Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

his views. whilst many who voted agaIns, IL,
would now oppose rcpcal.
Rev. Mr. Drew, editor of the Gospel Ban
ncr, was happy to ere the Governor occupy
inr the chair. lie had lmmoralIed himself
and the State BY signing the Maine Law. 1t
was an honor 10 The meeting to have such q
President. NJ. u. procy-icd To speak Of
mighty ciIoris making in Massachusetts, to en-
act the Maine Law. lie doubted not the Law
would piss the Massachusetts Legislature
this session by aiuo-lhrls vote, and be signed
by she Governor II that Commonwealth Mr.
ID. zlid that be- hai the h,nor to represent This
State IN part a, the Worlds FAIR IN London,
and had inscribed under the name of Maine
the hope, II no, the pledge, that before ano,h-
cr Worlds Far. Maine, which exhibited bu,
little a, the fair OF this year, would show to
the world greater wonder than amy there
the ,uumphs Of the Maine Temperance
Law.
Gen. Samuel Fcssrndcn II Portland, was
called upon, and upon taking the stand was
received with ruupi' of applause. He 'ald
h. va, announced 70 speak a, the other place ;
he had been ,hcrr, aud iouuI Il utterly Impos.
.iblr To sgucc1c %. lie had long been TEN.
pcnncc man he had long 500 cschcwcd 10.
tuNlcliinr drinks, and thought he had great
reason 10 do 80 He had pact'cd a, the bar
" our courts tut 10 Year., and had been ~.
icnsi,cly called rpoo In defend criminals Of
40 grades. fum mlrdcrrrs down; and bal
found that up io aver, rc,cn, date, more than
three ihrr 6nh, or the case, lro,c from ~.
icmpcnncc-thc fcr,ilr mother If an crimes
with which humanity can b. scourrcd H.
. had been aught hy 'hi. To abhor intoxicating
drinks IN NJ. their forms ard twas not strange
lha, he should rcloicc a, the passage Ut such
"A law as talvc nav d,scu~-onc of lhc BIS,
ever ctnc'-d in North America ecu fc,-
scuIcu said that he had examined the law
clrriully-mi1uicly.- be- ndihD Happiness
1T saving that De bad no d'uh, 1t would d.
SUSTAINED hy lhc supreme Count, as rsrfar
r,ur'uIaaai tNpplau.r) Ii,s indeed .,un.
GENT. bot q l5, had, and will have %, eject
Asa municipal regulation be- though, uould
De- sustained by Doe Suprrnc Count most
fully.
Nc Morrill,, land irrnt, sand be- bad long
advocated moral ,aas.un, bot Doe thought 10
should no, h. u.rd With unl,rr. Thu, hv
so. enacted 1 kindness, even 90 rhc rum.
,,ll,r O., should l.r enforced Kindly. utuub
900 energy which shall be- GI, Mon cunuHI
that lhc principle, oi ,h,. 4u aw wrong
chat u De- unconstitutional The sr.Iur and
destruction ct property hls l-rn recognized
by Main, laws Cor fifteen yr1rs. 1uI sustain.
"a D, thc Suprm, Count. The Land Ne,u,
B., empowered ,n ,r.lr lhc team, of Irrspl,.
,rr, Upon public lanl.-'o Mn ,hr.r oven
Co burn Ihr.r hay, and allowed, ton, to DO thrs
without ,hr form Ut a warrant Vi VI thot
,hc hw vl, rnlr,rd a, IusI ,br rlh, umc
from what b. had sr,u n public op.nton, BE-
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other oIrlJrr,.
/ Thourhlu' Cushing, Ia ui IuDIur,
who, y yuu Will rrrol'rri, wa' thr hi' "hr
c1ui.hlr or Cou.r,s, .n opposition Co Mr
Sm1a', lr'i hrUr 900 Tuesday m"rnlnr. "brn
'hc mercury bod gone .' low ihai 90 cn".d
hardly hr inuud, Co come a journey "f SIXTY
mile, with h'' "'lc Hrd daughter, io a'i'n1d
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hHn1 90 author 81 THIS law N''I p'N, am'
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without "l"so 'tua'n" % could n"' have ..'
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