The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
nEsaPER RANCE.
state Terlspero.lce Alliance Hnd Temper
Nnce gtrSon Unite. @As

met ut the Court. House in this city, and
was calledto ort7er by G.. w. Dimick.s A
committee on Credentials was appointed
also. a committee of three, fAfessls. II. FL
kins, f.. f. HeFoy and Jacob Cof1ser, were
appointed TO confer with n similar comnit-si
tee on the part of the State Temperance
Union to agree upon terms of uliof aft
ter which the Alliance adjourned. The
Temperance Union was then called 70 or
der, a committee on Credeht1ffs appointed,
and Drs. Gray, Plumnler and Judge +. II,
Miller. appointed a committee of three, on.
union ofthc two Organizations, when the.
\ Union adjoiHucdses3s q r-s asE Ssbs ii.
/ zREIpRTs or CONFERENCE sGoAfaIRTEE. a
ksa Tile committee ON union then lne n nfli
organized by the election l.. Islkins, GiElirzl
faan. and o. r. s. Pluniner, Secretary 4 /
/ \ free interchange of views With state
1 ments of past history Of each sswiig.' wash
then had. after which Judge Miller offered /
the following:
WHEITAs Differences have heretofore
existed between the State Temperance AL 4
lance and the State temperance Union. /
each organized for the purpose of laboring
III tlie cause of Temperance, and.
WHEREAS. Each organization has sfgni-z
principles of temperance, therefore.
Itesotred. ibat the two organizations be.
aud by tIe adoption of this resolution. are
ARE hereby, united. and that the Temper
ancc Tiion be consolidated With and be-
come a part of the Temperance Alliance. q
4 hesoIred. That the delegates ofthe Union
he recognized by their credentials as mem
| bers. zzssg 81 - .sy..4
TEPoIST OF TIE COMMITTEE on CIsEDI:N-
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TO-
Marion TX com ai w II Diicis. L = s Thohas 'rhai
N6ai'arfi i.oSsc 10. s., l. O. G. r, Portland
o2ea rSE TsssRse aS Rss qTEsaTnt3sijGn E g. stin Portland
VII Fonts Lodge No "A, l. o.sei. tt. zena,.
Hope Grrnse e 10. 2i, p. of H.. AIlpanv=-.A s.
Sapny;;A ;,o,t W;l9Eon Mrs. ,s. A. - Gordon 2, Mrs
and j. A. Morgan. .ls.l - - = 81 >
F fss95ersq f i b fscs ss Is f1aRRsfz s4 z q
G. Goliey Mrs A. earot hers. Thos- AIontenh.
iot,h @ n ana Jas '1anlia Inn ieis 1flee l'oe non
y"f aes Jehn5 ad i5bc i @ S1 at
,c4 ps, and A1al9sPTyn sTiy. ltafaaisr EtqS NJ Mil
Y. r. G. 4, Abany-W. Il. Bian and II. L.
= ii. F. $. $, Alsany-,yacob Miller.
n ii E slr 3 Rfe Powell Nj MIS- nlR rS MI annon M
e 4If5 f. ,Taafe si:'sssie FoStcr
e E! = n ME9izt eanrG z 4 ysg 1a NnSs Nn
ne field, K. Jueoos, John Conncrnnsi Rev. Il. c
IN t,cnfcr Tlelre No y. T. o. q. Il, Linn Count.
81 +; - Iiariet: ap.i M u ltlI,til1
" J. i; AIeF orrsa' u. T. Porter, Elizabeth vii
capital Lodge, l. .. C T., salem s. w. Car
IL L: tllslrcil, shc.la Mrs. ST. 4. Rinchar,
Jno. FHgh. +. NJ. Itinehart, NJ. Thompson an
i:aptist tIiarel,, IEalsey -sol. Bond ar,l Mrs
= valley T.oigo No l35. l. os6i n II.=ey- I
Ie II fllea, IL c. Davis, Mrs. NJ. J. Peii'and an
rk M Es s, TTalscy W Johns, j. T. Roland, .
