, 1877-07-09

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THE TEMpERANCE CAUSE.
ARRIVAL or THE FOUNDER or THE "nEp Rln-
HoS."
DR.. Henry A. Reynolds, the medical gentle
H,an rho, within the past two years, has oh
taIncd such widespread uotortcty ns temper
asscc worker and rciorulcs, is In tho city ut tho
Palmer House. Hc Is tho President Of tho Na-
tlonal Christian Temperance Camp-Mcct-
tux Association, md in hs Official ca-
paeity has como to thtA city to attend
tue Lake B'uR meetings which hcg'a t<rnor-
row. TRIBUNE reporter called upon him last
night to learn Of his work and the system
use of The cup That chcefs and incl'rfates hall
been rclcelncd to thcfr friends, families, and
tleccncy, Tho Doctor wns found to he vcry
willing to tafk Of t1,c york tn which, s hs whole
tncnecu under God his work in the cauac Of
temperance little 1ess than three years ago,
In the Csts ot bangor. Me-, where he met with
success That was To him surprising and crafty
1nr Hr fntlnfEtl fhcFt for nfftIt
gantzfng and exhortfhg, and then spcnt thirteen
n.0.1lls IN MassAehusetts, whcfehls cfloEts we're
even more satisfactory than they hal been in
.Matuc. Eight months ago he camc West and
!eyan in nguc-r!ddcn and whisky+ltnking
Michigan, whcrc, until \ day or two ago, he Inns
continued 10 labor increasingly, and rc]olccs
in ne contemplation Of y r. IL fact TINT u that
pledged themselves tor their own good and for
tho good Of the world In which thcy live "ta
abstain fzotn huyinE, selling, Or using aicohole
Bcsiics tIlcsc 5000 men, who rangu In yenrs
from 1S upwards. there arc fully quarter Of
million Ut women and chLldron nct!yely ut work
| Us members of tho Dare to d0 Right" banisto
lnanity from thu tolls Of tho tyrant Alcohol.
The doctor estimates that III tho trrec Btatea In
which his movement has been introduced tllere
urc ss3'5, uD men pledged to Utal sbstinctce aud
ths resulss Ut hia movement, Dr: iscynolls
| claims for himself nj, corlmcndatotf. flo Il
| working "nntlrr Gnd," md the conviction that
thu work is 0ut!'s work is sufficient for him to
know.
Ills movement ts what Is widely known in this
| Weat an thu "1ted Ribbon Moyemcns,'' Rs the
| men who hare Joined the causo n.aka that fact
y X the ,t wG' n,.o y M IN t 4 5Sso 5o
hcarug neither inscription nor tleyfce. Therein
the eul1lenl differs from that used by Francis
Murphy, Tho eminent temperance lecturer, In
Indiana and elsewhere. Mi. Marphy'a picture
Is upon each Ut tho hluc rlhhons that mark Ills
converts, attl Mr.. Au!phY'h maine appcara upon
eacl, Of the pledges sttgucd by those
who l'avc yielded to ills eloquent pefsuasions
ness. Dr, Reynolds uses pledge In which his
] %ppsar ID Ill ID sk'> work. w. Hence hMis M
s,,nMsattse rebssurtty IN re led E K'bben ,.t
n1en-ot whom no critical comparison Is herein
selves. AR. Murphy !, ready ta!ker, full Of
~ sT ID iIsvsA % Il p'ss:sfe, ' <sss ps:,
irnl over the feelings aud sympalhies of
fellow men. fic stifs then. up 10 : realizing
anl Induces them u s!gn tue plclge-s tc,npcs-
nntc, nut u total abstinence, pledge. Or. hey
olsls b ul' organizer and does not claim to lc
'1.sf o cyet su's; ,ts4e w'a
tocs talk and sometimes very cnaphatisaly. and
1t Is the plai,s, unvarntstcd truth-the question
| 0f ttAl abstinence and safety from adIunkaT.l 3
grave or drink ard eternal ruin, handled wli,-
Out gloves. lie Is m organizer. Ills own ct-
{ gerts start the movement and tl.osu induced to
join the movement are also tadured to continue
It, lab0Flnls carneatly for those WIN remain out
OF tho fold. The ladies anl ellrr clildren arr
thus latle Use Ut ~ workers, and tle "at,ls u
become t1cli institutions for tho education a
well US tho reformation Of bcsatted men. Kea,!-
tlins-roanls aro established. and care taken that
tllosc whs hasc boon induced 10 gtys upa lie
Of dcbaachery may have prepared fos thc1n 9
something tllat will encourage them to I'LL
themselves higher aud higher in tho true llfe
Tbu lls'etur kcel~ hiu,self informed aa to IT..
J }mrlnancncY Of bis movement, and point
! with just pride to thu fact tt.a1
Is per cent Of the 't Red Ribbons hare stuck
to thc!s pledge. It should not be supposed
do not siEn shs pledge. They DO, ana become
anl wear white ettbous upon the right shoulder
| but II !a only Tor the u,cu to Wear thu red rib
bon. The originality OF tho ribbon movement
: the Doetpr ciatsna for himself. The Maonis
organizations long ago adopted the roseata "
| one Of their eynbols, but tbs plain ribbon il
lIsst worn bY tnoaa who came under his ipnu
| enct.
ID reply to q questton IN What class Of ,,eopi'
nnl 10 what conditions liz found tho YTtutest te
! suits, The hector said to the reporter: "Wbrr
y there are the lllost people there arc thu mos
|. drunkarls, aud whe1s there Is the mpst n,ate
( Thus IN ihe city OF Detroit be vaa told thai b
i could not succeed. There had been temper
= ance movement going On for come time, an
& ut meeting participated In by tHentY
( seven churches there were pscsca
l. but 100 people, The second evening that Dt
Q Reynolds Commenced his work tn that city th
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