Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
no PARTY FETTERS.
Non Partisan Principles Adoptea
al ClsN elE1sad
CREED OF TEE IEKPRlsCE KoXEK
TIE f+asteTss ef she Nrs orEauizattoa
Susv@a taes g. 10 Nelsoers isee-
oew - hsfs ssps snx FsIsi-
4cal AASsss

FFNf of ftt hEsol. tTtoAs
C1rvELASn q Jan Is The err
venuon te orFaniae non part ~sa lea
peraaoc unioa met sgalH lp IS Mas.. Hau
Friday morning The ladies as, .aes
mat ~NauenaI Crusaders vas naf
good uile snd changed ths u4n.e la
to Sen Partisan Women Chris.
tsu Temperance nioa." Pres deuf
eiect PhInaef notihed she convention
of her Aece ptance 81 the of3oe FuEtber
cncers were csc ted 40 follows ecusrsl
Secretary Miss r Jennie putF ef
Cleveland Recording Secretary Nrs
Floreuee Miller ~ lo~s. llnauc'a' Ses-
retzry Miss Sa1r-lnArC ef lrunsf ttAnis.
Treasurer Ms e. larlela Afford 20
broo6lvn
ItWts decided a. pay The president
and genera SECRETARY salaries ei 81 gao
each. Aboutss 5l. oers r-ls,1 at tAs
HtteFnopa acss.aa to help ualnl~.L lie
expenses ~ fte ncn orEanizati The
question ~ 81. place ior h.laH re
next annual meeting vns refertt 20
the executive csma ftec MS M t.
Hickman. q Oa.e Mrs General Du~al.
Of West Nlrl.nla, aHl Mns Anne AZ
Edv ards 81 Ohio mere made AaDoaal
organizers After afeptlng the reF z
of the committee aa resolutions The
convention al. .9nued snf a. TIE reso-
luuons are as iolisua
-Nomau's Christ "a temperance Woris M fI.is
country has been prev ltsutial aRslof iof ne
Abolition o. ihe drinking usaFos of sor.ei rs ana
the GnAi cKtiuCf ien O. fAf nouof fraat D CD.
peaicd 10 Tie htlrts 81 American eocsauhaod
and was lusnert fv iis 4 cdFro rr.fs.Ii.r 90
Ameucan homes Memo euent Df she century
promised moro fcr Dhrisuan civilization tor
ten years tAls organized sorA lust.Ged ne
hope and fllfif4 fhe promises. since ta4t
tine oazzliRs ualrcai theories mistaken
ideas q iDl .cuai and orranirrt IN
rights thuugf mlFeuided zeal and
consciousness of power have Urourhl fh-
oonfusion - par. 80 alliance ana The clsns
ters o. pariy limitations. Defects ia organiga
iion work the rr.l~ 30 he same conditions
~hio0 produced zee party alliance lsre
brought ether csr pficafions
We fully sud freely recognize ne right ~
every meuber a. fl.s orcnrtzHuor So their own
Individual and religious political opinions ard
preferences and tleir exercise according g ~
dictates OF individual Conscience aBd declare
that 90 majority IN such organiH1ilon should
ever 10 any manaer interfere wiit these iuoi-
vidual nights.
partisan principle o. CarsuaL Temperance
work are rapidly gaining sdberents Throughout
the Nation. We want at tie strength - a
united Christian uusnhOec 10 ee brought
against the combined power of the iiSBof trRrlc
We cordially invite thc sie Of a. States sn6
local organizations under our bread banner a.
political freedom. ~bere every vomeH-whnt
ever her party preferences OF Individual parry
work-mhy snite With IS tn erorts AFsinst tns
common enemy o. he hqFe the state soo ths
Nation
We recognize, believe n and sre individually
related n many mora and political feloruis ~
the age whioh are Tho OutCr0Eth o. the Gospel
o. Christ These reforms are directly ina.
rsetly or remotely related 90 fks ZEN
persnce reform, sad their success WI.
hasten the triumph of the principles 50 which
we are devoted NUverth eless we believe that
our work n this National oFFabizstlon vii be
more effective wholly tree from any aurr
with those movements upon which orT mem
bcrs widely d!9er 30 opinion
We dccla.r the fundamental importance and
greatest ueed q The Temperance reform 20 b-
ihe broader education % the individual uiud ard
conscience in The re- giouf scientific zn6 eco
non!c truths relating % the Effects of alcohol In
order 10 secure tho ultimate triumphs ~ tsis
form IN tao overthrow o. the drinking bite
and CUSTOMS o. the country and tk- logsl pro
lection o. the home and redemption from Tie
rsvages oi The liquor trsnic
We urge The careful preparstiob o. uou.
partisan litcrsturr ard The prompt dlttrfhufluu
O. The same