Temperance Address Urges Public Action to End Rum Trade
A temperance address argues the rum trade must be destroyed through moral force and legal measures. It condemns rum sellers as harming families, cites vast casualties, and calls on citizens to support sober leaders and enforce prohibition via law and public opinion.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Temperance Preamble Calls for Reform and Faithful Action
A speech extols the temperance reform as divinely guided and vital to the republic. It recalls the 17 year progress, praises Philadelphia’s first National Temperance Convention, and urges citizens to extend love to humanity by ending intemperance, freeing debtors, aiding the poor, and restoring families. It envisions a future without drunkards or drunkard-makers and invokes divine aid.
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America
Philadelphia
Jefferson
Adams
Franklin
Friends of Temperance
Republic
Commonwealth
Lazar
Proposals for Permanent Temperance Documents to be Published
The Temperance Advocate publishers under Judge O Neall and committee members announce a five hundred page work. It will gather Dr Samuel Dickson s address reports from Columbia formation and state temperance society debates plus circulars and legislative Memorials. Subscriptions at 1 per copy due by May 1 with press target after 1000 subscribers. May 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Advocate
O’ Neall
Hazelius
Palmer
William Martin
State Temperance Society
Samuel Dickson
First Temperance Society
Columbia
A. Blanding
Leland
State House
Temperance Societies
Friends of ‘Temperance
A. Rhett
Charleston Courier
J. H. Lumpkin
Friends of Temperance
South Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburg
Washington Society
The
College Temperance Society
Wanderer
Bachman
Curtis
Washingtonian Temperance Paper Promises Growth and Low Price
Prospectus for the Washingtonian announces a second volume to be published every Saturday in sheet form, 20 by 26 inches, at one dollar per year in advance. It seeks capable editorial leadership, aims to be a moral family paper promoting temperance and morality, and offers clubbing rates for multiple copies. Postmasters urged to act as agents. June 6, 1843.
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Augusta Society
Washington
Washingtonian
General Post Office
South
Enery
Southern Quarterly Review
Charleston
King
Stevens
Daniel K. Whitaker
Lsroshew FD
W. M. Bessett
Forsyth Ga
Forsyth, Ga
Pplappan & Dennett
Washington Street
Boston
Jared Sparks
Peale
Mrs. Washington
Wellaston
Mount Vernon
Cambridge
Newburg
Morristown
General la Fayette
Congress
London
Paris
Confederacy
Europe
America
John Quincy Adam
Martin van Buren
Jacob Burnet
Ohio
Josiah Quincy
John Pickering
Francis Wayland
D. D
Moses Stewart
Robert G. Shaw
Henry Lee, Esq
R. R. B. Brownwell
Issac B. Bates
Horace Everett
Longfellow
Lewe Jones
N. C
John Sergeant
Ae Levi Lincoln, S. Renselaer, of N. C
L. Marcy
L. W. Tazewell
Daner
Abbott Lawrence
Joseph Story Everett
Charles Jackso
Lemuel Shaw
Samuel T. Armstrong
Calhoun
John C. N
John Davis
Chapman Johnson
Tappany- Dennett
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