The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-22


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been sasfslsy rcd. (foe nsr will not sAi"a
81 inca. thicss,) ws 10 not dossa shas the
.o'e ,ins, licensing the retail establish
,o,a,1 .osld have been overwhelming.
W, are oppoa<d 70 the passage Of al
mH, ~ laws. which may be Intended to
ID, Pa "sn 40 Ear ~ to ssy what they shall
cot at they shall drink, or wis. shsv
D.. ~. but " lsw Of this character
e,le lowaLls, II wosld h one banishi"g
ardent spirits from Ms land. ]" s'~~ Of
l.s rs resulting from i,s ase, ever t'e,
.ls Hk, should l.e sufficiently l'bsrsl,
sovevrr temperate his habits, TO deny him
..ll iao privilegts Of ssiog such beverages.
How " are tho families that We" n Z
h.sn q TIED W ~ a,-i'p,r Was ha'a
90 lsie --ss. msnf b'outi
oml ies IS Heo 80 = .es
Oe paI ai b Wu lo .oaot up the
O.. n.,n we have ksown--men who
eo,e Calculated to have lived happily and
TO ba,c qeds useful members Of society :
msng & tISsm the comparisons and friends
Of Que bcyhcod- Of whom ever
essameI that they would ever become
druaL but who arc now lost to them
eclse. % their relations, their friends, and
ibo Id. and are either !" their graves o.
isnn.loi, outcasss. va cannot fail u look
wlh horros upon i"tsmperanes. and to i's
willing 10 engage in any work that will
..sr-, r. sxterminats the tsafiae N ardent
lyiils
Hut ii,e law Of '.ouisiana does not pros
po.e prohtbi, the use or the sale Of In
iatils ing liquors. II Is merely intended
10 rognMs tho sale 20 far A. 10 abolish the
feiai. .flse. For this purpose. each parish
or co, .cratlsu. has tho right to say. by =
vote Of .hs people. whether or not licenses
shall be granted within il limits. Such
lav ae relieve to b. constitutional. and the
proh on of the retail trsilic, we doubt
aos, I'D bs Attended with sslatsry re.
so'i W would lite very much to see =
.,n a., in operation in Texas
1t " draw = picture. W. have sesh
in our time. = pleasant nsighbothoo's. sm>
braring = number Of planters. Ill. or nearly
al, in sssy circamstancss. Good feeling
prevailed In this little community; their
farms exhibited the industry. shrift and
comfort Of the owners. They were favored
with . good school. which was literally
patroniasd they had neat little church 1t
which they wers accustomed to meet each
week, snd exchange friendly greetings, and
inquire into each othen welfare, 81. They
had good roads IN fine. II was just surb
a urjphl,orhood a. = traveller would like
to spend . week in. for the purpose Of
= place to settle down upon.
Ia . little time. however. = man establishes
1 grocery ia the vicinity. At hsst il re-
,sives bit little encouragement. But after
/ season . shooting and railing matches are
Iosten Up. and The people yet Ia the habit
Il visiting Il weekly OF oftenss Look At
bic community twelve Or eighteen months
and what = change do we be.
sold. Dsseosd and snmlv has taken tho
place Of friendly feeling ldlensss Tor in.
dssssy. Farms ars going to rack; planters
are In tdsbs. and Law suits are freqsent. .
The school hoses IL closed, beessse there
's not Sufficient harmony in the n.ighbor.
hood 10 keep = teacher. Children are
growing up IN idieness, ignorance, and uu.
dss The influence Of vicious example. How
much social unhappi"sss follow In the train ,