The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24


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| with ina rni,,infers n fha nrht Tor
tprohibtion IL Norfh CaroIina.- said
br. Kilro. have GOOD ~ Food peo-
/ pie in the churchee---not ali the mem-
bers, but not al the membcrs Of the
churches are going to heaven by !
sight.
A View Constituency.
II serve notice on every politician
In tho South" exclaimed Bishop XII
90. ''thMt he has Z new class or
constituency to deal with. You have
Got to face free moral public and
IDEAL with . conscientious constitu-
lency." Continuing In his treatment
LOT the subject OF political fndepend-
Ience. DR.. Kiigo declared that there
were thousands ana Increasing thous-
'Ands Of mugwumpe In North Caroiina
who are now casting their votes In
accordance with their conscience and
isubject to no other dictataon.
| It has reAched the point In North
sCarolina- Btahop KiIeo went ON TO
say, that no man can 70 before the
people for once with any assurance
sof success without nrst avowing his
faith in and fdslity 10 Statewide pro-
htbttton.
He differed rood natureday with
DR.. Cannon Ia the latter'v contention
that the Anti-Saloon League was not
lin politics.. I'VE went into politics
lin North Carolina and re have the
right to 70 into politics when clean
scut moral issues are ct stake. We
are III politics and re are there fns
iicIeaniiness ana uprishtness ana Tor
the salvation Of the Stats"
/ One OF the reasons WY North Car
Iolina adopted Statewide prohibition.
according to Bishop Kilgo. was thar
the foes or the saloon were tired 81
living In 4 state that was 4 barkeep-
Ter and was engaged in tho Huuor
Itraffic. tYou havent got out OF the
business over here in virrtnia.. Bish.
Top Kilxo observed. Your old STATE
ID q hauor dealer. Think Of il. The
home or George washington. too.s
NO ono hAs q much right TO fioat
| the flak Of the STATE ana nation a
the harlreepAr has. Il ! ware 4 bar
keeper / would lake the seal az the
lof liuuor / sold. and I would take
the names az al the legislators up-
holding the licensing OF the liquor
trafiic and advertise them ~ approv-
ling my business
/. Another motive for the accomplish
nent Of statewide" In North Caro-
lima. Bishop Kilgo said. was the de-