The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
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CRYING DOWN THE MAINE Law.
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TRIBUNE LOGIC.
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oJance wh The reaurcmenis Of an enistsned age and
(. a rnrefBse people.
THE CONTEST
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HOW nAvE TIE MAINE kAWITEs W.T. DISPOSED OF THE
T erent question has aeen asked by the Boston chroni
b.. been created pa. HANGER BY de DIS rs
Nai,e law misslns lhe house; o. The policemen have
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astounding dacovery might be made should active
ass Who hase gained IN unsnsae no,oriey by their zeal
: IN enforcing that unjust and wicked Jaw.
COERCION AND MORAL suAsIoN.
We the dil-
in, results that flow from he two ssems o. coercion and
Persons such subjects calmly the light Of history,
@ On oh not s s s%as s
tc have coacurrss IN repndapg coercion as an
sHss
Those who reason % d whose mnas are cana
BITE q ta as enforced by reason are willing 70
tendency TO haste in human nature which renders most men
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seze upon win avi as an ecient instrument for te A.
Tsh .hns dyei from q leg@ste %
I'm aata1s % as.s eny words conserving
pciey 9. pursuing such course +.
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spesse aud sy We are souad 70 believe hsn We may
doubt eir sans bu we easno Justly aesa.e @ s an q hypo
The masses be honest wien he leaders que ,he
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Ma hey want prohibition merely for ihe love o: proSi.
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fail o. S rs S5s s"d oags 20 @
sueson PROFOUNDLY aud won reject the ins,runsn
h & could be asvi ron s e Ba we Ss
as n n v and bne % Ss we cans ons oDs 10 any
Shw eu that their ayorie fail producing
De- ought sensible mem s'i aSsnaen n ~ In order 70 arrive rive
81 aaa exserse The ho9y az .,cey from
sae ouEda Lows sasis s easl ts Sy iS@ fores o
v, s!issS sSsi.sy l,sd saoss.:s have A..
ci5adon iruh Ms scarcely necessary produce fae.
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s w,eh 7 dc aly q coercion and vi bout which coercion
lsi p ne There i no tact n more veil ea5
The Christian e. neasa e y oa 1 1ssa sss gone q as
while - yoafes bo.ed ~ roasted By Dioce
rsn Christians succeeded Ia promulgntng their do,srincs
wlcu rIiven 10 the the psrse
rnLg Of he,hsn. For every mart yr there were
bundr. ers. Even he mild pernas tenes o the
$aoar Gssy iriomphed over he faggo and The sword
fagNu. lha perhaps The orctbe illusraiau os IL
pofion but history furnishes numbers yldcges 10
fo' aftcle The subject reerrodto
which striking and convincing. We showed that the
1prilsns IN England hal Attempted the thing
pTyabaionss easismpsng America IL Is here
dncreDre of iOr,n bet the two but
re "a the They both endeavor compel
ty live and act according oceraln moral hcorics which
Iep 70 e previous habits OF The community, Instead
convince mem truth theories We
showed slso that inc effort failure IN England, and oaly
fuced reaction which exaggerated all the evlS tia IT
ONLY NaiHet In have exempI
sspfs ot the pTiuepe. Everybody at vine
prn'be ed the Koran products
f sif nd ready sale among the Persian and ruri D o
sowrr. nf hn fruphes We kro. every
yahnr TO crocs the prohibition by legal enact
me, With decdei allure and increased instead OF dim
nlaag he consumption The Turkish
unir rtok 70 prohh he use Of tobacco and from thai
he cblDoque continually In the
snhahaa of the empire Many Enropenn nenis Ike
wee prevent he INTRODUCTORY yirgnsan weca
sesr people and the Engi HIN
blaGfl against