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'quent speeches | ever heard Mr. Robertson
is young man, apparently about twenty five,
but he speaks with all the ability and judg-
ment Of one, double as old. When lie conclu-
ded, Mr.. arose, who addressed the
meeting for q half an hour, in spirited and
able manner. Handsome and appropriate, re-
marks were made by other gentlemen. who
were equally interested in this noble and phi
anthropic cause, And we have good reason
TO believe, that in short time, should our
cause continue TO progress, as it has done, for
sometime past, many will be induced TO pnite
with Us, who are now prey TO this tantaliz-
ing and tormening vice. Our cause is Cup
ward and Onward" All we want is influence
and ''lair chance and we are fast gaining
both. With them we shall go on ''conquering
and TO conquer" until our whole neighbor-
hood, male and female, shall become followers
and believers in this life, preserving, and soul
lrr ng enterprise.


a Son of Temperance