, 1881-02-09
Powerful Lobby vi, Work i'll
the 4Antf-SnlN0n ln-
tGreSt.
The Issue Thus Far Kept Outside Of
j. Partisan Affiliations.
Proposed Submission 10 Tic People Of
: Iowa Of II Prollll'iiory Constltn-
: ttaNnl Amendment.
low Political Sentiment There Stands on
, the Question Of Such Sub
!, mission.

Srtti.i t'arrsrh,.tntt Of Tn thiraoo Tribune.
1aDtASArIHLs, Feb. S-TfH, eItmt t0 secure
%uch Temperance legislation rs tllnll he satis-
acinry tn thu radical wg Of t'ic so-rtlleA .TcM-
,,crancn people ~ beginning 10 c felt III both
,mrttcs. It w.ull lie ,1itlirut ~ nrgNnizcn
MORE POWERFUL on NETTEE 1'fsCtrtISED
! LuIttY.
Tho titnta EyH,Itiyr Committee uT tho Grand
Temperance. Council hnvc established their
.,cntlulartrrs ut the Grand 11nte unl t!ny nr
ligbt tho rooms opel, md ACCESSIBLE IN MI.
t1err can I've fu,l MI snrts nf l'nokH AID lluc.t-
1ncnts touching lrrl%nttoi, t'ph1i tho liquor
;f1ill'c, together with tho ucst editions Of ilo
.ntfuua j.tq,tur laws uf the United sshtcs.
Here. ton, nrr sIIr,, and women. representatives.
,,r Tho many Temperance lt,dies Of tho S.nte
.sho pruln'sc giving the!s ti,nr to tho rruscc.i-
ion Of tho work t,efnre thenl. They
:siow every LEGISLATOR by n'l.nc. They
:frc Mr,1ua'nsttt with his nntcrc,,Ghts. his hablts
and h's expressed views upon n!l rGfur1lht>ry
'luestlunI. They know, tnD, his il.*uclNtns ut
1on,u: and they urr alttllfu1 In tho use or Hllc
Influences Is shHtl best bring him fntu harmony
with their Views.
In correspondence with Then, nrc hundreds Of
.,crsnns throuSl.mt Thu stnte. 1t ts cstin,ate
tlAt t1lerit ntb NrWt.itls ut
NJ rEMrEl:ASrE ORGANIZATIONS IN 1Npl-
ANA,
average OF about sty 10 Il county. III ntnr-
teen counties Ill aggregate membership OF
.tll,tn0 Is rcrurtri. Thesc people, their A,I-
fhorzcd representatives, nrc c!rclltntinK l.,tD0
petitions tn he si;ntl only by legal Suters Ald
49, - ,.r, ~ .,,,, r.,,,., s,,,,, ,,'' T., .,,
% ott'.' ~ stne" "',' ., u.s. "'ch le''lp''S s"i-
huAvts OF tliolr pt!luincnrss uttnet1c, were pre-
scntNl to the General Assembly. over 6U,0oj
namc.t. or ~~~,,@~.~".0
SEA nix oNE-TwE11~rH Of ALI TIE 1.Et.A1.
VOTERS IN THE STATE.
T.. - ~
'oes @ arS "s so"'as. "s 'sS''''' "''e '' '"' ''''
ieaa'f . % NJ y: g. H sn!%S;ns n; '!,e Is isssSss =
.% a:s' M! sa s,sss sseFi ";r r i;if:yet .i4 i! S9
!s,Toasts,: i ;he istisr !assss lis Wiatsr. i
-, AssS'ahiy ip H; r; { r. ssSa;e y ,S {'e
GH The m nc @ s@ sa '"p e :!fsa s'': sat'o lu
atla has never been 'Isor"nHhly tested, fur the
msc es .hs aws "s @ I.m!usptsre ip i. m no. Mt-
4 rrols''tr,u:y LAW
IT,, tDrce TOR eighty seven 'i'trs; and: while +
Srss v"ry "is ' wsr cias.. s
;4s & 'r,a' e @ ;%,jn ,; il me- ial* f'ty IS; wh!s',
p,ns IT ta,. ILL., aDa NJ uIsetc.. si NV ws au areiy n
!Esscn..i fhrn''Hhut tnc Stnts: H".lntry-penpln
hn,ac st,rr ,y,,., !,,ul not onn s,rh III II thnv tr
~. l"r yrar., Tbsrs H.. a4 ti4u!,t. mass' pri-'
,,, s'hHms ,y M,".my 1nei' @ ,i1 III HSfl'.a III
%;nn!y H!s, INT, lnt @ s ,' ,,s"1;is @ sS . p%II,s M
,t1,."t,n.r1s !:,nlitiy M!tHt; ,lnt st,eli
.i,iuw to their .it1r@s. l;ul one silnot,. tits
ts.s.aso i, tlao saif,Sc.@s carl: ii isni, il w'! Or
wns s 'ssI'r't! & = % "n,nn;ti,"ltonal: n ton
In iorec twelsc ycurs. @ 1t vas s,,ccvSaea by