The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19
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Pungent Cfihci nus on Prohibition In Polite
col Contests.
cpadswNsu FFom ne Sorth Aherieaa ReEsts.
Theavowed object Of tho Prohibition
party was 10 supply the defects d the old
parties. us object was most winsone.
"women,n said President Willard, in her
annual address at St Louis, inthe autumn
Of 1884, awomen will come into politics
and cleanse that stygian pool sthewaters
Of Marah we're cleansed.p l have never
heard that the waters Of Marah were
slsansed, or the stygian pool needed
cleansins-ifit were not river to begin
with. The Angean stable was probably
In the speakers mind, but az that build
ing has been rather oyerused Of late; u
might have been temporarily closed Tor
repairs, thus, as i were, forcing the con
yention to take the water. AT any rate,
said Miss Willard, women Will make ,1I
home like any place she enters" Inc
object Of the union is, in one comprehen.
siye phrase, with Miss Willard's own
italics, "tO make tie irltole tcortd noME.LlKE.f
Yes; but there are homes and homes
Nv what methods was this home like
ness advanced? The debates at the ~.
IIouis meeting were, indeed, one might
saw. caressing. The speakers used, not the
rough words Of the Chicago conventions,
int the endearing language Of the home
circle. The audience was addressed as
WSisters" and even as "Dear Sisters"
,yhen there was apprehension OF trouble,
the leaders wanted miss M.li NY " ~
us how we can ~ KY. sWesny 0s ss,e ~ O. a..
cone Of lowa's loSelest women, swseG E; So
and.so, came gently FORWARD, anu sae aa aans
my hand IN hers1-se w w. ~ re- III
example 70 the 'foWay mas " ~. ,t;s .ns
Willard heraelt received .sucn u papti ~
ofspirit OF love. anu the loye ol.ny p 70
loved sisters, that cannot haa %esas y
express to you my deep sense u. ~ appteciaT
ton. Another SAID sne hau . ... I ~; w
der pressure Of your KISSES Oh my HP' "nu
your arms about me-: - M. q,
This Is making II very noq qIs.IHa: IL H.
deed, almost too Aome-liRe; uhue.laply
they dld NOT lonaIe tnus Nv t Tst IKE .sns
ate old party conventions: pus , sts u ME-
before the elecuoh, anu a!teauy n..ss w,
lard was sweetiy comforting neI co! sl!. n
that "the 4th OF November 10 nos lar ons
and al its close the galllng cross IRE u
harsh criticism Will suddenly cease.
iS"rhe VIC: I. Va says leading ito.
hibitionist, during tho 1851 campaign
descended from its nIgn posisio n.e %"n V
came the willing alIy anu a III .h;s ~
tool oil selfish politicians. y d'u t.i.s , We
llbetateiy. ear ,s1i sAaii
ton OF the statistics o. tue iate caulpa al...
implicitly explodes the cam y sssag;!y
or honesty perhaps p9tn' ~ tn.S ue i'no;
able movement. Lashea 70 aIeLlisu Posi.
ton the tramps Oh tue PIatloEhl. way tiase
made the advocacy Oh ms cause ptotes =
sion, and seek opportaniaes 70 lao9t as ~. =
stipulated price ior zoo, ahu noIie, aslu
native land. We snheI to'aay . osta u.s..
we have permlttsa ah inslsu ny ~. pus
noisy minority 10 strut peiofe .ne nh s',s.a
as the only temperance men @n9 w. sa sl.'s
possess q Coincidence. -. we hust
begin by rebuking me br''zen enI9ntcfy o.
the Temperance poNt!cian, IN sueLl az ut
mistakable manner that ms calious cheeK
/. shall feel 9 healthy smart. a.
; Tramps? The saave voice q tue q.
Louis Jacob has given way TO tue rongtn
frontery? Is i the "dear sisters that Ct
strut Surely the stygian pool Is
quickly running i9ul again;; tns sweet ~ =.
womanliness OF 81. LOUIS strikes ous ir 'OIi
the shoulder exactly IKE me sour -, manu-.
ness oil Chicago. us only h9he-llke =,
is to the lively and vigorous ciapper.ceaw,
ing in which any loving ana high'spi,rl!.tea
family occasionally engages !, around Z. ,he
dear domestic hearthstone; put 1he ta "
lily never holds 1t up 70 inc woria ~ tne
admirable method q prayer anu gp PUTTY !!
Unquesnonabiy tne posit.ea. iio'ilgl,