Telegram-herald., 1888-04-27
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 27. 1888.

tie ase q sAs felaais form for WHISKY ed-
gar xnd toasceo ADVERTISEMENTS. Ii thsg
lnasl have form lSl thsm lake TIE farm of
the ssx addicted 20 thsir use. ! never
eoaia un5ers.2na why II was made crime
70 scatter oBsoene literature or sen2 y
through the msil and noi equally
cfiuinsl 70 scatter obsoens pictures aud
post ooleefi0ns3ie variety thezirr bills As
Object lessons before the young and sasosp-
ubse. tns latter mskss tbe raore lasting isa-
preston. Ii our Legislators we're ss soiici-
tens Is prolsct toe boys a. they appeared -
be when asked 70 makes Law 10 protect
girls. they would see 10 Il that while the
one wss done ths other should not be ieit
und0ns. What is the remedy for al tnis
that Ne dsplorss Aei1sts, educate eradicate.
organize 54tAe's meetings Tor the culture
ana aszksamsDt OF men 10 their respon-
sibillty 10 pOt away swl from among laena
that Israel may be redeemed.
One status OF morals for men aud women
alike let the penalty fall equally. They
both DC staBed so death that evil be driven
from Israel. Allow woman 10 represent
herself at the polls as SIZE does al the bsr OF
justice Abolish police regulated houses Of
ill-repu,e. Elect Governor who has the
couraxe born Of CONVICTION. and who is not
content 10 let humanity DC as II is. un-
less il IS just right. Close the saloon. the
place that breeds immoral epidemics
and enge1ders strife. sad thus make II easy
for people to do right and hard 10 do wrong.
When We realize the fact that there is
moral scrofuls, more 10 be feared than any
physical ieprosy aud guard against it, then
shall come the glad prophesy o. OF old.
When woman shall set herself 20 inan
Like perfect music sci 10 noble words
Anc 80 these twal1 upon the shores oi tine,
sit side by side. flli summed Ia al their no"eis,
Dispensing harvest sowing tire 20 be
tctfrefefeDt each. vet ftfefllccuR SaTu
Ds-inet in indiyidaslities. yet ike each otfD
Then reign the worlds great bridsis. chsste and
Then springs the crowning race of human kind"
Evening session.
A very large audience was assembled
when the programme was opened with
music by the quartetts. Devolions were
led by Rev. Kerr b. Tupper. after which
Master Willie Cummings. of Englishyille.
recited Am / my Brothers Keeper" foi-
lowed by little Jennie Walmsley with a
recitation, which called forth much sp-
plause Mrs. Udell- then gave one OF her
| inimi.able violin solos.
| Miss Henrietta ID. More, OF ingfield,
| o., National Lecturer, then gave the as-
| dress Of the evening. Her remarks were
directed chiefly against high license. She
| said that for years the liquor business hsd
/ been undisturbed. but at last II had been
| stirred up. New occasions make new du-
| ties. They must be met. Great questions
must get on, and the people must come up
with them. Nothing eut prohibition will
restrict the liquor trafiic. Ii is a sad fact
| that the majority of the criminals in our
prisons are young men who have committed
| the most dreadful crimes on record while
| under the influence. Why is it that this
dreadful curse is growing on the young?
Because high license has made il popular.
Saloons are made doubly attractive since
the days of license. Tonight We bear the
tramp of thousands of feet as they go on 10
destruction. The matter Of Temperance
should be a political question. John
Sherman, who considers himself
a candidate for the Presidency.
was once in the beer business himself,
and made a handsome fortune out of it..
| he now has the support of the liquor deal
| ers and the beer brewers of Cincinnati. He
| says that temperance. morality and rei-
gion ought not to have any place in poll
tics. Neither Of the old parties can ill the
| wants of the present day, but the new par
ty, reinforced with good men from both
sides, can make . grand fight. God help
us all TO stand as Christian men and Chris
tian women stand.
Elsie ID. Hosken sang q very pretty solo:
| Mrs. Wheeler told What Marier Died Of
Master Willie Cummings repeated "A Blse k
! Eye for Beer and q Bier for Lager" and
the benediction closed the evening session
| at 1918 o'clock.
! Today's programme is as follows:
$50 A. N
Devotions, led by Mrs Willard Gilkey, Plain
| we'll
| Reading of Minutes.
Report OF the Committee on Resolutions
| Report Of the Finance Committee.
Election OF Officers.
l Nlscelaneou. Business
/ Final Adjournment at p. m