The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-19

move Is very uncertain. lie deuuunces
! party whose gfONth has been slow and
/ sure because 1t does not accomplish
! immediate a1d surprising results, and
/ advises ''the farmers 10 Join an organl-
} Zati1u net Vet III even short clothes.
! much less on It's feet and procialms 8"
! the world that tins yOuHg SAMSON Is
| going to make 4 morning meal oi The
! liquor monopoly AID the saloon p"rilrs.
! There is only one cardinal p-lLciple
| (the utter ial.cy of IIceusA, high "r
! lOw) that b" yet maintains, aud this he
! will be compellei 10 abandon if lie will
| keep in the good graceS nt those whn
now hold the reins with his connsellnrs,
/ aud who now propose to natloualize the
whole business of drunkard making, and
| dispense liquid destructi II in Us most
| seductive form by salaried government
officers. who shall wear two rows If
brass buttons while on duty and lie
appointed by the president, after civil
service examination IN the art Of making
cocktails, Nc, to prove ncr fitness as
| public servants.
The last spell he has taken, is one of
the worst or most distressing IN It's
| symptoms and possible results, his friends
fear. The apparent caus" of the attack
was the st. Louis Conferences. aud he
goes out of his way to find a cause for a
quarrel with the leaders of the Prohlbi-
ton party on the strength Ot 1t.
The Ltdtes who were present Is dele
gates come in Tor an especial share OF
calumny and abuse. la getting his ideas
of that body and its work, he seems to
have reSorted 20 the dail, monopoly
press (to use his own worlds and The
which lie has frequently told his readers
were utterly unreliable and not t" be
believed, especially where meetings of
rafGrmers of any SDr. were reported, that
We're not in active sympathy with them.
Ii he had taken tho trouble to get
report from the other side before ven-
tlIating his iguorauce, he might have
spIrad others The wounded feelings
caused by hls unjust, uncalled for and
uutruthtul attacks uppA self sacrificing
aud worthy women His 1ilu~Inn t. the
Cincinnati "ouventin.. must refer to In"
bold and beroC .ctiuu 81 Helen Vi
G luger, who was there as spectator
merely and y 40 vas nominated as one
OF their secretaries. There WAS no other
thing she cpuid do ard not allow her
name to b. coupled with proceedings
she could not approve, than to do IS she
did, denouuce The MA who we're alibT
lug themselves 10 be used aS pilant tools
by fhe local c"mm1rte", headed oy
wealthy brewer Is was h"' 10y mere
accldehr, eithef' tAa' he was c''s7"' u
invited the Cincinnati convention oVe.
I" h'S brewery 70 mn mp
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This vould be reform Journal.
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now about all thar is left "t il, dlt thsir
utmost a. IN 'rpIots. The sincere huf lnno
crni Miss lIiard WIS pa, i'fWA'a win
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minority report and wished adopted as ,
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