TEMPERANCE

• "STAND AND BE COUNTED. " SPEECH...AT THE CONVENTION HELD AT TREMONT TEMPLE, BOSTON, OCTOBER 6, 1875. - Phillips, Wendell:
• A DEFENCE IN ABATEMENT OF JUDGMENT FOR AN ALLEGED LIBEL IN THE STORY ENTITLED "INQUIRE AT AMOS GILES' DISTILLERY. " ADDRESSED TO THE HON. CHIEF JUSTICE SHAW, AT THE SESSION OF THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS, HELD IN SALEM, DEC. 4, 1835. - Cheever, George B.:
• A DISCOURSE DELIVERED BEFORE THE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AT ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY, IN THE REPRESENTATIVES' HALL, COLUMBIA, NOV.29, 1838. BY...D.D. PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY IN THE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AT COLUMBIA, S.C. WITH AN APPENDIX OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING. - Leland, A[aron] W.:
• A FULL REPORT OF THE ARGUMENTS OF THOMAS F. CARPENTER, SAMUEL Y. ATWELL, AND JOSEPH M. BLAKE, ATTORNEY GENERAL, IN THE CASE OF THE STATE VS. JOHN AND WILLIAM GORDON. FOR THE MURDER OF AMASA SPRAGUE. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, MARCH, 1844. REPORTED BY EDWIN C. LARNED. - [Gordon, John and William]:
• A SAMMELBAND OF SIX PAMPHLETS, IN CONTEMPORARY BINDING, BY MASON WEEMS. - Weems, M.L.:
• A SERMON, ON INTEMPERANCE, DELIVERED IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IN KNOXVILLE, TENN. ON THE EVENING OF THE TWELFTH OF OCTOBER, 1829...AND PUBLISHED AT THE REQUEST OF THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN OF THAT TOWN. - Ross, Frederick A.:
• A STATEMENT OF REASONS AGAINST THE ASSUMPTION AND EXERCISE OF EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE POWERS BY THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT: WITH REMARKS INTENDED TO PROVE THAT THERE IS NO LAW IN THIS STATE, CLOTHED WITH THE AUTHORITY OF THE CONSTITUTION, AGAINST THE SALE OF SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS; AND THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF SUPPRESSING THE SALE BY PENAL LAWS, WITHOUT TRANSCENDING THE POWERS, AND INVADING THE SACRED RIGHTS OF PROPERTY, WHICH ARE ESTABLISHED AND GUARANTIED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF MASSACHUSETTS. - [Junius] [pseud.]:
• A TRIBUTE TO HON. J.B. O'NEALL, LL.D. BEING A SUMMARY OF HIS LIFE AND LABOURS, BY MAXIMILIAN LABORDE, M.D., PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF S.C. - LaBorde, Maximilian:
• AN ADDRESS BEFORE THE MIDDLESEX ASSOCIATION, FOR THE PROMOTION OF TEMPERANCE; DELIVERED AT ESSEX, FEBRUARY 17TH, 1829. - Selden Jr., R.E.:
• AN ESSAY ON ALCOHOLIC & NARCOTIC SUBSTANCES, AS ARTICLES OF COMMON USE. ADDRESSED PARTICULARLY TO STUDENTS. PUBLISHED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE AMERICAN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. IT BEING THE ESSAY TO WHICH A PREMIUM WAS AWARDED. - Hitchcock, Edward:
• APPEAL TO THE VOTERS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, TOGETHER WITH EXTRACTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTIONS HELD AT ALBANY AND ROCHESTER, RELATIVE TO THE LICENSE QUESTION. - American Temperance Union:
• ARGUMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE GERMAN-AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE, MADE APRIL 13TH, 1874, BEFORE THE SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IN OPPOSITION TO SUMPTUARY LAWS. - German-American Representative Committee:
• CEREMONIES OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE FOR THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD, AND FOR THE DEDICATION OF HALLS. APPROVED BY THE GRAND DIVISION OF INDIANA, AT THEIR FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION, 1850. ORDERED TO BE PUBLISHED FOR USE OF SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS. - Sons of Temperance:
• CHARGE OF CHIEF JUSTICE MELLEN. 1830. - Mellen, [Prentiss]:
• CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF BROADALBIN DIVISION, NO. 603, OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE, OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. - Sons of Temperance:
• CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ORDER OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE, TOGETHER WITH THE REVISED RULES OF THE NATIONAL DIVISION OF THE UNITED STATES, ORDER OF BUSINESS AND RULES OF DEBATE. - Sons of Temperance:
• ELUCIDATIONS OF IMPOSITION IN THE IMITATION AND ADULTERATION OF HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN. - [Wolfe, Udolpho]:
• GOFFIANA; A REVIEW OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF JOHN B. GOUGH, BY ONE QUALIFIED: WITH THE TESTIMONY, PRO AND CON, COMPARED AND WEIGHED. - [Gough, John D.]:
• I. O. OF G.T. JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF ILLINOIS, HELD IN CHICAGO, SPETEMBER 20TH, 21ST AND 22D, 1864. - Good Templars:
• IMPOSTORS UNMASKED, AND THE PUBLIC PROTECTED IN THE USE OF POPULAR BEVERAGES. - Wolfe, Udolpho:
• IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, JANUARY 9, 1804. MR. TRACY FROM THE COMMITTEE TO PREPARE THE FORMS NECESSARY FOR THE TRIAL OF JOHN PICKERING, IMPEACHED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS, REPORTS, IN PART, AS FOLLOWS- ... - [Pickering, John]:
• INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF GEORGE HAYDOCK, EX-PROFESSIONAL WOOD-SAWYER, OF HUDSON. FOURTH EDITION. - [Haydock, George]:
• INVESTIGATION INTO THE FIFTEEN GALLON LAW OF MASSACHUSETTS, BEFORE A JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATURE, WHICH BEGAN JAN.29 AND CLOSED FEB. 20, 1839, UPON THE MEMORIAL OF HARRISON GRAY OTIS AND OTHERS FOR THE REPEAL OF THE LAW: WITH THE ARGUMENTS OF...AS COUNSEL IN SUPPORT OF THE MEMORIAL. PUBLISHED BY DIRECTION OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE MEMORIALISTS. - Dexter, Franklin and Benjamin Franklin Hallett:
• JOURNAL OF THE R. W. ENCAMPMENT OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, AT THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION HELD AT ALTON, OCTOBER 13TH, AND 14TH, A.D. 1868. - Independent Order of Odd Fellows:
• KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT WE SAMUEL CLEMANS JOHN THOMAS AND THOMAS ANDERSON OF THE COUNTY OF CHAMPAIGN AND STATE OF OHIO ARE HELD AND FIRMLY BOUND UNTO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN THE FULL AND JUST SUM OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES, TO WHICH PAYMENT WELL AND TRULY BE MADE...THIS TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JANY, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN. - Whiskey Still Bond:
• LETTER FROM GERRIT SMITH TO REV. DR. JOHN MARSH. - Smith, Gerrit:
• LETTER TO GOVERNOR KING, OF N. Y.: AN APPEAL FOR CO-OPERATION IN THE TEMPERANCE REFORM. - Delavan, Edward C.:
• LICENSE LAW OF MAINE, PASSED A. D. 1851. AN ACT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF DRINKING HOUSES AND TIPPLING SHOPS. - Maine. Prohibition:
• LICENSE, OR NO LICENSE!!! - [Newell, W.W. and C. Borland]:
• MEMORIAL OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE...TO THE CONVENTION FOR REVISING THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. - Pennsylvania State Temperance Society:
• MESSAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY...GOVERNOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, TO THE TWO BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLATURE. JUNE SESSION, 1883. - Hale, Samuel W.:
• NARRATIVE OF PETER AND JOHN HAY, EXTRACTED FROM THE DRUNKARD'S LOOKING GLASS, BY M.L. WEEMS, AUTHOR OF THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON, &C. - Weems, M[ason] L[ocke]:
• POLITICAL ECONOMY VERSUS THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. AN ADDRESS DELIVERED BY...IN THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MORGANTOWN, WEST VA., ON SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1881. - Willey, W.T.:
• PRIZE ADDRESS, FOR THE NEW-YORK CITY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, ON THE SUBJECT OF LICENSES TO RETAIL ARDENT SPIRITS. - Stewart, Alvan:
• PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAW OF NEW YORK. AN ACT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF INTEMPERANCE, PAUPERISM AND CRIME, PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, AND APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR, APRIL 9, 1855. TOGETHER WITH THE OPINIONS OF JUDGES EDMONDS, SAVAGE, AND CONKLING, ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE LAW. - New York:
• REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED ON THE 20TH OF OCTOBER LAST, TO PREPARE AND REPORT ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT, AGAINST JOHN PICKERING, DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, WHO WAS IMPEACHED BY THIS HOUSE, DURING THE LAST SESSION, OF HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS. 27TH DECEMBER, 1803. READ, AND REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, ON THURSDAY NEXT. - [Pickering, John]:
• REPORT OF THE MINORITY OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, ON SO MUCH OF THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE AS RELATES TO THE SUBJECT OF INTEMPERANCE. - New York:
• REVIEW OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF GENERAL PIERCE. ANTI-NEBRASKA, ANTI-ADMINISTRATION AND ANTI-RUM PLATFORM SPEECH OF...AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY, ASSEMBLED ON SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH, 1854, AT THE VILLAGE OF PATCHOGUE, IN SUFFOLK CO., L.I. - Cooley, James E.:
• ROOSEVELT V. NEWETT. A TRANSCRIPT OF THE TESTIMONY TAKEN AND DEPOSITIONS READ AT MARQUETTE, MICH. (PRIVATELY PRINTED). - [Roosevelt, William Emlen]:
• RULES FOR BUMMERS. - Temperance Broadside:
• SCRAPS NO. 1. 1849. NEW SERIES. SKETCHED, ETCHED, AND PUBLISHED, BY D.C. JOHNSTON. - Johnston, D[avid] C[laypoole]:
• SHALL CRIMINALS SIT ON THE JURY? A REVIEW OF GOVERNOR ANDREW'S VETO, WITH OTHER DOCUMENTS ON THE SUBJECT. - Miner, A.A.; and R.C. Pitman:
• STRICTURES ON GOVERNOR SEYMOUR'S VETO OF THE BILL FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF INTEMPERANCE, PASSED IN THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, MARCH 11, 1854, BY A VOTE OF 21 TO 11; AND IN THE ASSEMBLY ON THE 22D, BY A VOTE OF 84 TO 42. - New York:
• SUPPLEMENT TO THE MINUTES OF THE ALABAMA WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION FOR 1887. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PRISON AND JAIL WORK. - Tutwiler, Miss Julia:
• SUPREME COURT OF OHIO. DECEMBER TERM, 1854. LIQUOR CASES. ARGUMENT OF CORWINE, HAYES & ROGERS, AS TO THE VALIDITY AND EFFECT OF THE "ACT TO PROVIDE AGAINST THE EVILS RESULTING FROM THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS IN THE STATE OF OHIO," PASSED MAY 1ST, 1854. - Ohio:
• THE COLD-WATER-MAN; OR, A POCKET COMPANION FOR THE TEMPERATE. BY DOCTOR SPRINGWATER, OF NORTH AMERICA. - Springwater, Doctor [pseud.]:
• THE CRACKED JUG, OR FIVE ANSWERS TO MY NEIGHBOR PARLEY'S FIVE LETTERS, CRACKING HIS "FIFTEEN GALLON JUG," WITH A PREFACE, AND A CONGRATULATION, BY "NEIGHBOR SMITH." - [Williams, Moses]:
• THE ENQUIRER, VOL.1- NO. 4. CONTAINING TEN LECTURES ON THE USE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS, BY ELIPHALET NOTT, D.D. LL.D. PRESIDENT OF UNION COLLEGE. - Temperance:
• THE GOOD TEMPLAR SONGSTER FOR TEMPERANCE MEETINGS AND THE HOME CIRCLE. SECOND EDITION. - Good Templars:
• THE MARVELLOUS DOINGS OF PRINCE ALCOHOL. AN ALLEGORY. BY ONE OF ALCOHOL'S ENEMIES. - American Baptist Publication Society:
• THE NORTH-AMERICAN'S ALMANACK, AND GENTLEMAN'S AND LADY'S DIARY, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD CHRIST 1776. - Stearns, Samuel:
• THE TEMPERANCE REPUBLICAN. VOL. I, NO. 1. OCTOBER, 1886. - [Faxon, Henry H.]:
• THE TRIUMPH OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. - Woolley, John G.:
• TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE: SOME REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ADOPT THE "MAINE LIQUOR LAW." - Temperance:
• TO THE VOTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS. - Massachusetts State Temperance Commission:
• TO THE VOTERS OF MASSACHUSETTS. RECORD OF BRACKETT AND LODGE. - [Faxon, Henry H.]:
• VINEGAR BITTERS ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1873. - Almanac:
• WENDELL PHILLIPS, ESQ. ON A METROPOLITAN POLICE. PHONOGRAPHICALLY REPORTED FOR THE BOSTON TRAVELLER, BY J.M.W. YERRINTON. - Phillips, Wendell:

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