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"HoNoRABI.g WoMEN'-A large meeting OF la
dies held in Springfield VI 1--WE learn from the Chronicle
appointed c0mmittc OF twelve OF their number wait
three individuals who had taken licenses 10 retail spirit
In the town. and request from them pledge TO give them
up and abstain from the traSc The tavern keeper politely
answered them negative The merchants cor
daily received :hem and them satisfactory reply
and accompanied them back the house with their licenses
In hand There. after Introductory remarks. one Of
the merchants said he would make proposition 20 the
ladies' viz that they IN the habit OF trading with
pcars who in great numbers infested ,he community and
who paid nothing toward the support OF religious institu-
TONS and took the regular trader the best part Of his
business they should refuse entirely 10 traffic with them.
To this proposition the ladies PROMPTLY and
responded The licenses were then reiifluished ana &
lamp lighted ard flame applied 10 them. Verify. these
were honorable women; they no where be few nor
irreSoluc, and the temperance reformation viii advance
iIrCsistblN.