, 1879-01-15

attempt to convict the Acknowledgement VINO sou
lk,uur to buys, ard thus gIhlate1 the State law.
In conclusion, Adj. l}a1y expressed llsfntesf as
in hearty sympathy with the t.caRu" aud tho
objects 1t aougl.t to accomplish, and closed
at1it|st great applause.
EMERY 4. sIHllRs
va. reluctantly prevailed upon to. address the
meeting. The subject of supprcfttng the sale
emotional. sensational. and pta:tical At the anne
time. It wasn't merely with the girls and the
boys. with tic-iay aud the Tomorrow, that wc
were To deal, but with the character, safety.
future. The man didn't live Who
,a,t sufficient power Of faco to asand up and soy
he iayorest tie sale Df liquur to minors. Ap-
auto and Laughter: The Dexil n,eit want .n
yet there we're nociettca Tor :ho protection Of the
Raluon keepers in their violation Of a law In
tended 70 prevent the filling of 1alls. lap
i!quor-dcalcrt, but he didn't expect II IN tho
tnil way that Ten. stiles did. lie expected the
millennium, hit hardly this week. tie wanted
the "p.opcration Of the Acknowledgements, but he
proposed to hare i By eo'npelllne .h.m to obey
b" e pcrsua,ci. @ Eren III. p'Cngcs's preparation
would baYc no effect upon them. 1.aucl!ter.]
Eardrd ~ discatc, and he had prcscriptlon9
lor it-n fine and term ln jail. Jt.augl'tcr.l
ltf'klne Il. present evils. he fonhl that thc
most Aiupcn10tis In its character atiti fhc most
| tlHllklItHbs III LIE fHECk HA4 kllE CuIHElAGnt ~
buys untI girls into the saloons, md the on'y
rure wny to cs,nhat It was to enforre the law
| sig"r"usy and pcrs!stcnt's. IN such case,
thcTn could he m " moderate" enforcement OF
| thu IhW. There was no t.eed Tor :" setting up
lnhs," bnt II was necessary to discover flte
crime ,ala'l puulsh It's perpetrators. The maj,
Wlo' 'or tue purposc u preventing future
f1 ccnesatss asassa a Il 'sy e.syfvca va I'll prs.s s
sutti'romtkc. There could he none With It. It's
mets'"lt wesr altogether devfsll. and tliere was
Molerate ifinklnE ls,l taliure,I suorc splendid
n;e'scets I" utter ruin Gnd dsgracc tllnn al the
utlMr ''lsss that ha'I destroyed human intcllt-
g.nre co'nh!nei. 1t wns A rcsuurcc and sub.
.ertuec nt satan tn deceive und rns1en.l the I'm
wary. The citizens .!.ity "as not to sny 10 the
soang men, "Wu put thctc places of tc1nnta-
lions f!ttss at your 'ec'. Remember you, crca:
| Laughter n1n1 appln,sse.I It was tho shortest
logic IN Earth tn ray that It thcrc was nol,ouY
tempting, nobotlv would be- tempted; II there
was NJ .aloon, nobody would r.. 'lru.k IN one;
would bc drank. iAppIause.I 1t wna the
ritizcns' duty to lroscrt The young. To prevent
crime at Its to'lrse, 70 rec .hat tl'r present
cisy had ever begun to DO what the League l,a,l,
nntl Its success showed what gunl causc nn
lrlnc.t purpose. with little casll, would 10.
1hc League lad accomplished much. Let tlIo
public sec that II wna nude tn live. In It's suc-
CESS were involved the interests Of the present
ar1 the future. Its attitude wasu't one Vi sym.
pathetic lcncyofcnec to the falu,-kccper. 1ts
organza;n IT,. W., based G' 3nstisea steFnsr
1orcrinent OF tho law, which was Always dis
agreeable to those WIN violated II. Applause. |
Those hftncfccahe effects might bo avoided. II
there Ecrc asly s1lty0r-kcercra prgseEt-anH he
hoped there we're, for the meeting wns to call not
tho righteous but sinners to repentance f1augt,-
tcr1-hc would say 10 them, "lf you have suffer-
ID trom persecustons, "A you call them, under