The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-23
ing which syas agfopted.


t1in the e:iist lasscl.,biages by music, etc.
r. Co:1scr and Tora Rowland, were cailed
upon for ten minnie speeches:
/ Tic Secretary then read eonlntlnica-
ton from Hon. ". r. Denlbar, G. w CT,
addressed to the Alliance, which, on mo-
tionofe. IT. Whitney was piaced sor.file.
| Mrs. Dr. Thompson, of Portlands was.
called upon for n ten minutes. speech
when size delivered one of her good tenn |
/ perance Lectures. The DIR. Is doing good
i work iii tile cause Of temperance and
+. woman sufimge. ! ..assss sss 80
| Iroil. Bart. II. Allen, Of ILs1sey, then
delighted the audience with ten; minutes
talk it was flle humorous speech of the
1 evening essgsfpzss ~ "a a.s a3a a4ss ss sssasa i
i Rev. i. 1. Wilson being called upon
gave a tlsoronsla aladsgcemp plefe review of
i The temperance caiase from Washington s
q time to tile present. ass3sa ssss 1as.ss1eA !
a. Committee on Programme 'lialpseaa in
4 ff,eir rcpoft for the ir,ortifig,s session.
I Atljoul1,et with prstye By Or. Irvine, to
meet at 8 a. II. 'fIii,rs,iiy. a sass
stfEr sEGoSD DAY atoRAgsc sI-ssIQSzis
Alliance, met at Q, O'Clock a. a., and was
= called to order BY the PRESIDENT Rev. II.
W. Stratton. Mss ssalss 1s.is Fssa .s3ssa
sEs Prayer. sxassoaeresl by the 4 -haplain.z
4 = Minutes .eatla and approyed.s4 ri faa q
.1Fu The President appointed standing eomz
fmittees as follows: III sasss ssga Et# 3
Order of Busine<s-Dr. g. @. Irvine, l.. q
b. Royal.s Mrs. Tanslnry.s szt{ es5ttEsx ?.
( Credentials-W- T.. Blain, SIS Gimble,
4 Resolutions e. W. Diiniek. Rev.
!. 7. r. Wilson. DIR. O. z. s.. PlHmrner #
Miaie+II-3 Is- Seq, Miss Libhie Irvine,
: A. f. .Ioinsrm. s-fss fs.5 aessf agas e
: Ways and Means-Jacob Conser. d. H..
Alien. L. u. Miller.
Finanee-.Jmo. Conner, Mrs. DIR Tirolnp-
: son. A. $. N amy. 4ae ss
The report of tlle last years Treasurer
: MAS read and referre6lsto the Committee on
FinanccssN s5a z es ,eE4G zssFn8 6
s On motion it was votctl to appoint It
d committee consisting of two 1atlies, and one.
: gentIemah, to visit. the various saloons of
=. the city and invite the proprietors to be
: present attic meeting this evening. Rev.
:. +. F. IIeroy, Mrs. Alice cain, and Mrs T..
: II. Foster were appointed rs such commits
I4 tee.f rsfssga a szsss9 ss*it sssr g5 as4r 4
h. On motion of Mrs. DIR. .Thompson;a COM
mittee was appointed on Political Ac-
IL ton. szz = @ go 3 k9ziss
il. Speeches being III order, the following
persons responded in few we'll timed re.
marks Mrs. T.aughary. Mrs. Or. 11'omp
NJ. son, Rev. II. w. Stratton, 3. II. Allen
m m Hampton Kelly, and others.
bic Rev. d j. Pierce being called for, cam'
@e- forward and addressed tie Alliance on TIN
G su'sces of the best niems. to be employee
ltyst in driving the evil of intcmpcranees fror
M society. 4 tst
th- On motion 1t wa ortlcrc1 tls1t the Con
ar mittce on Political Action be increase
rt iron, three TO five. Tie members of til
ha committee sare = Rev.eaJ ID. Pierce, /.
Irs. Conscr. ID. P.iy Porter l.. ElkiiIs, ~. /
p: Carter. As& @s %
'i0 Mr.. Garretson favored the Alliance wit
; . the reading of sentence passed by Jnde
F. Hubbard, OF Iowa, Upon some lfquor dea
r ers fer a violation Of the proilibitory lique
law.
inn m F. Alliance adiotrned 10 meet at 1:5o i.
re al AFTERNOON SESSION.
am am Alliance met at 1850. President Stratto
ars in tile Clair. ssss8 ga ss H
ne1s btu Minutes readand approved. @
n.ssi EsiCon,nittee OH Finance made verbal r
= port. which was atlonted 97s .fi ~
and on motion, Alliance proceeded to sele
!. d. A place forstl,e nextann,,s,l meeting. POI
. land aud ALBANY 1beisig placed In ifonnin
~ tion. Albany was selected.
I. J. Committee on Political Action. report
inc me. as follows:
Leso9rct7 That tile mcinl5erS Of this Al
IIaiI ance believing in the necessity of prop
slegislatioua upon tile Temperance AtItsest iC
eles, j,leslge their support to such candidates
sn'' Legislators rs will advocate the passage
son, laws favorable TO the. temperance prin
sIpesozred That We recommend TO allte
Mrs. perauees men that they attend the prin,i
asnt political Heetings in their res speetIyes y
eiuets and uSe their vote and influence
Sss.'sa ss Tba Ys'is sF ts ts s lie sSsS assy
80 able. liprigilt men nspledgctl 10 ptSper
tsens Ehsstsieiiye legislation upon the itenperal
pel5atSa rhar We VIII mite vi vi al
r. af3itli1G citfzensaiti enrncSt Efforts to eitfu
snaio existitlga l;fwssfar. the restriction sof
80 liquor tTalfie. iapsf for tile suppression
- gambling ami pr>S titntioD IN cur State.
,... HSsote1z7. That We Believe fiat the rig
Cle-i coortrys on ailaaaestions coieerfiiAg
renced iiquor traffic. would facilitate IFS subp
ieties sion and fms save the Soatisana nliiah
lss of our land. .ss = v<s fse ~
t"'o e0 After considerable debate III which sc
s slmrp cross firing was interchangcd, the
:, ~ port was adopted. ~ Hssssasd 4egsd9
7 esdoY Alliance aaiours1eds to clock n. IL
5<. b3Is 81 aAags - 4 - T7ziT II esssst0sE
'p - Il sAN Tno1nENT-4 OF nsrevlxai meeting
t.tq NY near henroe Beutons ooftaty, rccentiy
a2stfi1ns selntetl by a CORES pendent OF the
~ esepsss9os ssl'sIs lsasior gave am dppoftall
= At- F96r psrsoas tosspeass. Aslti ispcakis'g
land; ffapiI 6ftassMassy spoke Wfth great Yer
aseyi one Iasy offeep picty ana sniofe tl':sfa 9
tneSs.t f.afy intefiigetice, arose afsd reniSarl
Darv. among otlief rifings. that satan was
!. posing fiie success OF tile meeting IN
I,and' person of three yo,,ng men who lad g