Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-04-07
Ninth Annual Meeting or Convention
of the Maryland State Temperance
Alliance.

The Mary land state Temperance 4 llance will
hold its ninth annual meeting i'll Baltimore, Oh
Thursday aud Friday, the 10Th and 2lSt of APRIL
lSS2, in the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner Charles and Fayettee streets commence
ing mt 10 \. NJ
All Temperance Associations, Churches sab
bath schools, Religious and Reform Associations
are entitled, and requested to send Delegates
one for every Nifty OF its members, or fractional
AMrt thercof,) but not less than two nor more
than four for any one organization, and 10 fur
ni>h them with certificates of election, stating
what organization they represent.
All persons who are either Life Directors, Life
Associates, Life Patrons, Life or Annual Mem
bers are members of the Annual Meeting. with
TOUT being sent by any organization, provided
Srsy are i'll accord with the prime piles of the
p&ance." Vice Presidents OF the Alliance will
also be admitted as members without being
sent
As Temperance is part of the Gospel all min
listers in the regular pastorate are requested 10
Isee That their Churches and sabbath schools
~seiect delegates and such as will attend the
meetings.
, Friend OF the Cause are requested to give no.
tice of this Anniversary Meeting through the
pulplts OF their various Churches, sabbath
schools, and other Associations entitled to send
delegates; and also 10 secure the publication of
The same synopsis thereof H. lar as possible
| in their county newspapers. religious and
secular.
y our lady friends will supply n bountirul free
fcoatlon each day Ia delegates from the counties.
[ Arrangements have been made with the fol-
flowing raj! roads and Steamboat for reduced
iares; VIZ, all the steamboats, lines running IL
the city upon paying full fare 10 the Convention
/ VIII return Tree upon certificate from Convcn-
ltlon. The Northern Central, baltimore and
49, omac, and Philadelphia, Wilmington and
ttNtilnOrs Rail Roads will sell tickets at about
1.-TWO cents per mite two third rates. The West
fern Maryland at half rates upon or,iers that
must toe previously obtained from the Secretary
fof the Alliance.
A general certificate credential of the dele
gales elect. and stating what they represent, l.
requested To be sent Ia G. n MtSUEIt, ISL
SecrefdTU, alliance Head Quarters 81 North
lCaiNert street by each Association eleCtinC. and
a. soon a. elected. Also Ia furnish each delegate
with IA separate cTedrntial To be brought with
Intm to the Convention. pelt gates are requested
ITO call AT the Convention a. soon a. they arrive
and req Ser their mann, and residence. Books
Twill he uI from 4. VI. 10 IL A.. NJ. for this pur
pose.
Several OF the most able and eloquent rNpnn-
rut> Of tn" cause In the country have been IN
gagged for the occasion. Coz. GEORGE W. BAIS.
Il kentucky who has been well STYLED the silver
Toned orator. and who J. conceded Ia be
lone OF the most powerful of American
platform speakers. will make the principal afi-
dress on the evening Of the 5th; aud REN. W NJ
IL BpoLE al New York, Will deliver his Cciehra-
ted lecture on THE BtTiari>m OF Liquor Legts
alton. and which has been pronounced 10y In
teiiigent Judges 10 Lee u mastery production. on
i<hc evening of the 2lSt. Other distinguished
Hfvakrrs, at home and from ahruaa. viii particle
pate prominently in the proceedings.
The music viii he choice aud excellent, and
viii H. rendered hy th.. Lincoln Family. OF Phil
Rsi~Iphis, who famous AMI popular Concert
singers.
WM. DANIEL. can