Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22
" NO STICK IN THEIRS
rKou,u,rios CoUsr, coryrsrius

Al county CONVENTION OF the friends OF
prohibition met in tho second story OF
Fulton hall, at 10 O'Clock this morning
Although tho attendance was not so large
US was expected there was present u fair
representation of many of the best
known temperance wurkers IN the coun.
try.
Tho convention was called TO order by
James Black, esq, OF this city, who read
the call issued for tho convention, by tho
county committee.
Joseph II. Brosius, OF Sadsbury, was
chosen president OF the convention by
acolamatiou. ...
Rev. Joseph Turner, Of the Little
Britain Presby yterian church. led the con-
ventiou in prayer. after which Clarence u.
Hershey, of Mount JOY, was chosen SEQ
fetary.
James Black, esq, then addressed tho
convention at length, claiming that no
true Prohibitionist could vote for either
the Democratic or Republican candidates
for president. The Democratic platform
in words opposes what 1t chooses to call
sumptuary laws. The Republican platform
Is no better, aud Blaine the Republican
candidate after working to secure tho Pro-
hibition vote of Maine for tho Republican
State ticket deliberately lodged voting on
tho Prohibition amendment, for fear Of
hurting his chances with tho liquor interest
To show tho strength of Prohibition and
the weakness of Blaine, even in his own
state, Mr.. Black said that tho Prohibition
'1ulonuiiionS i, ,' 90 ~ i'i,Ie uuuHSu was
lou uy oo,VV' nn'Jot i'S "niio nl'.uS
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I4o ituf'Ian0' pnl ''ou,ou uu'y ~o,'ou
p-1SI ~ -, 80 u pU. ". V'Ss
and Daniels tho only candidates who can
be trusted on this most important issue,
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sorr,, ths. 49, go ,y,, - r.,
nsranCe reonIe-those whn merely ,,gL',y
temner,noo ard those who rots3 tamn.r-
ance. The former really favor Prohihition
but don't want "to throw their vntrs
away" aud therefore vote for one Of the
old party tickets, He showed The fai,acy
of tho posltion of ,hese people. and urGeI
that the on,y yay TO bring about . ts,n.
pnrarco reform is 10 cDt loose frnn, The ,,Id
rarties and strike now for Prob,bition
SiIas Jamisop. cf FuI.on. endoread all
the other sneakers had said utdinq. l',t
tbcre was only one truo temrecauoe
| rr;nci,Io I'D tL,t ,yas pr,b,hi,;o, ~,
horrors Of the rum traffic, and The
| bgneficepos which follows a reform from
the vice of drunksnness
| Gsc T,eFevr. moved that a cn-p,,i,too