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cupy. We are placed in position to ex-
ert an influence for good or evil, which we
should not otherwise possess. We are
sent here to act, not for our own pleasure,
but for others. BY throwing the whole
weight of our influence and example in
the scale Of temperance and morality, we
may rescue from the vortex many, who
would otherwise be overwhelmed. We
may brighten up many cheerless and
desolate abode with the sunbeams of peace
and prosperity, and domestic felicity. and
our own happiness vii! be promoted by the
consciousness of doing good.


Whilst, therefore, your Committee do
not rec ommend any change in the laws,
upon the subject of traffic in spirituous
liquors, they do recommend that by our
example as well as our conversation, the
members of the Legislature will discourage
the traffic, and endeavor to dissuade all
within the reach of then influence from the
destructive tendency of indulgence in i'll
toxicating drinks.


by order of the Committee,


PHILIP EASTMAN, Chairman.


In SENATE, March I3, 1910.


Read and accepted, and Ordered, that
the same be printed in all the Newspapers
that publish the laws Of the State. Sent
down for concurrence.


WILLIAM TRAFTON, Secretary.