Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-17
THE DUTY or pRouInITIoNIsTs.
why They should vote for Blaine and
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permit the party which has always been
in the closest alliance with the whiskey
power, to come into power through their
action, has been ISSUED, by number Of
the strongest and most trusted temper
ancc men in the country, with the sane
ton and aid of the New York state Tenn
perance Assembly. The document was
presented to that association. at an i'm
portant meeting held last Thursday in
BROOKLYN, by Ex-Governor John Evans
president of the Northwestern Cnlver-
sity. at Evanston, ILL.,, which institution
inaugurated thirty Yeas ago one of the
most successful prohibition movements in
the country. 1t bore the signatures of
men no less distinguished and trusted
than the Rev. Theodore ID. WOOlscy, d.
d.. late president of Yale College the
Hon. Thomas Talcott Ex-Governor of
Massachusetts the Hon. Noah Davis,
Judge of the Supreme Court of New
York the Hon. Grant Goodrich, late
Judge of the Circuit Court in Chicago,
and trustee of the Northwestern Uuiver-
sity: John V Farwell Esq. the distin-
guished temperance advocate and mer-
chant Of Chicago, Ill. the Rev. II, NJ.
Hatfield. ID. D.. Orriugton Hunt, Esq.
and others scarcely less eminent With
the appeal was submitted ii petition to cN-
Governor St john asking him to with
draw from the candidacy. in the interest
of the cause of prohibition. Both address
and petition We're unanimously approved,
and ordered to hc circulated. for sigma
lures AMONG PrnhibitiDui-tS i'm all tho
states OF the Union.
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oN' are gwen Tor NOT voting lllr Na'Iollai
Prohibition ticket, and for voting to sus-
tain the Republican party. Among these
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