .ma,,}a1 n,anut,On tuoE ulscA Al auuttl.u
Atch, - I,t+, ,nv,,r,+v anil minority reppr
I 'stYt ~. iIe said that, ii il lad not boon /
i ios third party in ouio, shoy mlSht na
secured tho slate. Thu NepH1'1cah M passy
liz UlIu Laa nominated ex-Goy. Hayes. who y
IN. heart aua SOUL in thu cauas. Should thoY ~
- to torn, u tEird party to oppose hun { 1ne
- LOVING IL
tho rur anm1,oy u.rs 70 THE SUBSTITUTE
isiou Nv Mr. Waldru.,'. Amsalnl,ns:
anl .A., tho Fr,,AsIti'uu i'rt5 Should oasS tas
.lbot dlvd "Hpiof: d: I'll S ,ma, ~ su :,