Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-11

/ dlcr ~ cuht'nllhG parties. IL hal rHmaIn-
| el In force third u century. and ia -.
I peal gave oiinco to many true friend. ana
Ioccasi1n tn the up.ri'ing or q wilder mic,
. of ahllitinnisn than had ever lrf,r, ipfl.,cI
I the country. Men. Who had bccn l,y,I .,
their constitutional Obligations. In F., u,o,,,ss,
Of resentment broke away and uut-l vii,
yicilu. political asspcilti,n. that thratao.I
fnr tig-, u destroy the very buult,,.,.
OF the Republic. but whatever opip.sr,
may bs entertained NJ the policy of a.,
measure. il has pas-ci, and tie princirl, 1.
adopted. that c1cl territory nay drtsrrfrs
/ the character Of ~ own Institutions. Inu.
/ sit thi. /, un1uc,tiunably most In aeel,I
anc5 with tie basis Of American govern.
mont. and toe true idei of the lle-ty ~
communities. Ttus, who windrr frrm ,I.
places at their birth dav the foundation ~
new States and endure all the harl,rir.,,4
invitations Of infu' sttlrmanf.. merit Ill.
tight Of making their own laws. io- r.
government OF thoir homes uuI frr,.I..
They can appreciate their nccJ.ifis.arf boz.
forests better than former associates uh.r
they hav" lalt at great distance lah,1I
them. All the territories wherever sItrli.
arr or"n IN q frcc competition W in,,i,r.
tions there is ~ longer any line {, rll,k
expressly NJ hy Implication the csahl,t.
mrnl OF such legislation a. is c1nganal a.
the hah,is ol the people Aud the tim,
will probably som come when very fwvW
desire the restoration Of that line. ami a4
end will ~ pat g. the constant aul bitter
conflict of opinion ar..u. from that subject.
The regulation nt the sale ~ int1Hiut.u.
liquors will claim TIE carly attention Uffia
legislature. The laws upon that uhrr.
have undergone frequent changes, and with
The light ~ experience, n new one may De-
framed, which wall suii the wants of dc
community. Tho liability o. ahusa ani cN.
CO.'S M tho consumption Ul such liquors
calls upon slririy O. restrain tho sale OF,
ar ~ is consistent with the liberty Dftr
citizen. lui5mrsrauce ia great evil. dc
parent ~ many surrIvs, vices and Grim,
and every legitimate and proper mean,
should hr taken O. prevent &c. Bot tstfua
foundation pf Temperance must hr lI 10
education. I.nH. ana imprisonment trr..v
and restrain o. some extent. lrt they rr.v
reform. Every man capable of mtrl..rr
his AFFAIR, has thn night o. determine ~
himself what shall hs eaten ur drank ir III.
own house. and any attempt hv Jaw o. r.r.
trpl him Boo thr oNrrrisr 0i DO. c"rHi Do ..,.
tilrd. Bat when ono undertake tl trt ur.
Yu society, hy selling liquor, th. laV ..r
properly Jr-rrI'H rules '.s ls g.uTHu#.
.n then makes himself amulH'r o. i.nr"
OF other. Society. Boo 'he employment OFF.
proper discretion, may protect Iu.ll TIE
ysH uf -tiIu.luts containing thr iutHxI.afHr
principle, tls Ira.Ir. among al. uat.s
frum The earliest times, 1rI 10 De- MT rr..H.
bic. that it will over %" entirely abandoned
Whether TrrIu viii ur viii unt us. Doe
to2igatHs Ii4uHr ASA hs,grsr, I,a aa.s-
tIpu i.r hrs Uvu determination. Ono may
persuade another as iI what Dr. snil ln n
relation o. himself Boo mrr1'.ur religion. iuf
coercion m respect On .urH action 's rHrr.
cgliuu. Il .s founded iu thr s,utmui. l.at
0us Knows what b, s'i,r .ur N.sr..s..,
than Oh. r,i.bh.g know. Cor him-,.i. 1r. .
unity Dl viii must De made hv cDurr'..r
Au attempt H, iHis kind b. 10 vgI uI.. f.0
VIZ, elements ui civil .Ehs.. TIE wants
u. tlr community VIII 70. satisfied n.'. .
very restricted .l.r. hy granting ...r.s ..
rn-t city, town auI plantation. O.. o.. moro
settlers shan ui.. conveniently rr.um....r
,r..l,t..,r,a'.i,, ,.. Itrf...f -..,..,....
,.ivrrr luusHru Furnishing l."- A.
their guests and traveller, alone, would
stand boz iEr same siirufiH us 'Hr U.H.s ..
Families Importers under Doc Jaws ". ..
United Stat, should 'H ..uv.' Cos B. .u
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ths r..r'r and viii accomplish 100 uafr...
is.a,.pu can o. expected g. lo. iu Promoting
,ae ,au.. l. Temperance
Although many well meaning Tr5.r'
la'c approved vl ihc existing aw .u .s
'uhrrt, believing % 20 N' ih, '.T' .....
mentality Oh aware -. 'l Gus D.
- m", THAT they lave N'n. s'' N'lN'''4
thorough rN'mlu'tI AMI uni.i' iAhi
90, aui ihai uI rat. ulI al" nHlF. .a...
man, Who ua. s'aai"l D. a'''nNN,'.' ''.
sanction I'' tyuuuicl details 'Ha T'. .'.
mend %, as rule "i government '' d ''..
people.
Ever since tl' Organization '' l'' ,.'..'
'her' has h'n 700 ini'rnodlhi' "Fl ..
tw"n justices ~ ih" I.'i'r ana t.' '.
Court, until tlg year 81 when 90. .'
trirt court vas abolished. IH' 'h,'..''
causes NAV now hs carried hg aII''. w."
tIr decision uf justice of i.g pace o. 'N'
Suprmr Court Courts tm! rr'IE where