COLUMBUS TEMPERANCE GEL
BRATTON.
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The Columbus Temperance Society eel
hrorsd the Anniversary Of our National Ia
SDsndsnce in a manner becoming the day.


The Declaration of Independence was
cad by p. B. BARKER, Esq, after which
he Rev. Mr.. SAWYER offered the following
ssolu,ion. He advocated it in speech ot
req, ability, and on the question being ta.
en- !, was unanimously carried.


P,solved, That we as much as ever de-
,,ore the evils Of intemperance and what
collrd moderate drinking, as the great
Onrce Of these evils,h hs highlytdangerOus, aud
bught 70 te abandoned


The Rev. Mr.. REED then rose and pro-
,oSsd the following resolution


Resolved, That every Christian and Pa
RIO, ought to sanction the Temperance en-
isrprize in.thiS country.


Mr. Reed advocated his resolution in a
.neech we'll calculated to make a serious
M nresson upon the audience. His re-
marks were religions, scientific and Philo-
sopbical and when they were concluded,
the pledCe was handed around and a large
number Of names was added to it.