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Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22
What PrOhibitionists Think of
the 'Senttnel"
From HE Indianapolis PIaIap.r,

From The LHGiaBaPOHs PhaiaHt.
The PhaIdHr recently commented on
an editorial Of the WASHINGTON SEN
TINEL, national beer organ, that it may
be "authoritatively stated" that an
effort will be made at the next session
of Congress to repeal the "odiou5 anti
canteen law" We also referred to Mr..
Schade, editor OF the SENTINEL, as the
man who furnished Attorney General
Grggs with the ready made opinion by
which the first anti canteen law was
nullifed. The beer organ now acknowl-
edges the impeachment and furnishes
some inter resting Information as follows:
"The Editor OF the WASHINGTON
SENTINEL pleads guilty OF the charge of
having smoothed the way for Mr..
Griggs' decision, He is now engaged
in the task Of preparing the Prohibitlou
mind for a double somersault act to be
participated in by two leading upholdsTs
Of anti canteen Observation-Disclosures
at that The w, e. 7, u will have no
ground for complaint, The promise TO
pass such legislation was made good to
them The mistake they made was IN
not securing a promise against its
repeal"
The public will watch with interest
TO see which two Republican anti
canteen advocates will turn a 'double
somersault." This editorial also pre-
pares our minds to know what influence
causes them to flop. The editor con
tinues to say that his paper has distrib-
uted censure and approval impartially
to the Republican and Democratic
parties, and adds as his conclusion:
"When, therefore, it the SENTINEL
offers suggestion or makes a request
1t is assured of careful attention in the
first instance and favorable response, il
possible, in the second"
If this assertion be true, this beer
paper has more influence IN shaping
legislation by the two old parties than
any or all the church papers, This
condition is largely because license party
politicians have so often heard so many
men talk loud for temperance but who
on election day vote for their dear old
beAA - A9s hAA~ oeAAAANs AANe dAga lAANL NlOl
not afraid Of that class, but they realize
they must cater to the liquor vote. II
the temperance men in these parties
would make their protest heard by a
vote in any considerable number for the
Prohibition party, the politicians would
come to believe they were consistent
ami meant what they said
The beer organ above quoted closes
a long editorial on the canteen with the
following significant statement:
THE SENTINEL will see to Il that
Congressmen during thu recess are kept
well informed Of the tactics of the
Prohibitionists, and upon reasse milling
in December they will be in position to
vote intelligently on the repeal Of this
III advised law"
To be iorewarned is foreaTmed, But
why this opposition to the anti canteen
law" The liquor papers are in favor
Of anything that will increase the sale
Of liquor. II the soldiers drink more in
the absence OF the canteen, as they
assert, why not let the law stand as it is?
Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22
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The Anti Saloon League iu the
Old Dominion

The Anti Saloon League iu the
Otd Dominion.
The Executive Committee of
the Anti Saloon Leapue has been
discussing the advisabilitY ofgoing
before the Constitutional Conven-
ton now in session in Richmond,
Virginia, to have the present laws
regarding the licensing OF saloons
changed. The Rev. AshbY Jones,
member OF the committee, is op-
posed to carrying the matter to the
Convention, but the Rev. c. II.
Crawford, the State Secretary Of
the League, who is apparently
notoriety seeking individual, is
anxious to have the matter pushed
and have better jurisdiction on the
question. The subject will be
brought up for thorough discus
sion a the next meeting Of the ex-
eeutiVe committee OF the Anti
Saloon League, a1d it is probable
that some definite action will be
taken in the matter. The COM
mittee has practically, IN spite ol
Rev. Jones opposition, decided TO
employ an attorney, but has not as
yet given out his name. This at
torneY is to secure a hearing be-
fore the Convention and to per-
suade the delegate to insert a
clause in the new constitution
which shall prohibit the sale OF
liquor in the State. AS a citizen
OF Virginia the editor Of the SEN
TINEL will carefully watch the ef-
forts OF these fanatics He has al
ready met them and the people Of |
Northern Virginia are still CRATE
iul to him for having defeated the
local option law in that section for
the first time in the nine years OF its
existence. They know that when
we make statement we generally |
make good. President ohm Goode
OF the Convention, a personal |
friend Of ours tor over thirty years,
is Democrat Of the old school, a
man who in his early years led the
fight against Know. Nothingism,
and there are many others like him
who are delegates in this conven.
tion, who know that one ofthe car
dinal principles ofthe Democratic
party IS personal liberty, and who
Will yervote to saddle hypocrit-
ca prohibition law upon the citi-
lens Of the Old Commc nwe Alth.
Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22
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Spain at once asked the meaning
Of this term. In reply Secretary
Day cabled "full self government,
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Cuban independence" 1t appears
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Minister Woodiord sent word that
the Queen Regent, yielding to the
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decree a termination Of the war in
Cuba Tor a period oil six months.
Mr.. Woodford was hopeful this
would avert a crisis in the trouble
between Spain and the United
States, but this hope was not real
lied, as Congress soon after adopt
ed the resolutions Of Intervention.
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OF the former law in the following
language:
"The Editor OF the WASHINGTON
SENTINEL pleads guilty to the charge OF
having smoothed the way for Mr..
Grggs' decision. He is now engaged
in the task of preparing the Prohibition
mind for a double somersault act to be
participated in by two leading upholders
of fanti cauteen neutrality-suspicious.
at that. The w. c. 7, u, will have no
ground for complaint. The promise to
pass such legislation was made good to
them. The mistake they made was in
not securing a promise against its
repeal"
Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22

