, 1876-07-26
TEMPERANCE.
A COld.Water Rally on: tho Lake
Bluff Grounds.
Addresses by Trrs. Emily Huntington
Miller and Others,


Addresses bY Mrg. Emily Huntington
Miller and Others.
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TIA s+,a,,. .a,hoo, Convention is prctty thor
,ro,,1, avn y,,th There will be sort OF fare
am ,.,,. t,,,I ,ost n,c1,t vIrtua,ty closed but
49, ss,.s..a,nn,o,t ~ Numerically, tho Convcn-
.n, ,'a. tsa,, .ncres,. ln. the attendance has
w.. ,,"o, aitoocther p 10 the variety and inter
est NJ ,l,o crorcisce, This IL attributed by tic
,nanoocrs To tic fact that the camp-ground Is
nnwly laid out, aud that people hive not yet
harmed of Il. But the truth Is, there has been
n tltanos,tton to mike the affair select, and no
Inducements hnvc been held oht TO the ungodly
10 seck tho Bluff, with Its 1ilics and lnnEours OF
rh-t,tianttv. Considerable discussion arose in
tha .tort among the Committee Of
e1s,.ann,s,t ~ "A 10 the propr,ety Of
....es Sianass'". ~, .~,ra f,a,us md advertising
putting on e.t'a ..s".s ~" ,,u.".,o,,ora,s
tho advantages 70 aecF'so w. 'nu H., s,, an5
Hut tho majority were against the sche me, anu
carried tho day. And perhaps tho result has
oNsss. ...ss. .ha yi,do,n nf tho antt.cyowd men.
proVcu tno "'sao4 w., .1,-o ~. ~ ,,.o,lc nm
ahelc na'o n"t 30. ,'a;,a,,. rt;s mt tho neone
who hhye como have been from the best the
conntrv a,pund. There have been no pushing
sa1 ,rowtffno nnd Ain grounds have presented
a''u - r,s,,fouo,,1c n,cnic ,}an an
aggregation Of persons osecnpleo ~ u'esuee
the best methods Of conducting tho SUNNY
schoot work,
.rhn ,fav, have tcen divided of, and ycsterday
4ne un5s naso .s, n.sa ~ 80 ,a..tan,o,1, ~
WAS Aaoiss oay' ~ uo7ote1 4uo.s ..ss. ~. s,.'
THE TEMPERANCE cAuaE.
The meetings commenced ut 8 In the morning
and followed fast and followed faster until
tho afternoon Trans naa Mpo1. utAN "s.
tho grounds. Tho rapiditY with which meet"
Ing las suceecded meeting ever since the
calling Of tho Convention to order has been
so1Hetnns ,.sas.,,,. .l,n. world c,,nmcncc
and early III tnc 1aol'e 10y ,,,,,,, 49,,
and dash along, ono utter anothef, ua..l 'he
auditors were bcwlldcre1 with tho celerity OI
| r,.o,,r, and rnectinr amin,
"sS''ns NV ~ ~ ., H., r.cont romn.ree,innr
has'y ia eao atse ~ sA .ha hn,o, an,, IL wa
bell was hung back o. the nGte,, ~ a ei abo"I1
announced that t!ie tolin o. tuHs H. os 1 rn.
DO the sigma LOT tAo opcng " .hu o's tnat
else on thc lst- For nsA4iS tnaee ,.,sx Iii Iii
bell was swung ~ tao pLGsAs % 20 HSsI. iIs H.
swunE before anu lts notcs navs petS ans, ~
tton after Invitation TO tnc ~, .n' .e
conference OF to sono serves ~ ip raat
crnaele. Many tlno must 1ts pfazen ti1Eoat i.,at
ayc been thirsty 1or theto has pgen ). ~ sh ta
inteFmzsgn nrnds u 3stj1y IL day after @ ny Xii
ycatetday II asaomolnu eas .ni,ic ~ ros
O'Clock tof ateMpcrnnce meesahs, WHICH, "eS
conducted under the homogeneous o.
,4n1: Ms; Il i;ntte9 f appNp1 to Questions con.
corning The temperance cause, which ae9Ttli,c's Tl,''
found their answers Ill some verse ~ lhe biple.
Not listle adrottesa Is manlesIeu ~ Sy is
questions TO an en yt1ei aws agast
the use Of spltituons linuolg. \, a,ax t., ,r-
"Ought Kings to aI1nk wlhei" nnae 'ts MI
swer In Proverbs, 13xl, 51;l, ~ ~. .,o,,u Ar-
sxs!ea 1ai il aieaasas faoSssSs, 5S a
| Thgrc Tah con6Hc!Ap1c Huatl4ne 0ouAo
among those TO. posted t. IND 1ns aS
he TcpSs gSnssay ssq1s S 10 pTsss uqs s
son deeper upon the minds ct tso Listeners; It
pcrance-lccturcr In full possession 'of all THO
points to study upon t 1eiose 4 10 sakes us p0al-
tlon on tho lccturc-platloFm' :. =
The exercises were oyer q e:a5, ana 81 y
O'Clock, ulmoet before the tapc1haGiS souiM "
cmpted ana n,cd ,aa,ctd aEas, a1ss ~ ~ o WaI.
woman OF the day iatfoancea a1s' aA' D. Aoi'
1bns7' nn1ao6a OF ,s,'.s Wonk III rznraH4sor RE-
She alludcd to the special moral mission &, Of
every ono, the chief element o. Wlleh .; nlsslon'
she claimed, ,sea that q spEeaaitE tns tempe,,
ancc reform TAR and w!dc tn5oagn toe w9riu.
People were beginning to realize tue appalling
ind1eneo q a.ik upoa thG peohie, ,n1a nlassaf ~
" to 1acs t.at tofo a aac tiLySe !a III sa9 }br,e, -
vas cInincntly psactleai. y was not ussu ~
tue glittcring gcnefalstlcs tnat chafac1etse .l1
modern tota!-abstinence cttoft, Dtst NAT soanu
foundation In Statistics evIaenty ,. con.
humorous or pathetic, rs they Horc diversified
with anecdotes. ble believed TINT the crusade
tnauguratcd by the women 81 America haa PRO.
duced great moral revolution, lnto Tlileh tne
realization Of tl,cee facts 1fad entered largely,
and crowned It with rre-emin1IGnt 1I >6uccets N
some parts Of the country. Ih1a movement I'!
should be followed up, slle thought, win pro,
tectiyc societies by the 1na!e population, and
she concluded witt! an e1!urnt burst, cxclaitn'
Ing, It IL nl well enough to rs.ise tue revenue
for Uncle Snm, but On, don't Let LIS do !! ut the
expense Of our hoysl" ,
Miss Jones, Of Chicago, a Quakeress, told ~
} plain, simple language, OF tho progress Of the
. work In this city, aud tho good done among
! whl6ky sinners Of tho metropolis.
Thefcature Of tho tlay, H8 promised by tile
programme, was the Introduction Of
MRS, EN1LY HUNTINGTON MILLER,