Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-19
STATE LEAGUE.
Portland Connected with the Ham
den and Orange mOvement-Presi-

den ana orange AosA l
dent Greeley's Final Remarks.
At the request of the president OF the
Portland W. O. T. u, Miss d. E. Culver,
IN address was delivered in the Temple of
Honor hall last Sunday by Clarence Gree
ley, president of the State Law and Order
league. This is MI Greeley's last speech
before going to his lectureship in the uni
versity. Mr.. Greeley spoke in substance
as follows: I shall speak to three points:
/. What We want. Q. How to get 1t.
8. What we have GOETHE need, the
method and the result.
1. What we want-the need. Half
century ago Professor Dick estimated that
II, 900, 900, 900 had been destroyed by in
temperance. 1t is race-ourse. 1t is
vice of ages. 1t is not strange, therefore,
that Cornwall, Wolcott, Branford, Glas-
tonbury, Wilton, Woodmont, West Haven
and other places, even in this ''land of
steady habits" have sent up cries to the
state league for mutual assistance. That
is one thing we want-associatiop.
2. The method-how to get what we
want. We get what we want by asso-
h;,'a ~. $500 800 a..oo;ota y Tho 1aaona
- L:L:I::t i;.sn.a
meiooiaeo piUniDieion, ns. .S o
Inen' GuuI: Ieps,
Hn:s, Gasnoi NJ i;H % s 1nu t Ice -,
nkS;n ne a9 h 20 $1,000
IT. faso .. 90 aood whon o rn ars
1900. 49, ~ 80 60. O., IA G.aatar
is he that is in you than he that is in tho
| world. The one million of our fellow citi-
IONS engaged IN tne hquor 1ramc snoulu NO
no matcn Tor Inc 1our mllhen Voting
cnurcn memoers; aarvaro proIessor sslo
W nI Ms.saehn.ptt" ho 49, ~ -ressnt
| isvs r. secura tha ,-oTar enforcanoent
If wbo1ssoms laws Va mead a soc;etv ike
| tha Iasore T.aws NOV not os1a son1s hnt
the,, ,,rs-,a-o 49, won ~ H. 80 Evsrv
10y HPa.s '.1 Wy y. VIC i 5oo1.I ~
clanA mus 1na' none was aesIroyea tol
IL was the ldea OF pr1vate properly tnat
1liea l II, duyAu Ignolnnce, dostatso9
roo,;1in m ths sn &c. ~ wise oid naad
Tnhlic sant;nent stron, anonob ~ enforce
them And What ia ths 1sanne Int law.
sh;dino sentiment oroan;zoda What conId
~, 5 ILL -roh;h;t;o. S.;thont Lee
| ~ w. - 80
VI eomo so' w oulo1o1 =" 90:
talniy p WISH InaI ~e nao ploniD .l
| 1,: 49, a, 80
ropo Gnh ~ III i;ah1a ~ t ts DI oe
the ain Of aroiasion wheneUer rn IT, IL tb Ue
financial interest of law breakers to influ-
ence oficers9 A prominent New Haven
LAWYER told me that the greatest obstacles
tn the enforoement of tho lava ara the of.
Hoers eleotad 10 anforo. Thar, W. DO not
aet what No OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h, os;oar. IN
t. a-,forosmsnt lies 10 ~ oroan;..
nnh,io sent;msnt ~ hacL W" tbern nsr;an
Hamdan Wi1Iimant;c ara aYsmn1as ~
thonsands Of caaes The 1e.ons is nnbli1
sentiment Represented in its law-abidine
osnaot Tha ohnroh il .tronoar 49, ~
silicon vbarsver tba 1sonna chonaas ths
ea nto oe $50. WIG league 0n"Dso' 'n'
cen'el ol gravity.
! as 10 money: 90 1ar as ones business
consists an IN ore s IN laws ne: ne may glve
ohiJin @ on ~ dn ~. " ~ -, Inv
can afford 70 snnnort 1saana CO.. +he;,
nrotection. "Rettar snend s7OO in savin.
than snand % 400 in oa.tino him into
nrison Ar an asvlnm and tak;no care ~
him there" The league welcomes sup
, | mort from all sacta Woman ora ootiv
p,Lo.. - ast ~ 49, o. T,
| memperS OF most OF Inc leagues. In
movement I advocate is not the end of al
! nerfection. Init law enforcement ia on
| thing we want, and get it, obviously, b,
public sentiment organized in some sort o
| league to overcome organized vice. Sait
Bishop Brooks of the league: t'It Ia tn
| on1v thino that stands hatween ma An,