, 1881-09-06
INDIANA.
The coercive Teetotal As;.,..
and Its Meaning. ''"'"'
Interesting Litigation Betw,..
Progressive and Ofthoa.sa 'as
Quakers,

sp<tf1t Correspondence NJ 7ht tattan ,.n
, niASAroIts. Ind, SvIa. 3-;r.' '@ass
display Ut energy and nctlyity Nv W y. sudden
clvn teeiota1 people III this State at |s Us, eos'.
t'eel, III The natnre Of n s.lrptise III ase b.
crat wpnks inst, Gnv. 81. ,Iohn =, tot sez
tien. Neal Dow " A[alnc, and n,h". ~. hah,at
well ns indigenous orators navs !, ttAo'Ies'
liycrIllg addresses IN ttifcrcn, na,.s oepn d.
Stnto III tho advocacy nr lrohinit'ss. ol tts
Northumberland, the State. a'on. ,rnaH Tts
rrolitl'Ittonisls, Is to he ren,oyrI ~. Of ths
ninllr to this city. lii order IN ,uasS "oN SeY'
efficiency by giving IL 4 mare cen,.sa n..e"'e it
tlon: From MI OF which II Iseyi,len, ,t,.a ,e.
Prohibition party Is e''dcayor1ng lnsnI,s ~
membership with new enthusiasm "'p,te ~ i II
cat'sc' rs well ns to add new recruit. ~ u ~ y
army. "'ss 10 III 4
Just how mitch more they mean, !, ,,x
thing, '' +" aas'
IL INVOLVED IN USCEIlrA1yrr
10 they mean to pill n 1'rU1lb1tEon t,,;..
tho field nrxt summer? toJ. viii rnss use! %
antl some other old politicians mn "'asaes war,
tlIor lo. If 70, the nnst State rtectior I.stN ~
'liaun will bc II Bull 1.tn for fila ~, na."1a III H.
ans; for the Prohibition pcupIs alway.. p"uls .,
ont f1'll OF confidence In their abiitv - s's0
will, them many Democratic yotrs %v.II' IN. "
'vnrial1y, wIis,i tho votes nre colnte, Du' H.
night nftrr tho election, tI,ere arc M NY. ae
cratic ones OIL the Prohibition tlrket. suy wy
there never will be. Thu proh;,tas@ae W.
peoplo profess their inability '4sa n
how It was done, anu Immediately n,oesoiss ~
do It over agaii with tho sarne resuIt s>ps D.,
I lInvo llenrd 1t intlmatcl by persou vhot WY
OIL excellent terms with thu Ira,trr. m a"ss ".
Prohibition movement in tlI0 STATE. that w. w.
hot tho Intention Of tho 1'rof,bjtion<,,s
put ticket In the field at tho next eleeti,s
that their purpose has only the general nv.
OF 31"
WORKING III A sTnDSG PUBLIC sryr,u,.,.
In favor Of Prohibition, III or.ter to aid th,n
with tlle next Legislature. twill tm ,pm.
bercd TINT tho last Legislature agreed Ia Il,
submission to tho people OF MI Amendment
To tho State. Constitution prohibiting tss
manufacture and sufD Uf Intoxicating I[ouon
Before tho amendment cah bc voted on. hor.
csnr. It nust BIZ agreed to by maIo,itro =,
Gael! House ut tho next General Asse,nb,r
which VIII lutcl III tho winter of lsYi Il
will bc iniuort;l,t, therefore. lnr tic rrotL
billion people 10 Eet 4 Legislature which xiu
agrce 10 tho submission Of The propoad ssd
amendment. -. '''''S
u u il9t ~ all likely Tint s.cl. M amend
.te1 .as ,,, spt'eM ~, rtI 70 the it,, ,Giact45s Of III
,rn9i ~ ..,,,.s ~ ena.'e". ,.,, Thy Dtmoenh
while perhaps Il majority OF tic Repnhjr,u%s ~
WHiiltl bo found With t1loul. 1t IL u,,,Iovbt
cu!y true thnt nlaty knber mid orsler.oytrf
citizens, wnlt'd vote for tho measure Ii tasi
s,,is., p1ssseu IT, Wu' ~ atcup,s lle good n
's H., f,i,f'I fI,csE" - ~ Ms "Iuoat aa'oeates: b1
!rEnr. IL sv,,n,te ~. ,,ro,S ,H! - ,bsIiese J.
t,!n ;,st - M'ay fus!!ens tseiing anaai
N'leo ,...-.....-....
