The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

Below, are sa.npie an retail, OF the article
put up wholesale in Il the barrchsad speeches
made the day in which certain citizens, assumed
that their rights were paramount 10 the law. Every
body, THAI teasonabl ocrasion, knew on which
side the Democrat stood, tn ough The speech is said
20 have been somewhat n,.red. Now here are sam
PIES of two kinds, from the same brand FIRST, is a
specimen which shows the prediction Of the Demo.
uG:-sweet and good. THIS is a fair Article not
adulterated SO much in tunes previous.
"As we predicted whea this Territory f.,l a victim,
TO TINS species II finaiIcsn, IT now b. cvidcn,
to every impai tlal nni, that Malne Lii u,r Law leo.
isianoa IS every iay bsco ung more aud noie odiou,
AMI has ai.eady inflicted serious injury uron the
Temperance movement"
But below. we give sornathin, that ilI.becomcs a
journal OF the American peole-the unable con-
duct Of set of loaing daldes from the South, visit
'ns Newport, who came TO that place to take their
liquor publicly in the face Of the law-seems to be
con,eni: lated by the Demora with complaccncv. "a.
the than indis iation at such an outrage.
After the adjournment II the Court, these men
paraied down street, and when in the vicinity of
Daan's'er's wharf they were ssuted by aav quantity
q fea'aa eggs, 50 tast they presented quite varirra
I'D appearance. "'--Ns4port Nous.
l. it not plain, with ali the Democrats pr.,eod.J
respect f., the laws that this rottenerr raarranb i,
sweet morsei 10 its taste! Again, the Democ,c,
says that the people Of that State (Nassa
have not been brought up to the sticking point Of en-
forcing It," lie is mistaken as 10 that Ect The
aricl, copied by that paper oa the Boston Bee. was
written wita;aa month from the time .ha, tn aw wa,
q have gona mo effect Since that tine there woll
seem T. BE- abunlant testimony t. tie ia, that. the
law Is INST vigorously sustained in Massachusetts
and even il Raode I-lard; f,r We have read th, II.
ag,lsved g lends of hqnor at Newport, had left
and that thc lAw to be the ruin of the to,v,
&c"
How Is it in Massachusetts Here is an extract
z.o;n tac New York San.
SEIzkp.-Taree thousand dollars worth of I,,,o,
VA, stiLed at fad River, Mass, few DAYS since
undcr tae new law, waica said t. be generally en-
forced.
Here are several prooGs copied Tom the New York
Et-an.
THE LIaUoR LAw.-Abby Driscoll, of Milton.
WIS fund "a Tbs ST Of X ,xiI.y On We'd ,es.av
evedis n an Intoxicated state. she bad with h.,
js we'll hlieL win choice rum. Tae ing was i'm
m:iaty seized 10y the OH :ia, and will be DESTROY.
U Tau stay III lrnin,, the Git, Marshal Of Lynn
male d scent ON Whitney's h,te al Naha,t. and
sincecded IN capturing and carving off one qua, ter
cask OF b. aai,.
The t,st seizure of liquor ut Worcester was made
Oh fnu.sda., when the sheriff served a search w,,
rant upon IN. piop iciors II a store who seemed 10
b. SUI plsed AT the visit Il the officer ana one ,f the
hrm T. ode the rem 'vai ot the liquvr q ,g ,p thar
1t vas the property f one Bmton, in B,sto, R,t
saciri bay VAS IN sxoable, and all the iun,r f,u nd
upoa the premises, SOM Eve Or six barrels in all
coaslstiny u Il general ass1,tn.nt OF rum b,,,dv
gia. & :, WAS s:iIed in the name of the t,,,,ro,
wealth. aid BY him deposited for safe keeun, IN tho
city qnor store, until the case is decided bv dua ro.
CESS Of law. P'''
At " est 70, l,ton, two colored men. named Robt
Fields am /. bert West, Keepers ct a restaurant.
were arrested on W edncs,iay for violating the law
ana taken To Clinton Tor t4iai. They we're found
guilty oil three Offences, and ia COMPLIANCE with IN.
law were nned : 10 for The FIRST, $40 for ,h. second
and SZo, with three months imprisonment f,. the
third. They were also put uqdcr bonds Of : 0Oo
not 10 sell ior one year. On Thu sdav they we've
committed t, Worcester iaI
A man named Charles Kenty has received . ;:
lar punish nen COO violating the law three d;,5eren,
tunes IN " est B,idgewater He GOT four months i'm
prIsonnlcnt instead of three
mact'is OF the citizens of Cambridge friendly 10
the Ne" iiqlor law, "as he'll! on Wetne s,tly evenn,
Tor tue purpose of takiI, measures for the eoCro'
ment Of the law.
La Randolph, an eSpressman has been arrested for
violation OF the uor law, and held for trial on Mon
day next. "