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[94] p. : music ; 23 cm. |
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The liquor traffic in politics. The failures of the past. What will we do with the saloon? / M.T. Lathrap -- A voice from the poorhouse / Anon. -- The saloon ever a political factor. How prohibition is to be achieved / J.B. Finch -- High license, the monopoly of abomination. License a stupendous failure. The failure of license. License an outrage / T.D.W. Talmage -- The obligation of the church. Prohibition life boat. Prohibition our only hope. Prohibition only achieved by practical politics / W.J. Demorest -- Moral suasion or prohibition, which shall it be? / J.B. Gough -- Legal suasion the only remedy. Prohibition dependent on the ballot and the moral courage of the people. License a pernicious delusion and mockery of justice! Criminality of the liquor traffic. The horrors of a license of the liquor traffic. The delusion of the license for rum selling / W.J. Demorest -- The infamous liquor traffic. The great political issue / C.B. Fisk -- What the constitution guarantees / Anon. -- The result of prohibition. Alcoholic war, and the Gatling guns of prohibition / W.J. Demorest -- Reasons for a prohibition party / R.S. Cheves -- Liberty and prohibition / W.J. Demorest -- What should the Christian voter do with the saloon? / H.A. Delano -- Our country's cruel tyrant / J.L. Thomas -- The enormity of the liquor traffic. Bishop R.S. Foster / C.S. Wolf -- The curse of the license liquor traffic / A.A. Phelps -- The Republican Party and prohibition / N. Dow -- The infamy of the liquor traffic, and our duty in regard to it. Liquor traffic the monster crime and how to annihilate it. A prohibition party necessary. Moral suasion not prohibition. Combination necessary for the annihilation of the liquor traffic. The giant evil of the 19th century to be annihilated by prohibition. The moral issue that will destroy the liquor traffic. The fallacy of license. Prohibition will prohibit / W.J. Demorest -- Should prohibition be made a political issue? The object of prohibition. The saloon must go. The right of prohibition in politics / H. Johnson -- Rum selling our country's scourge, and the remedy. Prohibition the hope of our country / W.J. Demorest -- Prohibition the remedy for hard times. The good time is coming. Anti-poverty / G.W. Baine -- Mad dogs and the liquor traffic regulated by prohibition. The way we delude ourselves. The responsibility for rum selling. The people's anxiety for prohibition / W.J. Demorest -- Latest evolutions of the temperance reform. Practical prohibition / F.E. Willard -- The deacon's Sunday-school sermon / J.C. Ambrose -- A black eye for lager beer, and a bier for lager / M.E. Servoss -- Responsibility of the Christian church for the liquor traffic. No Christianity in rum selling. Prohibition the great deliverance / W.J. Demorest -- The inspirations for prohibition / Demorest's monthly -- The voice of the dram-shop. The rum sellers' opposition. The cost of the liquor traffic / W.C. Conant -- The sparrow must go; what about the liquor vulture? / J.P. St. John -- The irrepressible conflicts. The great battle that is to inaugurate the millennium / W.J. Demorest -- Things that are settled / T.D.W. Talmage -- Senator Colquitt on the dramsellers -- A third party needed / H. Waters -- Alcohol a virulent poison / W.J. Demorest -- Patriotic prohibition / C.W. Sanders -- A moral revolution pending. The signs of the times. Conscience will destroy the liquor traffic. The North, the East, the South, and the West on prohibition / W.J. Demorest -- North and South on prohibition / W.F. Steele -- An arraignment of the rum traffic / R.S. Foster -- America's Joshua / J.L. Thomas -- Prohibition the ultimatum / A.A. Phelps -- (3 songs). |
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Prohibition.
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