We notice in The Ohio Washingtonia
very just article headed
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'.TEMPERANcE IN WAsHISeToS"


Some pretty strong things are said about the
refusal 10 grant The Hall Of Representatives tc
the Temperance men. This is truly shame


We would inform our excellent exchange
that we are doing all we can, 10 respectfi
way, 10 find out and benefit those whose infu-
ence gives them an opportunity 10 "keep US
out of high Places" and we feel sure God viii
help US, and ne feel glad that our fellow CHI.
zens in this District and abroad are helping u
10 drive inemperance from our metropolis
Our Office is right at the foot Of Capitol Hill, ),
and we are about 10 make an earnest effort 10
have il right in The Capitol itself; but whether
we get there or not, we intend to urge our
way onward and upward in the cause OF tenn
perance, OF truth, and Of virtue. Some may,
do-will oppose us. We look for this, and
Try 10 bear it patiently. but we shall not cease
to i" strive lawfully" for success in our glorious
enterprise. II is our sincere desire TO have
+" Temperance in Washington" notable
thing, and Inlemperance rang,dshed enemy.
Our friends are neither few, nor asleep, nor a.
fraid. They are, on the contrary, many, busy
and bold. We seek 10 conquer, not for perso.
nal gain, bat for public good. Our canse is
worlds cause. We are for pure water-not
only the emblem Of virtue, but the antidote for
lnsobriety.