The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-18
tigatau y rIsLr Barrie.
TEarRRAsCE cor, ns
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Every dollar spent In the saloon Is a
blow ., the family, and the family /. tho
defense ot our nL,lon.-Naf,. western
Mail.
The work Gi Mrs IieG,iri,a Skel,ou re.
Gently added nearly Two hundred members
TO The w 6 I Z Of Lake county. Cal.
More than FIVE hundred speeches a week
will be made In the Nebraska campaign
during July.
Worcester. Mas Is said TO be the largest
no-licrnsr city In the United States A
prohibition daily newspaper l. published
there, With good. financial support. Even
druggists are unable 10 obtain licenses, and
this high sen,im nj Il fully sustained By
The leading citizens
4 correspondent Of The Union Signal,
In Topeka, Kansas writes: THAT deci-
sion Of the Supreme Court has caused a
great change - come over Topeka. The
town Is nov toll Vf "original package
houses the old saloon keepers that had
squaited just beyond the state line, are all
back With their packages, large and small,
and are exaltlng over their victory" One
result Of this decision, and ore In which
all opponents of the liquor traffic may most
heartily rejoice, and which already causes
the more intelligent OF the l!quor men 10
he Thoughtful aud apprchcns.vc, l. that II
has suddenly made the liquor question ma
tional, and very live question IN Con
gress. For the time being the original
package liquor importer Is "king," and he
may defy any ard all State authority save
In his own state. But multltudes 10 whom
his unrestricted reign Is odious. are now
calling with great emphasis TO depose him.
at least so far as his "oiiginqi package"
traffic Is concerned. In the face of such
an increasing popular demand,it ID not
probable thar action by Congress will be
long dtlayed.-National Temperance Ad-
v)cate.
The people of the state of New York
will vote upon n prohibitory amendment
10 their state constitution at n special
elestion the second Tuesday In April, 1891
Already a call has been made by promin
ent Temperance workers for state con-
yenlion 10 arrange form thorough and
successful campaign In favor of the
amendment.
a territorial temperance convention was
held recently 10 Guthrie, Oklahoma, which
resulted in permanent organization TO be
Known rs the "Oklahoma Temperance
Alliance" It's purpose is to secure pre-
hibiLory statute at the first session of the
leglslature.--Nat TEN. Advocate.
The saloon must have boys, or II must
shut up the shop Can't you furnish one'
II is a great facto-y, and unless II can get
about 2,oooooo from each generation for
raw inateriai. some Of these factories must
close out, and its operatives must be
thrown on cold world, and The public
revenue viii dwindIc. "W anted-7,o ,ooo,-
600 boys,h is the notice. One family out
of every five must contribute a toy TO
keep up the supply. Will you help
Which Of your boys will 1t be The Men
iotans Of Crete had to have trirune full
Of fair ipaidens each year ; but tie MEMO.
ians of America demands a city full CT
boys each year. Are you father Have
ou contributed boy II moi, some other
'amily has had to give more than its share.
Are sou not selfish, voting TO keep the
saloon open to g.ind up boys. and then d.
ing nothing tp keep up the supply p
Presbyterian.