TEMPERANCE IN BALTIMORE
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The Editor at the Methods, Protestant akes
very favorable notice Of our paper, and remarks
that "there is room enough for it and need
enough too." In another article he says,
"We believe drunkenness 10 be on the increase
in Baltimore" The dram shops are taking
back those who had been rescued; and enIrap-
ping Others" We are truly sorry for these
things-they ought not to be; but we are pleas
ed to know that there are friends of the Tenn
perance cause in Baltimore who will not cease
'lo warn the people day and night with tears
on this subject.