, 1879-06-28

Morrill,, Of Malnc, stood up In the Senate Ctam-
btr aud denounced fntenpcranco as "tho RlRan-
tic crime Of crln'ca," vet by tho. laws
Of tic General tiuycrI,nicnt und OF tho
various states tc, liquor traffic T9 T9s
sssassea sa;isss. rs ss psr,y fsa' & poae@ @ lad
ieagucd the Government in, 4 scms.olf'e!al way
70 The liquor trade hy appointing ~ . Special
Commissioner u Internal heYcnlic prominent
snsf f Ct Ct e sxs': o men s' II III: Gs:
country, having ts9, 900 recruiting Offices where
the boys and youth Of thc country. arc tempted
to Jon sl,c army of drlnkards. lilo went u, to
saY TINT tese ra''!shops werc aso gFeat cles' .e
honse politicians did tho llltffy work Of closclY-
contested c1cet!ua.. Tic speaker theu recI!ed
The opinions Of eminent nsgdieal authorities as
TO tie phy1leal effects Of alcohol on lo sYe:en.
Iee., wllIa,a inrker' :''AsssS"' ;nS from tie
Scientific As,trieaa, oppos!ne the !dsa advanced
by tic President Of tic Brewers Congress to
bear was 10 10 regarded as q step toward M
ttonst temperance. lie then protected to Elyo
biz views as to what could be aetompl!shcd y
behalf Of temperance. The chftdrcn a'd youth
carefully guarded BY 1oraI training, in tlls Sun
t1ay-scisool nli,l at ,ome. Sons lao1sua drunk
afds could he rcfosncd and aoIIle liquor-
ycn1crs could ha persuaded to aba,don their
HA$tslERS. E4Mui31 tEN&HlAt4UH A0Alu " 4NtutCA
on tie subject, md Legislators could be ro!l-
htralucd to aet atHl voto n aceordanee
Mstn ehesr eons1s,aons' aan,o sega1oess ~ IT,. IT,.
nt1cai am. pn.' a, " ....a,s .n,
was ~ ,, pa 3 psFsuus ,,nt aIn -,
nnnSs ntis ~ ~ sr1 % ~ VII M \. ~ nary
nl,ti religion, only struIattng for such cotl tfuns
y, moraiity f1c o roncIudei 1i Win the faiioT1tM
~, tntt,,r ~" ~ ~, s,I to,aa,srnnrS
a.Is Sta!ssn ~ =. tnu ~, l., r,'st,s :" ~
Fltst-Eoeiety has r!sht t. protect is'e!f Ths
giensy Gxenas @ ~ - nins scnia caa9c y,t.
MI fts WIN 10 ''"'' S"s'o'' """'u
Sscond-Hoctety ehnuld not by It's laws protect
crlj.
Thtrd-society shnud not undertake to regulate
OWL BY law; its business ;s to romasc j.;
~ r. "Ss rcn,nvc NJ, nvt ia tscr"ian
~ an.pio. ''''e"" "
F,fth".yoetcty has right to remove NJ, evil by
dcst1ov,ng prtvata property OF rendering II vlluc-
loss, II nccesEary.
Dismissed alter PRAYER by Dr. ,Iutkln..
DurIuIr tho dinner ilpur tho clouds brnkc, md
d pIcDttfgl supply ul tl,e Temperance beverage
ratue nnutig through the trees, ullirtl to the
dsrOmits,tru Of ntl those prcacut. Tic weather
cleared soou nttcr, and as large delegation hatl
MEANWHILE arrived from this city tho afternoon
mrcttn1r vas jpaugurntcd with an incrcascd at~
tcndunce.
Several eopue vero sung m O solo bg Mrs.
seTyis, tic n,1icnro ,otnilic iu tic CHORUS. Tic
President tllcu called On
r,royAs cnrrnr.
:, c,.,.. ,,,'s "s,,s a.. .,,,,5 ...
ol ChtcaEo, VINO salu tlat ~ Son!u sn,
pseciaic, aa new tSclu!t, tne !aposs ~. ~
thtso pe1ofe t,ln3 loF tAc lelo!'nat!ou u lne
fletlna o. alconol N9 9no coultt Easo p"l!o'
aohhtco1 rcnlcdY, hs utu mol pcaGVe LUZ ~.
temperance was lleleoltary, hNl Iei,1aes uMi ~
osHeVa tl'aI tAeFe "as uny inealeai leh,cny ~
ihe haost. Esom rs e1pstlshse Us Es.Hlias q
lawyer ne Icit 1ustliea ~ saying tnat i4'i} ious,
iitfhs 81 the cf'n'e u tMs soHhtsy was M'sess's
traecabto 70 ue e!leets q nelnk,!ng. LIZ ~ Only
mentioned thts 70 anoW ltltm what an eYll W.
Wat propor,1s tcy mao as 10 eonqucf d
repeatea tuat intcupetauec Mns u" acau,sea a,,
habit, Due TO surrounding circumstances, ahd
"as never hesoastarf taint
spoke Of tic history of the Order Of Good
| Ic,npIars, le said thAt there werc 30U lodges
10 tGis State, numbering 1000 members.
Tlcss lodges loll weekly meetings, and from
! iii these sessions como great results. Tho
money expended by tie granl Lodge IL behalf
! Of temperance wnB over $50,000 annually. Tho
| Order vas established 10 Now York twenty
| eight years ago. nni now completely encIrciett i
the r)1bc. 4 charter bad been recently istued
for lodge In IuIla, aud subordinate lodges al~
rpajy exjstci In Jalatf.
M. Russell! tacn addressed tho meetiug a1