Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-28
TEMPERANCE LEADER
 LAUNCHES BOOM FOR
 EX-GOVERNOR HANLY
President Morgan at Convention of Arizona Temperance Feder- dtIon Names Indiana States man as Winning Standard.

PHOENlN, April 21-Prcstdcnt R. ,L. Morgan Of the Temperance Feder- 'ation of Arizona in his opening sd- dress delivered this morning before the second annual state convention of the federation proposed on behalf of the Western states the name of J. Frank Hanly, former governor of Indiana His address was the most interesting of the several delivered during the-day He said i'm part:
 This nation must not be in the background in this worldwide move ment for peace and sobriety. Ou torch must be kept burning in the front ranks, and we must lead in this movement as we have always led in all the great movements of the world. l We must do our part We must and Till have national prohibition in 1916. The fight has started, and today thousands of voters are signing the pledge and enlisting in our greet army Of i've million strong.
 We are being met, and expected to be met with the same arguments against our proposed national prohi- bitioR Of the drunken white slaves as were advanced against the proposed rational prohibition of the black slavef States rights, local option, ye soEal liberty and religious tree don't will be the liquor trafic's weap- OBS of defense.
 This country is now ready for the abolition of this national evil and national curse. Men are coming with us from all professions and calliugs i of fife. Great men and leaders who nave heretofore kept silent on the qu0r traffic are now speaking out against it. Courts are condemuing it rom the bench, the puipits are oombarding it from every quarter, and as a result the nations conscience l has become aroused against it. The agitation continues, and today milh- ons of tongues in this country are wagging for national prohibition in | IglG
 Our great army of pledged voters are looking for a leader We are look ing for a second Lincoln, a man who | believes as Lincoln believed, that there should be only one standard Of morals in this country; that which Is morally wrong should be made unlaw- ful and a crime on every foot Of Ame- rican soil; that our flag was not made to wave over wet and dry states a. l the same time We are looking for a man who, when placed in the presi dential chair, will be brave enough to declare that this nation shall no longer continue to be half drunk and half sober, as Lincoln declared that it should no longer be half slave and l half free-a man who, when elected, | will write the second Emancipation ] Proclamation freeing, not the black J slave from his white master as Lin, coin did but freeing the white slave from his master, the licensed saloon.
 "We are looking for a man who is pig enough and manly enough Go force this government out of partnership with the liquor trahic and refuse to We are looking for a man who will
 lend his heart and hand toward the adoption of another amendment to our
 national constitution making the liquor business unlawful in every
 state and territory over which the
 nation has jurisdiction
 "You ask me who and where is
 such a man? As ] pause and turn and
 view the field of presidential possibt
 lities, l am forced to answer in the light of the signs of the time, and in lthe light of the present events an the knowing political forces, that such a
 man is that superb orator; ihat con
 structiye statesman; that matchless temperance fighter that great re- former, the Honorable J. Frank Hanly leX-gOyenor of Indiana.
 With the preferential presidential IIumary the people will o,e'-ride tae will and political slates of the brew cries and bosses, and Hanly will be
 nominated, and when nominated will b. elected.
 His election will not only mean
 death to the liquor traffic in the ma
 tion, but his sound constructive busi ness policies win again restore tO the
 people their loss of confidence in the present policies and international blum
 ders. With this returning confidence
 the mines and factories will open, the rusty cogs will begin to turn, the idle
 spindle will begin to reyolye. and
 silent belts will begin to move, and p from the music of their hum the faces
 of unemployed will brighten, heavy hearts will become light, smiles will take the places of frOwns, the Turn } aces will be kept burning, and Che heavens will be filled with the smoke
 of American industry, and upon thai
 cloud of smoke will be reflected iron ? the light of hundred million happy |, faces a rainbow as our nations coyen
 ant with the world Of perpetua
 Peace, Prosperity and Prohibition
 SERIOUSLY INJURED. SAN FRANCISCO. April 27.-Wal