INTEMpERANCE IN WASHINGTON.
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In an article under This head copied from
the "Flag Of our Union." by the Massachu.
sets Temperance Standard. our city Is repre-.
scented in an awful lighI or rather as a place
Of awful darkness. by reason ofifs iniemperaie
inhabitants. We psessnt our readers with an
extract The representation is liGile extrava-
CANT, but i Is no, all false.


all III the bars on Pennsylvania avenue.
were placed IN continuous line. !, would not
be an exaqgevssion 20 stale that they would oc-
cunv Il lrast one half Of one side - the whole
distance from lhs Cspi,cl 20 the Whne House.
Mint Julep u nsw aII the rage i i the sum
rner beveraee--and one can look into any Of
these halls or dissipation, ai oil hours Of The day
and night, and witness parsdsd before the bar
and around the rooms score or two Of
"suckersv imbibing the luxur'ous compound
through srsss! Grave Senators and d'gni-
fed kepresenia'ises--depsnmesi oiheials,-
merchants. mechanics, clerks, gamblers, pick
pockets. and loafsrs--aIl mingIs and lusurlaie
al the shrine OF Bacchus."