The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

tn that which produces wr-tchrdne--
then Happiness would he found IN multi
tudes oi homes where now are only sor-
row aud Distress
lie then discussed the biological fea
ture OF the case. and compared the loss
- OF war with the ravsges of intemp-r
ance. and said that annually more than
one hundred thousand souls go troOpinp
down TO death from this one cause
appeal To you in behalf OF my coun.
try women To say whether they are n"i
justified in putting inrth any sffrt by
which they can make their interest mau
Hest to save these victims.
VINO ARE THET7
Not always the low. born. or the brutal
aud vulgar Men OF hiyh tone. high
courage and high mind-d have fallen i,y
this destroyer M"n gifted with the -"
au-nc.. Of e c.ro aud the song o. Milt"r:
m-n at the highrst character at h-ad aud
heart. tall victims To- H. Shall We not
make some attempt To save th-m2 Shall
not our lair woni-u b. p..i emitted to ntHu
ii"st such intetr-t ~ - within their pow
or to rescue those who are going down
L. d.ath2
Md" says our late di-iinguish.d
fri-Ldi la ~ pre-. eminent -ep-s. ih.. W"
men at Amrrics Rr- INTERESTED in -tsN ing
tins tid. of -in sud crim" aud DEATH
WHAT ara THEY7
The judge then portrayed ia touching
and eloquent language. the disgrace. and
shame at a young woman who hnds her
s-lf united 10 "a man d-grad.-d hy the aw
iul bshit oi drunkenness TbHt hs Who
i e. titl-d ta her society. and who cAn
command her couch. aud from whom
there y no escape. -xc-pt 10y the rrli-i
oi the law. has brcoms degrading aud
disgusting object, an off-nse and a nui.
ssnee in socirty. IL was not strang-
that those more happily situated should
lend their assistance and sympathy.
wORsE ASPECT.
The Judge next presented the picture
of a son whom iond mother had uur-sd
on her knee and nurturrd At her bosom.
only to experience the overwhelming
and crushing sorruw OF seeing him come
home a brutaliz+d vagabond. l. there a
picture 20 narrowing as this2 How many
thousands OF such mothers there are
compelled TO endure such anguish Com
PEELED to look about their dsz.rtsd
hssrths and witness the desiruction Of
their household gods Shall IN. hot be
permitted To rescue then,7 Aud y.t W.
zrr told that this Is a female commuuri
A cru-ad. Of isnatiral wOni-ni "a l. a
siu-sd... hut cru-Ad. in a holy cau..l
lArplaus" A crusade in the int-rs-st
% duiD-rtIe happiness. in the interest of
comfort snd happiness sud virtu-; IN the
interest of our common wrlfsrsi u that
be- lh- nature Of the cruza'l.. which has
b--n 30 roughly CRITICS. 4. then may
live aud die crusader
Women OF Cincinnati you have a great
work before you Y"n will have no hul
iday sport ia doing battle with this mon
~t.r.
thuu-sud souls there are palaces sup
ported ON hunsn skull- The foundA
tinn- of colossal establishments are bath
rd la the tear of the wr-tch-d There
are many chsmpi"n- OF KING Alcohol IL
- no summer -oldiery. trust you mHy
succeed. | trust that when your warfare
~ end-d there mAy not remain one on
whose garments there j. tue stain; on
one ol whose chesks thsr. il tear; ON
one in WHOSE household there Is a victim
To this destroyer
The Judge then concluded his address
by some remarks IA relation to the Prot
'--tant religion. aud said u could only
ris, higher and higher until nl,-orb,-d in
the glory ol divinity. IL might go duwn.
- has been eAid Chri-t wa- eruc h.-d
"a tl,- hour Of hi- iriumphl But - -. u
would only b- like llm TO rise again
mnr'. rloriuu-ly. The close OF thi, al
drrs- was the signal Tor rarnr-t arplau-s..
which had several times broken out in
-pitr of thu fact that hts earurst words
were uttered ~ IA church
Mr Muller then ssug Rescue ih- Per
ishing. the audience jptning IA the cbo-
rus