New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

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none, ssd ~ho eoast The tune lost at TIE tss-
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sbe. sfsf TIE Effects II ia such 20 prevent ta,
shI TO- co1Isct conc visions, 1t Is imp sable hat
,iefe rorsl questions can be wisely scd ju5eiousy act
"a. .eIrou, s1d I'm able condition. which pr dused by
ibs # ia AZ vel 0is5t tbs Legsstu'o aenP' 70
InelstebCy Tut ineisputshe fact th.t RE do nestle
efUronN his great eKten. regulated a. tme
vh.n tEo.e who dDect uneer th,i state OF
wTcr i produced b, marc c glm1sLa 81 et1d 1' DeVo
is.r o. mr., az iA.orted uroa srs decty trseesbi- t,
The e i'yE established tie proposition ina; ne
we Is y yss 70, t .boition We are ola
W ;bst Won inre-fers Eith crest astel ia
tsrests that there amount esotN invested 10 to.
enpneo ed shh H. Buf what material Interests Ike
thee comparison with tn immense the neacuioe BENEFITS
~ ch The pissss Of ths ~ ~oad eonsr Nnn
l. the croekry rsDufesrei comparison 10 'me c 'euds
Whit mix pfcouet Ia comparison win n-.aschss ana
interests IN aIisDn WITH an
MT amy asse1 five should Gtos the OF tea you'd
not AT bpss We would have little for ups
would need but nal amount Of uk aud
gar Of those altees IS only require by tn. de-
pra ed ppeie f and consequently cspi a. tnve.td N
/ devoted to wicked ard purpo.es Il Ia III toe
adoption II this law would throw some i lions Of Shaee ut
employment but tLey sh Did 10 consequence the
kyouId ria q supeauous and 1se esI population.
The le they you'd have escre 10 Tshs on the
Wckodess Of b abCn DsDe pursu II which M su0 tpe
have b,eL 80 Ds entssec Ever stee va owed
th ,es ha ceased TO owe 'h 70 chAy As 70 zoe .np.
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Ia CARVING Ire Chinese and IA suppy0g hem - On
9he NewYot Tribune, b, which means thy rSoia sooa De-
rrrttiop an happy hat tbs question ot cons tuition
atty ind,yi6ut iigbs has mt ben rss, Ia oSPcsonb
this bill OPpUlon oss'd such 7e'ons Is .o'uto Ihe
CoIufi 4 the expressed will If he ajo-y. and 80 ga
S the Le.iletvIei sad the aS = TIE ..i 3'e.Hon
o. JoJJaI viii, Of course TsPes The Con'tluion As 70
eyduB shs they Carrot BE- set aintt the we fare OF
foCr and the mj1iity IS re oly pfoper Jodss Of sha
con ctnducs 20 or s6st necessary the welfare 81
that The judiciary will sustain T.. Sir, If tbs ju
dcsy dare TO set Up Ito on opniots sssinst those Of
vy essy rsnper " have 70 do Is 70 elect js6geJ
Of our own wy Of thinking and then will have the jul
cay ice Bot syet apart from tbs. are not We to;
majority and Is cot tie majority soi ger h.s the minority
A. afraid of the ensr'At ts drinkers who are nov
nigh J pr snd pocairg s9ce5 Why sir, our exPe
that glorious ard benign measure the Msoe L4lor
Law proves T. e powder ard bs is avery eft snt ally
II c.- It thst foun some difficulty In
Iforei1 the Maine Liquor law; that conpe led to
ktoo5 sDy people before we could .ary into effective
otestiD but spprrhsud this obstacle with the psope
directly tft cteo BY this bull they are most women and
the evil effects Of teas have shown
u rs beverage sppete with the mot injurious and
en- WI whose insdus approaches marked
b. al uI.Dg qssltesl no gentlemen will perceive and
this which is mt such terrible isvsses IN So
Gle y this shall have s4ysnced sec md step
il hist s prog Of mora legislation BY which we intend
to reform existing sbaies and make every man temperate
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