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bs considered impsflInen, inisrfsrepss. The
temperance folks must wait unlIl the drug
passes toto the hnnds Of The lowly md dlsrep.
uiable, before they dare denounce j.. The
well clad grog dealers must not be named Ito
do SO would be lbellous; the law with all its


errors, forms hedge around them, while il
becomes mad dog foaming al the mouth,
against the lower crust, who sell in small
doses. Law and temperance lecu,ing are
applicable orly to the small fry; the big bugs
are above bolh."


Not so. The temperance folks nova days
attack all sorts OF liquor dealing "fry," when.
ever they can gel at them. be they big or little.


ime was when viIiateu public sentiment
threw such shield around the large fly, that
we could not approach them and so we did
what good we could by battling The "sniall
crust" Ia The days when Washington led
the armies Of his c"untry's deiverance, he hes
a'ed not to cut off the SCOUTS, the recruits,
The foraging parties, the Hessians- in short,
the small fry wherever he could find them
and all this was securely preparing the way 10
the final battles of Saratoga and Yorktown,
when The "big bugs" were utterly demoish-
ed. ashinglonans of the present day are
following in his footsteps, TO achieve our coun-
lry's independence anew; and it wants but
half an eye TO, see that all their manGuverng
on the outskirts of the field is only prepare.
tory TO slorming the enemy's camp at head
quarters.--N. J. Organ.