Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-20
SILVER WEDDING.
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we'll a. Won have borne the burdens while
our common cause has laid upon you.
In the name OF the prohibition party OI
Ohio present You with these silver tokens
of their love and appreciation. May they
prove a. useful in mlmI>teTius I" your tenn
puraI wants a. YOU have been in mlnStrrlnG
Iu the moral and spiritual wants of others.
And in the name Of the Prohibition League
Of Akron present this box containing fifty
silver dollars. and aS the letter which accom-
panieN il 80 we'll expresses the feelings Of
the prnhihitiuui>tS of this state read il
now. and make their words my own.
There are many more such letters that,
would time permit. deserve the reading
On tins list l rhma appears with IS and
little South SCION with SO. \ lifelong
republican has this afternoon added dollar
IL this pile
My BROTHER: ! would that "u this waiter
We had a hundred dollars. Tor every county
u the state. and then 1t would not represent
one-trnth of the love aud esteem We feel
tor YOU.
MAY heven'> choi~e>t blessings rest and
abide upon you both. MAY. peace. pros
perty and plenty be ymIr lot until that day
when you shall hear the order from the
great Judge upon the throne given in the
presence of the assembled millions of
creation: Come. ye blessed OF my father,
enter into the kingdom prepared for you
from before the foundation OF the world.
Ii began Ia appear a. though the Doctor
was completely surrounded. but ne rallied
and fought his way out a. follows:
MR. THoNP~cN AND FELLOW PRnHIBl-
TIoNI>T> This visitation i opportune. for
Il 80 happens that am about Lr"k,. and
shall now Toe able Ia TC~uIn,. | am glad Ia
have the good will and confidence of the
Pruhibitiunist> of Ohio. \ gTander set of
men cannot be found. During the recent
campaign it was my privilege Ia meet
many of them in different parts
OF our State. and formed their
personal acquaintance. There are no bum
mprN among them.
4 gentleman who is a member of another
political party said 10 me some time ago:
Il would rather rot in my party than to
be identified with the prohibition party in
this city"
said in reply. Hold om ,ill think a
little. DO You know of prohibiInniSt who
is a drunkard?"
He answered no
Have you any drunkards in your par
ty?"
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snriate,
1t i an honor to be standard bearer of
such class OF citizens. and aln proud 10
ia, o'eil init" " Nv, 'iia' iI1i,oi
,f Tho Iats i,awnais,n b.y,s IN sav
that uender the same circumstance,
/ would pursue the same course that did
then. There l. some consolation III know
M llla' one IdH pass" uliouSn III Ssneio
f,r fT,t,,r,. b,ttI.,
,I,,,l- 60 Co. tho pr,b;h;,;,,,i-t Of
Ohio and for Central Methodist Episcopal
Church IN Springfield there Is II"
s!HIl'el ..u''i' :" I,.lS h ,,o"'e :, VI Any hn
~, ,,,i.t,,,c,, ar if II. n,.tnr has a singIa
thread of character. neither can he set down
Ia the credit 81 the republican politicians of
Ohio.
II - i,"IuiH i,''>>al4 i"i ".e ~ ,.i,E
5a,rt,oI, tra,,t,L IT, dnIIars shall no
sacredIv laid away for RAINY day'' use.
Again | thank you. Mr.. Chairman. and
through you the Leonard GUARDS ana
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did ,,L,,.r nf tI1.ir friandsl,in and a.teem
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