TEMPERANCE HOTELS.
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The Delaware Temperance Herald thus
closes a capital article: ...rE..,


To Temperance men who pass by Tenn,
perance house, and feed their horses and them.
selves al a rum tavern, thus. encouraging
"groggeries," we have nothing to say. Their
temperance is worth little, if it wont 60 square
or Two 10 show its hostility TO rum, and such
temperance men would not only slarve out
temperance hotels, but would let the cause it.
self die, if it required any sefdenial TO keep it
alive. Do moi rely on such men, Mr. Jones.
but on those whose temperance is more than
skin deep, and who carry il with them in their
journeyings, and who keep it always on hand
ready for use, when opportunity offers TO pro,
mote the cause they love. or 10 strike blow at
the rum traffic There are many such men
now, and the number is increasing, as the
rumseers will soon discover 10 their confu-
sion. tt ht sF ~