E5r the Deia'Dare Journal.
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Mr.. Editor-I have learned with pleasure that
at the meeting on Saturday a Temperance So
ciety was formed for Wilmington and its vicinity.
1t has been peculiarly gratfyngto me to understand
that this society recognises the truth of the danger
and destructveness Of spirituous liquors and adopts
a, fundamental principle total abstinence from the
use Of these liquors and the exclusion of them from
their houses. Every man. who feels an interest in
the we'll being of the community must desire the
prosperity of this society, and ought to give it his
countenance.


have been astonished to hear some object to the
exclusion of spirituous liquors from their houses
What makes the temperate intemperate ?-What
they deem prudent keeping of ardent spirits in their
houses. But this does not make all incorporate.
rrue-but it makes so many Incorporate, that the
rest may well trembe, and rejoice in regulation,
that precludes this danger.


The great ect of this society is to point out the
dangers and remove the alurenents to intemper.
ance. Does any one believe, that the tippng houses