Address of the Young Men's Temperance Society of Boston: to Which is Annexed ...
Address of the Young Men's Temperance Society of Boston: to Which is Annexed ...
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It calls upon tlie strong in principle to come in, that they may confirm their power, and do good by it to others. It invites the weak to seek in it shelter, support and hope for the future. And it again implores upon itself the blessing of Heaven — that it may be an instrument of great and lasting good to the young men of the community.
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Whkrkas the making and rending of ardent spirits, and their nse, are productive of a large proportion o...f the ignorance, disease, pauperism and crime of the nation ; and whereas the moral sentiment and practice of the Yonng Men of the nation, will soon become the moral sentiment and practice of the nation itself ; and whereas the increase of intemperance, unobstmcted, would destroy our republican institutions ; and whereas experience has fully proved that it cannot be arrested by law, and only by voluntary association : Therefore, the Young Men of Boston feel themselves called upon by motives of self-respect, self-preservation, patriotism, and Christianity, to maintain, by moral purity, that independence which our fathers purchased with their blood ; and we associate under the following Constitutxoit, intending to co-operate with the Young Men of other cities, and all parts of our land, in the formation of a public sentiment, which shall, if possible, put an end to the traffic in ardent spirits and their use.
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It calls upon tlie strong in principle to come in, that they may confirm their power, and do good by it to others. It invites the weak to seek in it shelter, support and hope for the future. And it again implores upon itself the blessing of Heaven — that it may be an instrument of great and lasting good to the young men of the community.
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Whkrkas the making and rending of ardent spirits, and their nse, are productive of a large proportion o...f the ignorance, disease, pauperism and crime of the nation ; and whereas the moral sentiment and practice of the Yonng Men of the nation, will soon become the moral sentiment and practice of the nation itself ; and whereas the increase of intemperance, unobstmcted, would destroy our republican institutions ; and whereas experience has fully proved that it cannot be arrested by law, and only by voluntary association : Therefore, the Young Men of Boston feel themselves called upon by motives of self-respect, self-preservation, patriotism, and Christianity, to maintain, by moral purity, that independence which our fathers purchased with their blood ; and we associate under the following Constitutxoit, intending to co-operate with the Young Men of other cities, and all parts of our land, in the formation of a public sentiment, which shall, if possible, put an end to the traffic in ardent spirits and their use.
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