htyossde Fri Jun 10, 2011 2:33 pmFor the purpose of inducing all voluntarily
For the purpose of inducing all voluntarily to ab¬stain from the use of &rdfent spirit as a drink, and from furnishing it for the use of others. 3. The success which has attended past efforts has already been the means of rich blessings to all parts of our country, and is spoken of with MBT Shoes Clearance admiration throughdut the world. 4. Philanthropists of the old world are now, on this subject, treading in our footsteps, and while they acknowledge their obliga¬tions for the benefits, are extensively copying our example. 5. Wherever the plan recommended by the American Tem¬perance Society, viz: abstinence from the use of ardent spirit as a drink, and voluntary associations for the purpose of showing by united example its benefits, has been adopted, in Europe, Asia, or Africa, as well as in America, it has been highly efficacious, and followed with the most beneficial results, to the social, civil, and religious interests of man. 6. A union as MBT to the time of holding temperance meetings, in all the cities, towns, and villages of our country, would greadv increase the interest which is felt MBT Shoes on the subject, would call forth die efforts of the highest and best talents in tbe land, and would greatly in¬crease and extend the light, union, and efficiency on which, under die divine blessing, the complete and universal success of tbe object depends. 7. Facts seem to indicate that should temperance and its attend¬ant virtues and blessings universally prevail, the cholera, that scourge of the nations, which has spread sackcloth round the globe and threatens to cover our land with mourning, would be nearly if not altogether unknown; the deep fountain of human sorrow be dried up, and ever growing light, purity, and joy, under the means of divine appointment, with all who obey the divine will, would uni¬versally prevail. The Committee therefore earnestly invite the co-operation of all State, and other Temperance Societies, and friends of temperance of every name, in securing temperance meetings in every city, town, and village in our country, on the abovementioned day; and for this puipose they would respectfully request, 1. That in all places in which there are no Temperance Soci¬eties, immediately on the receipt of this Circular, there should be a Committee of Arrangements appointed to give public notice, select a speaker, or speakers, and take all needful measures for such a meeting. 2. That in all places where there are Temperance Societies, the officers of such societies, would do the same.
For the purpose of inducing all voluntarily to ab¬stain from the use of &rdfent spirit as a drink, and from furnishing it for the use of others. 3. The success which has attended past efforts has already been the means of rich blessings to all parts of our country, and is spoken of with MBT Shoes Clearance admiration throughdut the world. 4. Philanthropists of the old world are now, on this subject, treading in our footsteps, and while they acknowledge their obliga¬tions for the benefits, are extensively copying our example. 5. Wherever the plan recommended by the American Tem¬perance Society, viz: abstinence from the use of ardent spirit as a drink, and voluntary associations for the purpose of showing by united example its benefits, has been adopted, in Europe, Asia, or Africa, as well as in America, it has been highly efficacious, and followed with the most beneficial results, to the social, civil, and religious interests of man. 6. A union as MBT to the time of holding temperance meetings, in all the cities, towns, and villages of our country, would greadv increase the interest which is felt MBT Shoes on the subject, would call forth die efforts of the highest and best talents in tbe land, and would greatly in¬crease and extend the light, union, and efficiency on which, under die divine blessing, the complete and universal success of tbe object depends. 7. Facts seem to indicate that should temperance and its attend¬ant virtues and blessings universally prevail, the cholera, that scourge of the nations, which has spread sackcloth round the globe and threatens to cover our land with mourning, would be nearly if not altogether unknown; the deep fountain of human sorrow be dried up, and ever growing light, purity, and joy, under the means of divine appointment, with all who obey the divine will, would uni¬versally prevail. The Committee therefore earnestly invite the co-operation of all State, and other Temperance Societies, and friends of temperance of every name, in securing temperance meetings in every city, town, and village in our country, on the abovementioned day; and for this puipose they would respectfully request, 1. That in all places in which there are no Temperance Soci¬eties, immediately on the receipt of this Circular, there should be a Committee of Arrangements appointed to give public notice, select a speaker, or speakers, and take all needful measures for such a meeting. 2. That in all places where there are Temperance Societies, the officers of such societies, would do the same.
