Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

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L mus. be obvious 10 every Observing mind
mar from ,ae prevalent state Of feeling among us
this state must and viII be one Of the great bar
Le-leids in The cause named at the head Of ta5s
article, at the coming Fail ElectI3a.
Some $4,000 citizens OF the State pet.ronei the
Legs sar-le at Its lasr session. for a 1ro4ibtorv
law aE3.ust Tie permcious traffic Ev which three
J0lrtts of our taxes are created and made ueces-
sary, TO support paupers and punish crimes which
naturally and legIuuatev grow out OF intemper-
aace- caused and sustained only by this traffic
The Assembly noblY and - respectable major
ity passed the bill bur the Senate wanted one
vote TO carry II. that one whoever he was either
from The tore of the "crIJter, or from mistaken
views of state policy, defeated measure 50 aux-
iousiy looked Tor BY an overwhelming majority
oi the people. The battle was fairly and honor
ably fought, the Victory clearly won; but by the
tTeaclery or laith.essHess OF ore man, like the
Huasariaas on the eve OF freedom. the whole is,
lost and we are doomed yet TO endure the bou.E
age and oppr9si6n laid upon MS bv the licensed
ruInseller-rae authorizsi maker OF paapcrs.
criminals, and nigh taxes.
Under these mstances-not so hopeless as
the HuHgarians-those v no wish relief must raj
ly TO the standard of freedom-rcll freedom
freedom from oppression at home at our own
doors, IN our own houses, and Dactets and see to
II, it possible, that are elected to the ensuing
Legislature who are not pledged 10 sustain this
great and good measure.
Party politics sink into comparative iusiguih-
cauce, compared 10 this great conservative meas
ure- The a5lest and best men OF both and all
parties are III lts favor; and though some of each
party may use the bottle 10 secure votes the gues
5loH no" Is not which does the most at II: but,
oaFin4 men no al parties who are real patriots,
let such be selected as candidates. But if this IS
Aol done 'Ael io TINS once al least let The friends
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HsLJ stamp, irrespective OF party lines. Thou
sand. in the State viii do tais-erough to secure
Tie olJecJ, II every man does hIs duty. AtAer-
ence 10 tins humane law VIII not prevent men
from having their Wouted choice for President
and Vice President It only applies to legislators
Name, Massachusetts, Texas, the Cherokees,
and Minnesota have the law firmly fixed, and ably
and amply sustained New Brunswick and the
OaHaaas are moving strongly ~ the same course,
aNA tAe I1l!oo" oi nope ls JAus extended over
lie intermediate states III an OF Whch. without
aoU5l- ms humane measure VIII soon be adopted
ana sNa-l we De oellnd IN 50 EoD-e cause Let
1-l .-e people say NJ.
"'. ',.-7 matter may 2s understood. ana prop
=, 'It-'@ @-~-l-s we VI s.ate Jew l1c.s -
from report made 10 the Legislature OF Ne"
lofN lH 1919 II appears from statistical returns
arl'1liy taken anu made Tor the purpose that I'D
POI '-",-oH u- '.5ls.lJs' me rum Il 1iHc causes
r" 1N Il''sg oi 2-.,e115, or A"-,iiio7 oi d DOL
l'I ltL Ala' .o' ne Peo 2le) ioF 1-e support %.
PtheEs- ana me punishment OF CRIMINALS, made
7"- el-ec,.E OF -aaiIecly. by t-is panaenomun
~--y. -1'l y .-'ee lal...-~ o. people mus have
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i1.- ---~--.ai.,7 90 y ..~e.z-i -t'.'+. pay
..E s.a same purposes the round sum 9. 81. ...-.|
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..' y. .1 t.s year. io- nose purposes.
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