MEETING OF Ll1cHFIELD co. TEMPE

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A2LE' 1A<1 OF Al ANE1c 1T.AsD NOs 46ahf E. RANCE SOCIETY,

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 "Better not come. Mr. Lyman; j, is all a thing of Jerry's getting up-won't be any body to hear you-be&ter not come"

 Well, Rev. Mr. Lyman went no.Hshs:and. ing the fears which some entertained of the direlu' effects of Temperance on the approach ing election, he did, without any symptoms of alafna, deliver an excellent address to an audi ehce quite respectable in numbers sad highly 90 in appearance. =

 And then the remarks of Rev. Mr. Kitchel ts the Cold Water Army--just in time thsy were. And the music ah, the music !--ssms two hundred heart strings all beating in unison. made stirring music in the soul And there were the reports. tee. of delegates more than twenty, fran local societies. some representing their societies as being in siGtu quo. and others theirs as being not "rret.y much sc." In one place ardent spirits had been anathsssatizeti. voted out of the church. n-snF.hes%ena tav erners sssck is trode wss ready fer a bonfire. and i, was expected that the skies would ere long reflect the lurid glare of it's burning. unless il should be found too ,cet for it's own eonbus. ton. In some places where the old organiza. lion has gained all that it can, the friends of the cause, like the men of Galilse gazing up into Heaven. are looking to see the Sons of Temperance rescuing one here and another thsre. whose case has hitherto been regarded 's hapeless and ior'orn. In one place, people talk aA'''t "the las. supper" got up ,o pay a :averne's ines and costs of legal suasion.

 Welt, the reports and addresses being ended. the following address and resolution. offered by Rev. H D.Kitchel, was passcd withou. snv dis. senting voice:

 Resolved, That the recent decision of the Supreme Court,snstaining the cons,itutionality Of Stale Laws for restraining the traffic in in- sexicating drinks, should encourage the friends of temperance to enforce our present la,es. and as speedily as possible te obtain better.

 The Society then adjourned to meet at Nor. folk the fourth Tuesday ia April.

 J. CArLN, Secretary.