Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-11
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The evening orRsn of TIE t,sassIasss !
rueD. after Fepestsd thfipz gaixoHs
ike. A the Windmill CT Al ilsEai t0ae''
IN, and compiinsrtsnR MI. Lesry "
nsssfne. settled down n seeesi isso@
n M. W H. white and ths women IL
6Eds great ineonRFuiiy and sloIs7es t0z
r;dicule in slse fact thai AF. Mnts,
liberal, -tbs LEGAL Bob In2srzoll- - sH-
gagged side By side "a tue fght sEaiisst
saloous, with -Paritsns, bs9ss,
sufnisters~ and "wousn- feA years
siace great peril Threatened oeE "a
ttonaI life; 10 thai hsFaT Mr. NeiSs car
ried A n,azkss, shoulder 80 s5o3ldsr
with men from wilOra be cl1Sfes y
many ssssptiAts, perhaps IN al s+ts tns
grand one Of patf10tlAEsi @no y ~
crurens reports be true, a. tsat taics. -
-. Shs wrstex OF she BsFsffa edit
- - asfiirg and ahssfiEg the s3sEas,
80 ,.Eth sltof and she'll. bat With ire
s.fsr instrument Of The pen. NJw, a.
49, = o<fu,Heon danger thrsAtsssr
rounmou hood q sbi0n bids men 81
,ltver.e opaufons and prasfles. be
hIsohtino tafiueBes Of the saloon = fsit
i, tbe homes u ail elSsses ar10Ilg a.
Es,r,e are sxauspt. shall be Who Bad
hts inspiratsOn for tie tEht. IN tbsi
Grand old book. on whose page be reads,
sWoc INTO him thSt gisstn kis neigh
hor drink. that paitsth his bostls 20
hirp.s-fa text TO Be- commanded % the
srofezsed Christians engaged M the
houor trafiia and who bears nesousd
inc In hta ears the refrain, -Ds
ward Christian Soldier, marching
a. 10 vag.r not do full justice
10 The work Of him alto finds hps no
tive In a love Of nnmanity and hatred
AZ euuressiou Shsll be n0t rsi9gee
vhen Ineersoll says with f0seefni si0
aueucs IS ara aware there - prsia
dee against any uaB engaged 10 ths
IiouoF business. ! believe from the
ting ID issDes from the oOtled and p0i
seu0us worm In The dissillsry. untiI IL
ernutiss into the bell Of death, dlsiOuaE
and crime, that alcohol u dsrsoralizpg
10 everybody that touches u, from its
soayoe 20 where it ends. / do Bot b.
hasa ANYBODY can coLtempists tbs sub
iect without being pseiu 1ieed against
he crime. {; isthe sDfn OF all vitlalnIss,
the father Of all crimes. the mother Of
ali abominatious, the devils best friend
and Ged's uorst enstny. Ihls ei1etny
Is strong, ensrenobed. dehaAt. bsrke,
a. dnoted in resent CessfaI-s, rays
sWhsn had men eDsnbine. the good
mast associate else they vii fail. one
by one, in a oOntsnoptIble struggle"
Concert Of Astion, tbs pRstinQ away of
All small differences Of opinion and
pestv iealouaies, can alone assure vie
eory. In this c9nae. Christian and atbe-
ina. orthodox and liberal, cultured and
uueducated can and 10 find com
mon xroand on which 10 meet and
work. N0g, a. 70 wonan engaged
In this contest - how time imm5mO-
nal she has been told that her only
hope against the saloon influence
Law In moral sussion and home
training. That ahe bias faithfully used
theae means all nen allow, and yet the
horrible sacrifice Of victims has gose
ON wear By year. AZ last, wasted IN this
deadly eonflsct, she has appealed 30 the
STATE, 10 the strong arm Of the law, for
help and the answer has been, aud u,
coming, all over the land coming tn
consultation, statute aud ordinance, sn1
here Ia the form Of the ballot. Witt a
yisdem born OF elf-iIiterest, the liquor
trade has ever desperately fought the
ballot In woman's hsrds. For against
whom should she use this strong wes pom
II mos against her nAtaTai enemy, the
dram shop. And now. they VITO were
timid. armed and ssiusglsted by hope,
hnd themselves brave and ready for
the battle. The organ referred 10 RtoVs
has complained moat bitterly Of late
that gamblers, prostitutes aud saloon
keepers are, by the law and order Ipso-
pls, olaased together. Has the editor
Of the Bsllefia forgotten who first made
that classification Has be forgotten
the chosen spokesman Of the business
men," and his remarkable speech Of
last July Oh. ungratefui :" business
men - Oh, unhappy yonng orator
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