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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 3, Chapter 6: third mission to England.—1846. (search)
of the hospitalities proffered to me, decanters of wine are on the table, and not to take a glass of this poison is an act of singularity which immediately excites notice and observation. One can imagine how much Mr. Garrison would have disturbed the harmony of the proceedings on the fifth day, had he not been better employed elsewhere. A resolution having been offered that it was essential to the reformation to abstain from giving, as well as taking, intoxicating liquors, Dr. Beecher (United States) Lib. 16:[150]. recommended the terminating the impolitic suggestion by the previous question. If persevered in, the attempt at dictation would alienate their allies in America. The gag was accordingly applied, though the Convention unanimously agreed that it was a very naughty thing to manufacture and sell intoxicating drinks. Mr. Garrison lost no time in seeking introductions to Lib. 16.146. the conductors of the leading press of the metropolis. He had a very gratifying int