The publication by the Literary
Bureau OF the United States Brew
ers' Association OF a special report
dealing with the debates, &C., in
Congress on beer tax reduction
will be awaited with interest, A
history Of those exciting days will
be well worth reading.
Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22
Erom HE Mem Hotle

The WASHINGTON SENTINEL is we'll
known as one Of the most aggressive
liquor papers in the field OF politics. It's
editor, Mr.. Louis Schade, has been a
we'll known liquor lobbyist in Washing
ton for many years and has the credit OF
having been the first to suggest the
methods by which the former anti can
teen law was nullihed through the no.
torious Griggs opinion. The attitude
of this paper upon the canteen question
has from the beginning been intensely IN
favor OF that institution, and that it has
undergone no change since the enact
ment or the anti canteen law may be
Judged by an extract from its leading
article in its paper oi June I. Says the
SENTINEL:
THE bigots at the back OF the anti
canteen movement, finding themselves
unable toIesist the overwhelming weight
Of evidence sdduced against them, are
now seeking to prejudice and poison TIE
public mind by asserting that officers
receive commissions on the beer sold.
and thar brewing companies like the
Anheuser Busch, Of St. Louis, and the
Galland Burke, OF Spokane, Wash own
not only the post exchange buildings
and fixtures but practically the profits
from sales. Such slanderous stories are
unworthy Of denial. They serve, how
ever, 10 show the depths Oi iniamy to
which their propagatoTs have fallen and
the lengths TO which they will 90 to
support their waverlng cause.
The SRNTIHEL will see to IL that /
Congressmen during the recess are kept /
well informed Of the tactics Of the /
Prohibitionists, and upon reassembling
IN December they will be In position .
TO vote intelligently on the repeal OF
this III advised law"
Ia the same number the SENTINEL
boasts Of its relation to the notification
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PerrorAting Machines.

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week, the Editor Of the SENTINEL
applied to the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue for contradiction
Of TIE report that the Department
had recommended the purchase OF
a special machine by brewers for
cancelling beer stamps. No such
recommendation has been made,
and as we stated last week. any
machine that will produce the re-
suits desired will be satisfactory.
Replying to our letter, Acting
Commissioner Williams writes:
Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22
Mr.. Louis schade, Esq.

Editor Washington Sentinel,
Washington, D. c,
Sir To reply o your inquiry OF the
T3th inst you are informed that this
Office does not require or recommend
any special make Of Cancebng machine
for use in cancelIng beer stamps by per.
ioration under the provisions Of Circular
Coz. Any machine which produces re-
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Respectfully.
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Washington sentinel., 1901-06-22
Buying Liquors for the Army.

BuyAnB LiqhOEs A"R ~ army
The Secretary OF War directs the
publication OF the following order
for the information oi the army:
No malt, Yiuous or spiutuOus liquors
will be purchased by the subsistence
department for any purpose, Supplies
thereof needed in medical or hospital
practice for use in the diet Of soldiers
too sick to use the army ration will be
provided by the medical departm
II is to be hoped that Prohibi-
tions will not see in this order an
other ATTEMPT by the War Depart
ment to override the provisions OF
the Anti-Canteen bill. Il fixes the
status Of beer as an article OF diet
and sanctions its use in the hospi-
tai. II sick reports show an alarm
ing increase Prohibitionists will
now know where to look for the
cause
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