For the Columbian Fountain.
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For the Columbian Fountain.


Mr.. EDITOR: Twas much pleased with the
following resolution which was presented at
the last meeting of the Union Temperance
Tract Association. 1t is one, if carried out,
will have tendency TO further the great and
good cause.


understand that several of our ministers
have come up TO the mark manfully, and in a
short time Tract papers and pamphlets will be
in circulation in the district TO some extent.


The resolution reads as follows, and was
unanimously passed:


Resolved, That the ministers OF the Chris
tian Churches in the District be requested 10
give their influence to the object above men
Homeland use their efforts in furthering the
great and glorious cause of Temperance-the
managers are respectfully requested to solicit
them 10 join the above association, and report
their progress at the next meeting.


This. sir, think, one Of the best resolutions
ever heard of-and hope the Temperance
brethren, as well as ministers, will come up
and assist them in their noble enterprise.


would also advise every member of the
Sons of Temperance, and every member of the
United Brothers, 10 come forward and take the
Columbian Fountain, and assist in pushing
the Temperance cause along. If each and
every Brother will step forward and aid us in
this good cause, the time will speedily roll
round when not vestige of alcohol will be
seen in the District. Yours, &c., B.