RESPONSE OF MR. PAREER.
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10 behalf Of the Brothers of Temperance,
assure you, dear lady, that we hail this pre-
sent from the Temperance ladies of Washing
ton, as the proudest achievement Of our era
1t has been proclaimed that our cause-our
glorious temperance principles were fast dying
away--that the excitement being over, this
great moral movement of the age, would soon
be numbered among the things that were. Blu,
the presentation of this banner--this Incident
thl speciace---scalters this fabrication Of our
enemies to the winds--for when the ladies
come 70 the rescue OF any enterprise, the victory
is almost complete--its ultimate success is
certain.


The sight Of this banner will ever encour-
age us 10 the path of our temperance duties
aod we promise you, that we will never sur
render the sacred gift---or yield one inch o
the ground Of our principles, to the enemy


Sincerely wishing you all the enjoyment Q
that happiness with which the success OF ou
cause will 6ll your heart and the hearts Q
those who are near and dear to you--we wi
now, respectfully, take our leave.