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MR. EDITOR :-I ask you to give a small corner in your paper, for an earnest call upon all the temperance societies in the S,ate, to send delegates to the State Temperance Con- vention, intending to convene in this city, February 22d, 1874.

 Among all the conventional meetings, here and elsewere, having reform for their object none are more important, none more in teresting or valuable to society, than the contemplated Temperance Conventon.- The other Conventions aim at political re- form; but the Temperance Convention, at moral reform. It's object is to stop up, the fountain of vice, from which flows almost all the corrupt streams of the basest immorali- ties. The Temperance reform is subservi- ent to every thing great and noble, belong ing to the human race.

 Let me say then, to every Editor in this State, give our cause, and the call to meet us in State Temperance Convention, notice in your paper A MEMBER.