New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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RIGHTS conicis tho authority 10 prohibit kcwi.c, 10
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81 eHr,diency.
An opinion prevail. IN the community that the habits
md To- ties OF people may be maerially changed By
legislative onaciments ths apprehcnd Is at yeriance
with the past history and experience Of the world such
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int ndcd bo c0CrcCd and i matter OF DoiOroty that
they arc daily violated with impuny. The difficulty Of
enforcing and the impocy Of enactng laws OF this char
actcr wouid be mose apparent ii within the
suiiona power of the legislature TO establish common
faith and mode Of worship in religion This subject anci
emily engaged the attention OF dclberavc assembes ami
il We were TO enact similar laws, shoai undoubtedly
at ain Ike resut The TRUTH however cannot be Dis
sembled that the present law has proved intellectual cal
inadequate restrain the Of and traffic in nt0Aa.ns
liquors and the fact that The lcgsaiure in one part Of the
Law dytst it Of the character OF property and IN aaoher
recognize such and tolerate it sale in place IN
each for medicinal and mechaSical purposes should
Inspire Us with distTust of any enduring reform ton
founded solely upon municipal law. Il, however, such
laws should eventually accomplish the objects expected
from them they VIII afford most ready way to ey;irpate
the evils which ofct the community blt religion has
leen generally under God q nclca'e dercn. theory
for the reformation Of the race and n;emqerancc oa1
other lie vice. have been denounced by higher alt
omniIo.ctt tribunal than that Of any state Legs
laturc
mon the coustutionny Of the several provisions Of
lie law whether favorable otherwise. stu the
law is subject TO be modified. repealed made more
stringent according TO the varying opinions OF succeeding
H. gislauTCs and the question Of Temperance ceases u
be one of moral reform ami becomes merged la the parry
and political conflicts Of the day. very respectable
r, rti6 rcrhars rnaoritv of the citizens of the STATE
gard Existing Law Indifferent ia principle opprcs
siS ia IL CuGcmen.s, II n0 Objectionable N 'ie mlnncr
81 isescuiiOn. therefore respectfully recommend such
modification Ct the law which while il shall preserve
The State from the vice q incompetence. VII also man
tain the rights Of our citizens against Infringement. sui
their dwelling e from wsn,on and malicious intrusion
IT, sludes TO the fact that BY the law OF the Sate
married omcn arc secured tie ownership Of boh res, and
pcIsona property and recommends that ceria questions
to he decent OF such property in cases whore maued
woman die intestae he pro, ded forby statute The Gov
ornor is dissatisfied with tie present condition Of tho Com
mon Schools 40 submits whether he laws concerning ;-l
DO not need revision lie suggests a utnnchmcni in tn
expenses Of the State that annual appropriations m'yb
made to College, and Academies and recommends aYpo
raons FOR finishing the geological survey q he state