Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-05

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II Correspondence Cleveland Leader
,,h- MANY of these committee rooms at the
ni capitul contain during session choice az
-" ticle of spirits and the present minister tC
'AaS Berlin. Mr.. Prudlrtun, was not ayprse tC
-, treating his friends Of the senate now and
ID then. 1t used to be that there was ha,
50, in the Capitol This bar was known vul.
- parly aS ''Thr Hole In the Wall" II was
situated between the house and the senate
p and at II CLAY and Webster often drank. II
IN Difference to the teInuprpncr sentiment thi,
or bar has been long since abolished but liQ
si uor is sold at the Capitul aS much rs ever
,p;t and YOU can get whisky in either the houS,
or the senate restaurant by merely aSkinl
abs for ''cOld tea.
e p 1t Is said that drinking is decreasing a
,R Washington do not believe this tu be 81
grH Fewer people drink at the saloons perhaps
re- but it has come to be- that every public mal
)R has his cellars stocked with wines an,
= brandic~ and liquors are sold by the Vuantit,
If instead uf by the glass All Of the grocer,
h. stores at Washington keep large stocks .
re liquors. from Mumm's extra dry champaGn
,pd down tu a very cheap article of whisky. an,
b., yuu will find wine ~tOreSfn nearly ever
y block, I'm no cIty in the United States. cN
o.lN cent perhaps. New Orleans, is there y
much wine drank in proportion +
the population. Many families ncye
- III down to meal without hay
'i,at mg wine on the table. and at a Washing
ol ton hotel. where public men stop, it is tn
ca rule to take bottle of wine with your din
~" nrr. Within the last few years punch ha
"a bccomc very popular at Washington. an,
1t Nuu will now find q hig punch bowl at al
l. most every fashionable gathering. II j
a.. quite an art to make lin" Washington
' punch and il takes very little of the regu
"t lar article tu cause the knees to uuiNcr an,
Dial the head Ia swim. one reCl" contain
the ingredients whisky. rum. caret
), ~" champagne, sugar and lemons. littI
: water added tO this, and YOU have drinl
A. that will put an old topper under the tah
after half his usual allowance. Still thl
IN" stun is given t0 young men and madens
,Iir l. it any wonder that some of them get to'
= much, and We have such scenes as that o
yer Stewart Castle last winter. when Congress
! or man llolmans son msulted young lady
:. and the half of the party were affected b
,'he their tipplmg? 1t was such punch a. thi
ne: that started young Malone nn a spree /
which he attempted tO shoot one of IN
=r't waiter, at Wrlckrr's, and il i, this pune
that will undoubtedly create a scandal ,
gin '"H ,r o, r',I,S ai Iehs" hoor drink in wasnir,
,and ton. and many of those who drink wine re.
rSs- uarIy at their meals prefer a light article
such a. clarrt. The man who drinks sue
10" H. beer and cIarct seldom becomes dllmE
re- ard. and in those countries where chea
light wines are staple aS Italy and Franc
St for instance, YOU will lind much less drunI
for cmmeSS than in America or England. ThcI
.., is a good deal Of difference in the Unite
',''' y, State, a, to drinking. Men from II
!" i, Iorn an" east 1fi an" ,, ,r"l" sra n"m'''t ~
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