09o II. I;osb and Sarah harlow.
a. Taylor street ". L. Church, forthnd-E /
{ Gr1g[Ggasyiie T ll LGe : 10 " 241fdo Mo aI
e@51 MS's @ TsRsa4ss soFa sv = 3 1iS Wf1sa 1n Mr
LIZZIE & Wiison I :; : 4 tci.,,s9n. & y: g. ionrri
Il Il Christian Church, fE.llscs p. " Aiiinshal
d Lake CrceE Lodge No 271, I. 0. G. T-aial
l. Williams an y. Emmett ~ p
;, M n NJ F.. 4h,'hi t,.,'r,h Hssy A. L Bfiai'efarm
! ! Lee GnllpaI, East Portland Jarnes MeGre,
ess tris : ar Lodge No 10. H. O. g. IT, AIbar
m Il. IL p, p Royal, F. Si. Wadsworth, r. Fox al
!. First Baptist Church.. Portland Rev. j.
re fJ*ee'sior Lodge xo.l a Corvallis -w. =. 6
ter l,;,d j. D,s'ssand IN " .Hi = HiS.oy
:. Gonser, Dr Mary Thompson. A.sPici'ee. Mrs.
i f:'SG Garc sl tSSas lsr3a nv a M AnqsfT
aud lsL}11 " 8; : ,ewairt., .sso.
a tion; A6any j. Bwersoz Mary j, ii
e Flfst Ih,t;tist s s. Albany NI. wiiee
m m Elpna Gai,re; son. Ada GuliTa. Mrs. McKnigl
WiIs,ets ASne e ssns : inc, com TIenderse
r. Mccoy; yelln % Hamilton, Lydia Mealey a
Il church { conventions. Harrislsnrss- M Csliur,
{. a. 81 Ml<sTF; MI sT;S !; 6 & &spoasrass, MIS- Bl
,5 eh q. S. W. s. A.. Lafayette Nancy Ienhrcc.
IN First congresai @ isnai huron IN KHmn iil vi
Is i;aeiSensi "a, MIS- lsgart, Miss Eniea Brush,
s, s, c.sirary Church, Aibaify- st;lsss Price
isz fa5lf & ifRs hasks s M MAl9sx sy Mi hs1f'n a /
ed Mrs 7 Pfopst and Mrs IInstots.A, Il s,,,-. -
o @aaR a9asf E NJ msilar 81 $ Il raIaer
ISL Wilcox, II s. conqit. Mrs a Raeher and Jefl
'se nc First baptist CHURCH, Portland 4Mraa a
- Fafn and Sarah Randall. &, :. .g..sa ss..els
,,,t 'ek Each association met received and atie
ess ed. the ErpeEts of the Committees. on {
re, lentials< Thef report ! of the confere
- corpmttsee on nuion. of. tile t-so1 socie
n te was also reaqi and adopted. when tie
IS societies thus made one, procectlcsl TO
nd absgatoqa 81 ig9BI'sTSEss.asesss
!, The Association was called toaoriler
s<ri O. zCS. w Bimiek. .fssF 6fs8 sss
oS ,1ys ON motion the Association puoceedad
,rsss7'sf tho elsUsi6ilaof olgicers, W. r. Blain
pf Mr.. Bateman being appointed tellefs.
II, d Pie election resulted Al follows: /
! stS % & Isresident--fsey 1Is w. Stfatfof, Of
: bany. TsHfea13 4A&a e ssS eB4 ATNMa9
-s5 vice Presidelas-Lt d. r. IIercy. Rarela
s@t s. g. Irvine, AZ banyis B. II. a Hem la
n f fo KscolSlipg s secretaryGr II. WHIT
1"itsa 9 Asst. secfceatye2sE R. Blaih.s AHA
Q. g. fProaa6rer< sTacob Con Terg sTeffarsnn.
Poye ChanIaila--R RkYs Sd. ]. tialy ilJs ppFtls
s. is df gne aptep l4epo a1ya y
Il the Adi0ufiiett untif q n. NJ. sas8<s az Sssss