THE GOOD TEMPLAR DEMONSTRATION.

Evening Star, Issue 4277, 10 November 1876, Page 2

THE GOOD TEMPLAR DEMONSTRATION.

The railway authorities were not able to comply with tiie demands for accommodation by those who visited the Good Templar demonstration at Mosgiel yesterday, the consequence being that not a number had to wait for the lasi train, which made them late for the soirtfe in the Temperance F nll J r to excess, it being esttmatedthat The chair was occupied by .he 6.W.0.T. (Bro. Adama), who, in addressingthe Jf*!? 4 Templar* were well satisflw with Hr Btouts though be was only an outsider. Addresses were delivered by the Eev.Drßoseby. the Eev. J. Ward, and Mr J. W. Jago. Mr Wako moved—” That this meeting of Good Templars desire to express their appreciation of the valuable services rendered by Mr Stoat to the cause of temperance and morality by his introduction of the Local Option Bill, at the late session of the General Assembly, and the -members' of 'the Order now pledge themselves to render to Mr Stout and other members of the House of Bepresehtatlves all possible sympathy and s ipport in all like efforts to bring the liquor traffionnclcr popular- hontrq},’* Brother Jaqo, in seconding fhV motion, which wo# earned by acclamation, said that when Mr Box returned to the Colony and- took his. seat iatha House he wotdd, with Mr Stout, Mr Auckland, and others, bring' ting question gf the'Xoc&l

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