Excerpt from The Progress of Civilization: The Cause of the Stagnation in Business and the Remedy
These alterations must be made, and can only be made, by an organization disconnected from all others, of Which the objects are beneficial and refonnatory. This organization shall have no party or color lines; nei ther shall the question of sex be considered in the right of franchise. Females shall have the same rights and privileges With the males in the order. Great care Will be taken in organizing this order. The ballot mus t be made honorable and efieotive, and that oan only be done by an organization of this kind. Any person engaged in the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquor, shall not be admitted to membership; nor shall any convict, poli tician, pauper, drunkard or thief, or any other (3111111111111 be a member.
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