The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-02-25

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~" may pc rcSaVded rs thc greatest
"i4' IAI couhtlt "l the "orlu. IL any
No'4Nit H"9 iutiH lled the general use OF
"the az me o1hief table ana every
"hcle 'ise' as safeguard against IN
tcih hiIei ahot, france y lhat country. Ana
SSl the testimony coming from that favor
ca anu - cNei"noihllhGII against Nueh
'i+O''Nic'
~ "a. iio' 3oc 'it c.eA wen ftttd dti
~ e.IV"' on "iote from laf'9; me
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eiicH newspaper 'hat goes not contain
oo'iU account 'i " ioooSIl PtfPetFatto
Hbo" solIr PciSoH StuI'cllcu .! over dflhh
id5' Poi4cc cdS" growing out OF quar-
i', oFtI tie wine p or cu!prlt, Whei
asked to say why the sentence of the law
should not be pronounced upon him, re
plying, i was drunk when this happened,
and know nothing of the matter. Shall
we REJECT the testimony OF tins big
Drained patriot ana warm hearted phIan-
tnroplSt' VINO speaks from observation on
the ground, and take the word Of the in
terested VINE e-grower OF California, whose
partial view IS from so great distance
lhe widely known American author,
James teh4more cooper, While III Europe,
thoS wrote nome; - came 10 Europe un
Ger the impression that there was more
ofulIheillcSS among Us tan Ameflcal than
any other country, England, perhaps, eN-
ceplcd- y RESIDENCE OF SIX MONTHS ~
/ AXIS CHANGED MY VIEWS ENTIRELY nave
taken unbeHeVerS tSuch as your Corrcspon-
dent with me into the streets. aud have
never tailed TO convince them IN the course
OF an hour. On one occasion a party of
tour went out with tins object. We passed
THIRTEEN DRUNKEN MEN within walk of
an hour-many OF them so far gone as to
be totally unable to walk. ONCE | SAW
THREE MEN WALLoWING IN THE GUTTER BE
FORE MY WINDOW, DEGREE OF nEAsILY De
GRADUATION NEVER WITNESSED N ANY OTHER
COUNTRY In passing between Paris and
London have been more struck by drunk
clheSS III the streets OF the FORMER than
-. .lo9 - tlt ny IA ilh tso"Eu4g \, % ''I9
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ii0 ~ N,iS i"ii'o iIo'oa a i'i'i ,'!"' i"h
from uiullhciiHeSS more tnaH "hiShel
drinking hhSIahd ana America
MI DelaEan, already quoted, who visit
a. q 'io ""lnDusa py "hIGh we are taken IN,
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re S"y , '"aI ~ one "lfe eSt''oliahilshl ne
saw ~ N"hhDS more oi leS9 lItv%lc"ied' ;
ana thal - 3a0I.itt it0m 50 10 100 We're
.eon Tying drnhk at one time lie says
lufther tiat LOUIS fhlIiiPpe assured MN
'hat 'Il@ druihehileSS OF ffahce was lhen
caused ~ VINE. Another Frenchman told
MN lhaI ne lhouSht oNE-Eh,ltIH OF THE
MALE ADULT PoPbLAil'N OF fAhiN WERE
pNt ma h'5'
- iVr'Oli ~ VI "rIic' o"!io" 'iio " ol
q N"S "oiio VI l"ncc' Sd19' Di"h-
hohiloe9 - .iio ",6 INNING anu eu0 ol ne III
'ilo sroat .~leucli ~ '-io''St r'''i centres. mere
''io lui'c' ul1iS to"h9' lLiiie, ior III,
st"hcel' Wnere tne l women nave lol9~ed q
lllc eAallpie 0. 'nG men, ana nave a';,iea
oo'ilil'''' l .ii"' az ,-ti'o '"el's NY out 81 81
,oIy i1i "a MI 'ho '"elNc out u
10y o-lG n'ii11o" "on10h "io co1lil' ii1e'' ~
noodad "
Others ba1,a said oubstontia1lv tho sa,,o
of otbar ssu;no.,,roY,ir,r nonpfr;os sir
Edward RnIuar I 7,ttan .a,,s. tsNoth;ne,
is so traochnrons ae I;,,bt Uina All H.,
babitants Of Tcht Vine countries are quar-
relsome
I'm oivin, This testimony Of others we
naad not c9Il in ,nnat;on tio bonastv and
frntbfnlnoss Of Tho traveller mon 10
whom vonr corresnondent refers and who
bring back different report as 10 their
observation in those wina-prowlno eoun-
tries Americans y,sitinp paris Rome and
ntbeI Fnrnnaan c;+ie. for ,Iaa.,rn Ind
si(,bt-soaind oo to nIacez of fashio,shIa
resort rointS Of historic interest and moi
to the lanes alley. and low down drinkino
places. where drunkenness and wine drink
ine, ,.n,,Id ,nosr IiIyaIv ho sann Iu.t =.
nI9as,ira seekers from fbn contb or Fnro,'e
in visiting New York would avoid sIicI
places as The Five Points and oonfD. thei,
observations 10 such fashionable resorts A.
broadway. Fifth Avenue and Ceutral
PARK