CANNOT 1,E LEulsLArEls ouT OF EylsrEscr
BY simple "Hc It el.ncted." 50 much wtk
ollt reference Il, politics ut Ill. But, looked
Mt frOin H. pnrty standpoint, tte Leaders pt
eltl0r- pilrty seU only tcfeat, disastrous Ard
l1nE-cu,ttlnuGd, til tito advocacy Of such
measure. Even the uc,lon OF Tho last 1Rgi,+
lnture IL regarded by shrewtt ltepubllcansu
u mistake; for, wllIlu 1t was not strictly
y party measure, both Democrats ind Reeat
itcaass yot!l.E fur It.. tie Legislature Wis.
Republican body, nnu that marty Is therefor
onltktu " pehf u!d oiluh o. X, ! Know "
e nsi M e up rto'H,!oi ~, ,ha "; Naas es,
mil @ tint n wnY % h,,t mir nj N"n n qsr3S,n anSn1
II ill., om,,c VA mn, ~. IT, ta @ sny ~ tshtSn shsG
&kSn.y ri II
s,Hy at',i ,',as,,i', III s iii % t s n%aSts
1,r.',I,'itiut. ''''''o'e' 1'"' '1e 'pp'"e"e '
trouao'tion,
TIE ui'E.Ar MAhs Of aElssisS CITIZENS
throughout the State, arc disposed 10 81
tint tlioso who Introduce sltcll Measnts
aud ate willing to sNbnllt 1t to TUG KHIsssa
OF titu people, culi only By. resAr!ed a$ Dc.
i ba M Miiwiso% VI % Or IMPROPER, ; w1'at god puipps
Is 10 be g,llIictt by TIC expense Of Ill election
to vote 1t down: Tllcre Aro those who %'s4
tlsNt the lh,Whr Question, wltl. all tts ln;t
dents and nccOntpalllllicllts, might le 1els
gated out Of politics tn tho reglut Of home
church, ind school dtscipl3nc, where ths, M
believe It cnll be must effectively tlealt Elh
r,sit direction, 01d the lrol!ibltlon ghost r
fuses u, b. excluded from the arenu of poll
ties. THIS being the case, It Il more o. ~
wisely dealt with according to tlc sa4atll
ut ul8 p0lftleni leatt1rs ut any itnie npperl I
most. Just ut tho present tilll1, In l1dlaaaa !
is not worth wlIfto to bo 80 KlllEorly ao9ui
the il,atter ns not to say that the Teeot! 9!
t iasteKls!atnro o this eS.Gh1}t hto p4Is qsss ~
hopoinl condition.
QUAKER LITIGATION,
, 1Me sIs ars wiGt . afr. a rsc sncia U ics i
1in1 s3eln, }ifii iHH' ,"t.v.e,' 3he I'm btspehs
~ liz E,s,intv ~. ityin"Ia ia of Ii,ch mort
tl,a, ~ ioeni tutsSrust at mi , imr,ortanee. 10 s.au
5Isely tle sit !; r Tsf9sxF * .ssy ssPsS; ~!
@ nda IT. to te 'Ylts s,io e1 Il ifap{ ths e;ss II
wi's,bt,r Vii @ Tia rrm"Testiyn @ % ns lilo I'll O1tho4e5
| AMI hnnro VI" nntitt.sI -, tho ti,IL. Ihu cou:t'
r.,nu, ,vIor,. ttn c"sa ~ IL Io,no haari prfssHl
~ i,tar.at1nts e ' :n,,,,o,ro,,;,., by rpasN
Of Of thu ciIar,1cfer Of tho iltIganits ,[.u