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o. We very much regret that necessity is
laid upon US to mention so frequently the Hon.
members Of Congress and their opposition TO
the Temperance cause, and also SO frequently
TO speak Of the establishments Qor selling in
toxicating liquors) that are permitted 10 dis
grace the sovereign peoples building We
call upon the members Of the Senate, the
House of Representatives, and, indeed, upon
The whole American people, to see to it. If
we may venture SO far, we would ask the
President of the United States to spare small


place in his next message TO speak on the sub
ject We know him TO be friend of the
Temperance cause. ED.