Smyrna times., 1892-11-02
Resolutions of the W. C. TT

: tio, trl0' trl'i-A0' we, Ihe WOman's Chris
Oi@T u temperance Union, of the Stote
ta ~ DGlaware, assembled in the Tbir
Co Ueonlh annual Convention. in order to
SI'Lii s1Ju!e an expression of the growin0 a
pupiic sentiment on the LIQUOR trafTic
VIII perfect faith in the ultimate enc'
@ oos9 vi our righteous cause. and far
pouU gratitude to God for bis belnfnI
I'it;S' IP,Gsence' DO offer the following reso.
NO. I.-ReSoJred, That we decIaro
our continued allegiance to tho NJ
~ TIoi"i "Oman's Christian Temperance
o,I on5on' ana hereby express our Iowa
~ sympathy for our National proc
uont' MISS Francis E. Willard. in her
! 5ie"I bereavement, and will ever cbor
'9r t"e memory of her beloved motber
NO. 2.-Resolred. That baliovin-t
aaie1y ana happiness of our home ana
a0"n'iE @epend on the proper observ- |
.;nc ance OF the Lords Day, we, as chris.
We yi1n women, and members of tbo
p" oman Christian Temperance Irnino
WnI!e approaching the late action or,.nr
t'"OioLaI government for the nrest. -.
tIoh OF our Sabbath, must still mr. y,
ID view OF the continued der ~
os"inst tne opening of the 10.
EI the Worlds Fair on the ~.
oalh' ana plead for an awakened ,.on
science ID regard to it, and demo. ,na
everything that menaces its sane .
., no. 3.-Resolred, That recopnizina
the M corrupting and Injurious Effects &c
.oo"CcO upon the youth of our land G
JjsP5cialIy I'D our state of Delaware Irn
uo "cploIe the failure OF the IegisIo !
IN ~ oI lo9O 10 pass our bill to prevent 1
!, Lue SAFE OF tobacco to minors and NO c
40 earnestly resolve to redonhIa or- l
eHotls to procure legislation in tba a
session, prohibiting the seIIino l
fOrm. -'"oiS III any b
!, No. 4.-Re8olrea, That believing tbe re- re-
,nlluFen are the very corner STONE =
lpon WAlch we are building. and tbat =,
'uI hopes Tor success in the temner. =, =
'nce @ cause III are centred largely in the Al
1oyaI temperance Legion, we as y
I MEMBERS OF the Woman's Cbristisn
! Iemperance Union, do most earnestIv W. W.
leuge ourselves to greater diliqence "a "a
| establishing this organization %; a
throughout the state. WI WI
NO. 5.-ResoIUed, That BELIEVING tbo TTy II
ilety and happiness of our homes iS in,
y; 6I pually endangered by silence. and nj,
iuiDerehce upon the subject of social on
uIiUy, we would urge the attention of fer
'Cu local Union to this important ro,
apartment of our work. and recon1' o.
ehd mat they do all in their nou,oI
aC the laws relating to bouses of
Tepute and the procuring of oirIs for I
imoral purposes, be rigidly enforced pie
NO. ..ResOlUed, Realizing the in. Ine Ine
.oHce Vi the press as an educator we tbo
80 ~ oui Unions to greater diligence is II
securing temperance columns in onr ~ "
'ai papers, and in reporting homo ~, -
Tx Tx 10 TO our State Superintendent of st;t, SG1
) NO. I.-ResOlCed, That we heartily, uno
iorse the Franchise Department the
!eVlng that it will hasten the Nc fOur
lIlOh OF the liquor traffic, and enable the
70 nave better laws for the nrotec. cons
q our women and children. dOin
>o. S'-ReSOIUed, That having tho so m
';re. III ~ y1ars tested the wisdom of that
.i-o I1'"nSeIlstlc Department. for a
i TInio eS'ly recommend that each for Ii
II work in and for the local Tfnion ss@,
o. 9.-ResOlced, That we believe
PilnciPles OF non-alcOholics in med III
g TO be important, and berebv t,;i.I y
ige our cooperation with our Ma - ~
al temperance Hospital. as being ETdT STuC
oest practical illustration of The - 10
t, ana urge that local Unions dis. IO nno"
ute literature on the subject. G1ol Gueii
o iO.-WHEREAs, We have recently naI;': rinG /:
Ile necessity of an institution Of r. =,
nature OF State Industrial School ~ III "
women and girls, be it E,;"I ~ wa
'SoSOed, That we proceed to take Lne: 1'I"s!
70 measures to bring the attention Ht oo =
L law makers to this matter and oo.'-.1 eooN'
epare bill to be placed bafore SiI.I eStuei
Legislature, providing for enact O"uIo
. I ahd appropriations to that end
IL we believe to be requisite from
acV that women and girls in our Alpl
are committed to iails and pris. ship, L
'hlch are uuit for their incarcer. VT tha
+. O0l had St
= ll.-W HEREAs, We have law in inS i,,S SI,e t,s
a'e tnaC declares that scientific tenn Nervin
ICE instruction shall be taught in Thousa
our schools to all pupils. we ear using
desire that said law shall he on nervous
!, mind, /
OtCed, That we therefore recon- RBeryln Bt,
that all our local Unions shall co,,sta t, !
efforts for the enforcement of this bottle a
the schools of their district and Dunn's
1ey make this their leading line of
Tor the coming year. PersC
Iz'-WHEREAs, Realizing that work il
'nce Is the parent of vice. that a
'S0ed, We will petition our NEXT shown
azure to enact a compulsorv employ
5lonal law, requiring every cbil3 men to
commonwealth, between the cholera
and IA years, to attend some
'"o S0nooi For Il
!3.-ResOtUed, That believing the tion, st'
'ltlon of the Liquor Traffic to he ali dera
'ral issue in politics, we herebv ASST iinlla
IN our sympathy with that luValua'
which is the only one TO decIare are plea
gainst the license Iou,s S.'".".l. and reta
We our GOd-speed to all voters
shall support the Probibition The s.
Of Delaware. If it con-
| l4.--ReSOLUed, That the thanks cOncen
Convention be extended 10 the of filth
OF Laurel, for their hospitality. danger.
pastors for their hearty words ing IT.
ONE, to the trustees of the M
M. y. Churches for the use of The wi
lurches, to the ushers for their vote for
services, to those who so de. be mistal
~ entertained us with music. purifiers,
Loyal temperance Legion for take Ay,
rVices, to the sections and the parties a,
authorities for their kindness Superior