Letters From The People

Mr. Editor:- vvill you please publlsh the coimtltutlon of the Cltizen's League or so inucil of It as ileflues the object of the organ7.H Ion, and the power oí ts Executive Com. inlttee? I hear much complulut from members who were lnduced tojoln it with the understandlngthatltwas non-seclarlan, Don-politlcal and nrganlzed for the piirpose or aldlng the euforcement of the law; and who now flnd thatlts ExecuIlveCommittee, havegoneiuto Ijiisiiii-ss of party and ticket inaking, and bargalnlng witli polltlclans and seeking to turn over the lnlluence ol the League to political parties aud uses- Irapairing if not destroylug the uxelulness of the League and abuslng the cou&denoe of lts raembers, who belleve no suca movement as a Cltlzen's ticket should have been started by that comralttee, without the authorlty of the whole League.