The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-10-05

TIE #L44tsxHf R1 gHF#AeasEt4 80 fA4%
traa5e aod ths downfall oc41e saloon.
The W0s8asoHn MeEfysa denies th2 e
IS auzigss - a~e Use EsGai option las re-
pez1ed. 5ut afirms ia t.e neEt breaia as
~ size price elEhe iaa Is - ~ 18e snrnan-
der q tie greiad gained bF tie pas1F ~
prohibition AID ~, back Vff9aDtg pears
~ prohibition Yr5De ytns. afY. Eae 2&w Is
GOT sort fe pfie i r4e &eS5I1A
aGg k1B6lY ezpsa5u slya lus ea1ss ~ fem
pefaBee e. - neeeise z8F seLbzek " Ebe
election q & kepub5eaB legislature
pledged - suat&52 the I@w 81 question. z.
III greatly o5ge rs ard e9afer . lasting
favor upon a. anXl9Ns pubic. And. ea
Tie other hand, 1tAe &oS5Tog ~ salts
f~aesor6ly demonstrate h0s. in the eFelt II
: Democratic majority beng erected -
tie legislature rhrsagb fae rEIl8g 81
third parry eaDe5lates. fshicb majority
8gala most &ssaEee3F Fepeal tie BAD Az
tie cause u Temperance eoaId arid being
sef hack FOR Z number u ye2rs. i VII have
earned fae lasting gfztttude II the ReE-
J. 3 Graz and AL tAe osher efaaks.
w H. Pfes
TIE Republican p&Ey baad r temper
amer. f2r parry parqosss oaly. w1l not re-
eeige any setback by t]ae election ola Re
2abiieaa legislature and o. tas other
band, that brand Of Temperance could Bo5
ARID . sst1aek fof . number u yezo By
tbe election = q DemgeFatse majority
yn2side9 the nm assumption Tat *
would repeal tlle Local 0pEs2a law - cor
fset witch W. dou't bellege. - maeA
NC are uting . e94eede. But Il sbe
Prohibition party If Ees jersey Listens -
TIE seouetiYe Establishments 81 the keyub-
lean party organs and shooters, aad sur
render tle1 prohibition principle ~ *
change for tue halfway aud abgr1se higl
Beease-ioe@i option measures, eo9ked ~
Ia party eaueas II catch them wigbal. and
tambies over bag aud bagg4ge into tie
Republican camp, there y b. swallowed
~ aud deyoured, while thu organs 4ad
sbousers cheer for tie success Of Hetr par
ty aud say ..Aow Sc have wiped cat the
/ Pr5hibftioulsts, let as take 2 re-. ~ tlfs
temperance issue, then We say that Pro
hibition principles ~Il have = setback
greater than even tie election u 2 Demo
cratic Legislature. pledged 10 tic repeal Of
tie local o~ptlon-high license law, woaLl
give 81. Local option and high license are
mt prohibition, aud The principle n pro-
Iibition will not be affected whatever by
tie fall ii local option Or high lieeHse.
When Il S understood That tie Pn)h,bi-
ton train can BE- thrown of the track any
and every time the % parties choose to
grease the rails v It'll their c4nens prepare
tons and the passengers all scamper 70
board the Old party trains for High
lieenseYlie' or "Free-rum Junction, then
the Prohibition train might A. vel be
ditched AZ 0nee. We don't expect 70 BE-
able IN demonstrate our position s4tisfAc-
t9rly 80 tue Fre2s -Jqt the MOslToH
ard "Key. J. u. Graw and ali the other
cFaoks have their minds pretty we'll made
up a. 10 the right Thing 70 do. The Pro
A~ibitlonists are nos wasting time over side
issues and they don't feel it incumbent
upon them TO leave their pursuit n prohi-
bltiou 10 help the Republican party with
their local o~ytion-higb license measure, or
any other temporary device Or sabstitute.
The I/ezs viii probably say that We viii
never get prohibition. We don't expert
it-from either the Republican or Demo.
cratic parties. Whether $50 viii from the
Prohibition party remains 10 be- seen. Tie
Prohibition party is young yet, and those
Who live tho longest will see the most.