The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09
STRONG ADDRESSES HEARD
AGAINST LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Immense Audience Packs
First Methodist Church
and Applauds Ex-Gov-
ernor Hanley and Other
Flying Squadron Speakers

With trecord attendance Of over
5000 persons the Flying squadron's
lasi Gotiila has left Pensacola la the
history Of the city has there been nzl
s,.-.. s..knersEsS. where for six med
ings, folks sat spellbound. while tore
most men and women brought the
messages Of conviction upon the tenn
perance question, messages In oratory.
IN cold scientific statements. i'm pa
thos, In laughter, In song II none
had agreed with the speakers az al.
the magnificent audiences testified It's
appreciation OF the privilege which the
Flying Squadron brought 90 Pensacola
In this rare galaxy OF talent
The ANAL meeting was held last
night II was the largest audience OF
the six. over i700 being present FIX
Governor Frank Haniy OF indiana a.
a prosecutor. presented the indictment
81 John Barley Corn 20 the Jury. hfs
audience for murder and for spoiia-
ton OF childhood. and drawing upon
bis own experience as governor Of ire
commonwealth 81 indiana. be won his
ease
HTS audience was - rapt that only
n0w and then d!d they dare O. ap-
plaud, fearing % miss some of tlsfss
memorable and matchless utterani~s.
GOV. HANLEYs ADDRESS
Gov. Hanly spoke In part as fol-
lows:
with the declaration. 4 hate IT, In
regard e the liquor traffic. forfser
Governor Hanly 81 Indiana. and 4
bear no malice towards a. engaged
IN the liquor business. hut hate the
( - Z
Il Tor It's intolerance. I hate u for
- arrnaRnea.sI~hahes a Cor itm hypo-
rrtay. Il ate cant and craft and false
pretens.f | hate h FOR its CONNER
cialsm. for its greed and avarice. for
Is sordid love % gain ~ any price.
u hate IL for rs domination ia poll
tics; for It's corrupting Influence in
civic affairs. Tor It's lncessant EFFORT
70 debauch the suffrage of the coun-
try. for the cowardm ID makes OF pNb-
JIG men. I hate u for les utter disre-
gard q law: for its ruthless trampllng
II the solemn compacts OF state con-
stitutions hate IL for the load II
straps 60 labor's back. for the paisier
hands IL gives 90 toll. Tor its wounds
TO genius; for the tragedies - tts
might have beens
II A&ks u &NE ttAH MAfNaH AffNFf TX
I has caused I hate Il for the aims
/ houses It peoples; for the prisons Il
I nIs: FOR the insanity il begets: FOR
the csuntiess graves IN potters noE
n hate II for the mental ruin Il
imposes upon iss victims; for lts spirs
| ltual blight: Tor its moral degrade
| ton. ! hate Il for the crimes Il COM
mits: for the homes Il destroys for
Al - - Il - a.
malace Il plants IN the hearts or men:
for its poison. for its bitterness. Tor
the dead sea fruit with which &
sfarves their souls
I hate II for the GRIEF IL causes
womanhood-the scaiding tears. the
hopes deferred. the stranRled asplra-
tons. It's burden Of want and care
4 hate Il fer its hearfiess cruelty
e. the aged. the infirln. and the help
/ less; for the shadow Il throws upon
the lives % children; for its monairl =
injustice % blameiess little ones.
hate Il a. virtue hates viee. a. truth
hates error as righteousness hates
sin, 49, justice hates wrong a. liberty
Mates tyranny, as freedom hates op-
~ ession.
4 hate IL as Abraham lincoln hated
slavery. and az he sometimes saw in
/ prophetic vision the end OF slavery.
and the coming u the time when the
sun should shine and the rain should
fali upon no slave in all the republic.
so / sometimes seem 60 see the en-
Of this unholy frame, the coming Of
the time when. IL II does not wholly
cease 20 be. Il shall ind no safe habi-
tation anywhere beneath Old Glory's
stainless stars"
Extract from former Governor FFan-
ly's address at third days meeting
OF the FlyinE Squadron q America
III Mr.. STEWARDS SPEECH.
In part. Mr. Stewart said. "My par.
ticipation in this meeting consisu II
an interesting thing 20 DO. Next q
} telling you. i told you 80 after the
! event. In the Joy 81 telling how ths
event r. 20 transpire. -Four propos..
tons are underneath the prophecy
which ! am 20 make.
The first IL that we are part oi
universe governed BY law Who has
net been overwhelmed with awe whsr
looking into the depths 81 the STARRY
heavens: he has realized that the Ut.
termost star. 80 distant that Il takes
I 4 thonsaud years 70 bring its light
20 the observing eye IL under tn
away ~ the same Law ~ gravitstloF
that binds the moon % the earth
J around which Il revoives Light i
iirused from q globe 10 the csllius
! ~ = church ~ the same law a. -aa
J from the distant starts lntensits
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