Washington, ID. c.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1876.
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| have noticed Tor sometime past that pub
lie opinion is gradually sliding ove' 10 a just
appreciation OF the benefits and blessings
which we, as moral beings, necessarily derive
from the advancement Of the glorious cause
which you advocate with 50 much ability.
Keep it before the people cry aloud. spare
not; hold up before the people the odium Of
the rum traffic. The minds Of the people are
open 10 conviction: use proper arguments,
and they ,cM be convinced and, ike a nation
proud Of their honor, they viii stand iorta in
battle array against the mighty Toe, Intcmprr-
ance, which has been deso!atlng our beloved
country for 50 long time.


Yours, truly, PnvLA.