Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-17
PTS TO OURCAUsE
;. Island w. G. 7. q.
bipartisan No
Longer.
:, 20 the Prohibition Party by
:, !, ,.;or, Of the Republican
Legislature.

Action Of the Republican
Legislature
~, in All Parts OF the, Ma.
psc1aring for Fisk and
Brooks.
From the voice.]
p 1.-The Republican party |
sc , T. is rcaping the legitimate
>!i .I;,,,r =. to pass the injunction
: ~ ~ session of the Legislature.
IT, /, Of the State, which alone OF
l. y; this organization outside Of
E ,.S "' stood by the Republican
n! MIN The past few days brought
W, wi'i. win the National Union In
s ,H. meeting held last week the
A':.- ,ho union. Mrs. E. S. Burlin-
bar address by saying that the
~ mode nod Island had voted to cut
Nv Inn mas tree that was growing
F ;I.f. that they had sent out COM
'r7 r.ommittce to carry out the de-
items: that these committees
J. ,nn~led in looping off u few
s ,n, without injuring the tree at all; |
W.. h"' Good citizens had but one duty |
:, ~ md that was to combine and
li,,,"'. '. that stood all ready |
ne ~ rnot up the entire tree; and
W. II " no,,lI be accomplished until
l,ii,ce had power to act. She then
u sii@ .hnt the w. C. 7. U. of Rhode
knosed to stand by the resolutions
.:emcnts of the National VIC II. U.
ls;the Prohibition party.
,.ion Of the women will have good
,Sr cause Of the party in the State.
MANY good Christian voters have
"a telt that they were safe in follow
|eonrse Of the Union politically. and
Ebnm will undoubtedly continue in
:, and follow the Union in it's new
NE prominent leaders in the move
hlpld the temperance voters to the
(an party last April. o. Fl. Still,
4" IiGror dealers IN his town at
10 assassinate. has just declared
Prohihition party; and in his town,
berrtorore tho Prohibitionists had
votes. a club of twelve voters is
| be iormed.
|rprominent anti-saloon Republic
ky&nder Arnold. at the last election
[thc prohibitionists of his town to
,hc candidates of the Republicans
legislature. assuring them that ii
candidutes) did not vote for the
Ln law he would vote the Prohibi-
KIT III the national election. The
Fan Legislative candidates were both
au.t both voted with the liquor deal
!. Arnold now says that he shall, as
honor. vote for Fisk and Brooks,
mates that this may not be his only
|! the party.
AND. n. Y.-Three years ago the
County and Cortland Local w. G.
IS declared themselves to be non
The County Convention this year
ded by a vote of 43 to 8 to support
libition party. The Local Union in
his action by Il vote of 20 to 10.
Us Reports of Accessions to the
Party III Illinois.
uR, Ill..-The Decatur Prohibition
Getting WAS d great success. Thou
people attended during the week.
ions to the Prohibition party are
d by the scores. One of the most
nj Of those who announced the pur-
supporting Fisk and Brooks was
Alien, President of Eureka College.
| has always been for Prohibition as
Nc, and has now discovered that the
to advance the principle is to act
, with the party that is working
n man brought into line by the
letting is George Bright. a leading
man of Decatur. MIR. Bright at
he meetings, and finally declared
ticket, His change is
It OF careful investigation.
ore, of Decatur. who was lay del
the Methodist General Conference,
announced that he will henceforth
the Prohibition party. He has been
the question for some time. and
he'd his decision after deliberate
AND M'LEAN COUNTY.
so, lll.-Ncw men are coming into
libition ranks in this city. G. G.
|, a well-known lawyer and leading
of the Roman Catholic Church. is
e mostrecent accessions. Another
Barnes, Il business man and u prom
urch member.
L. Murray, the County Organizer
AN County. is being assisted in his
K by MIR. Smith, who has Joined the
thin the last few weeks. and is now
in its behalf. They have two tents,
located at Normal in the
i MIR. Gilstrop, and the other NOV
ugh the county. The accessions to
in Mclean County are so
Is that it is claimed that Joseph
On. Prohibition nominee for the
are, has fighting chance for sue
Nd SLIDE IN WESTERN SPRINGS.
I'm SPRINGS. Ill.-Albert G.. Macy,
OF S. G. Griggs u Co.'S Chicago
'e, is out for the Prohibition party.
formerly u Republican. Several
'd!ng residents of the town have re-
ONE over to the Prohibitionists-
them NJ. Padgett and A. NJ. Hoot-
u OF the Chicago Metropolitan Col
both old Republicans. Asa Kelsey,
Scranton, Jas. p. Breed, and Mr..
AL of this place, have renowned
M"r parties to Join the Prohibition
DEMOCRAT.
ASGE, 1ll.-David Pease, a promi-
Zen and d former Democrat, who
n moving in the direction of the
ION party during the past year, has
mat he will vote for Gen. Fisk.
Medical Papers Bold Words on
Prohibition and Politics.
'oDte's Health Journal, of Chicago.
newspaper devoted to hygiene.
and homeopathy, and edited by
gers, NJ. D.. manifests its hearty
IN the success of the Prohibition
IN its issue of July Is it said:
o'ce is probably the most infuen-
'paper in American politics. 1t is
: page weekly and has reached the
IS circulation of IA 900 copies. No
be thoroughly posted on the poll
10 day who has not read the Voice.
tiler place. in the same issue, the
said:
le thing within the reach Of legfsla-
I'D contribute so much to the health.
$ and prosperity of the American
the prohibition of the liquor traf-.
n !. health standpoint, from a moral
nj and from Il financial standpoint
Questions in politics become in