Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08
The Temperance Question.


taruin, a d fferent law than the present
license one, and thai law be submitted to
the psople. We have heard II suggested
that the Hubbard law, with s1ne additions
and modIfratiIns. is about what would b.
gu staincd by the people. Prom all We can
learn. W. think less confidence IL felt in the
good efeet oia r-rg strin zen; fr ,llihitory law
than formerly. Tbs feeling j - not aris5
fram ln1ig'renea t. the caus, of temperance,
nor from any favor winch the present H.
eeusn law has produced on tie putlft mind
Il We unlsrs;ani the feeling in tbs sceti5n
w sh3nld unhosi.Atjngiy say that strong
er one in favor Ut temp rance has not exist
ed for nunher ol ys,rs. than exists at this
time ; too is there preiudtcr -ains:any
aw licensing the sale If An article far com
IN N ase. which is 81 ljahl, t. BE- mi>,is,l
and the effect Of tia: misuse i. s,s ri,ds,
in - many cases, t. While families vaocan
itly lar such misor,anzs Bat w. fin
hear ari * temp r4nce mn say they will
not favor another law precisely ike to-, last
!li'1i .i''Fy one N'ea"s' men will MT r.
si't' II or II vi become party question
again, and men will decide against the law
- their party gpas. irrespective q it, m-rit
'''sh y an III N cannot BE- lf@tSit'sri into
.ss=f 'i'''hp rs oil 'tE.oni 3's IL n st'.S
an 'aa ''h'l''lI'hS 70 idl y tie wtf-sf7l"
ar hHlg ! about. an! mad, mr.. atrf.4lr.
u --ee>
Vt tiis tim. ta,nrerl-,l., -3y.i... - -.
fi~.a IN ,.-,. MANY t5.,-=. -, -. - anil
49, IL. 49, i RI .teaz Co. w. =
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in -4tas- '... t'.s..- =,1 - HI.
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n i..a tn i..-.-,'.,- .r...,.... 49,. -
enaetin. ,r -.-i,.-.a. l..s Wasil l..x. II.
Gift to- lax this, .p.,rv s.#..s#,,,,5,,. T.
wa a unler the LIST r. ,lii3;f r. f,z,. ..,c.
mon sense t.,,che. III. i,e,,,rtant e.. ~.
m law On this subject an, 4.,,.ar,,ls H.. ~.
ecssitv Of active. cr,-r,., ,nd i,o y=.l,,,,.,r,.
ta-nno-orcs s,cic,i,. ,s..,;, -, c.;.l.
this rati-a bay,. barn. Il ia, !, !, f...,.-,.I.
content r,- III nr,s,,,- vii, :, L.. T..
L. enforced. am TINT ,r4ili.. ani,,i,, I'LL
sanction. than - bav, ON, t',, ,.,,,,,, l., ,,,,.
int, execution a,1 H.. ~5s,..,....,,,
na;aritz. &C The n,,,l. "a :,
nov .b,s,11 J., j., a.. L.; :
III Il PIE INTO 'he 'el'ri that sHri'nans liquors
AT hS' ''F''d '''f social medicinal. or mo-
s3a'''sai purposes 70 The eStent that l.'pular
q ih.oh now sanctions. This i work Of
'l'n. aha ia'or' i'nt facts. arguments aud
'''' 's'i''' can ." proaHeed IN abundance t.
P'z,N' II ne ''"' l'r'nce- adV9eate u fur
hs1had ready at hand with ampl2 means f.r
his work and If s,,nc ,r rho l., - ~ ,,o,,,I.l
.,ora-,,l,- on c.,..r...,...- '','''''
-'''@s"''H On 7~'lH i.'Si,ist'.r~, l. yet them
up to the r,in, Of asreeing to stringent av..
shoali be expended an tb, ne.,,,lo il, ,.,.,,.r.
;,,c. ,r.a,r T.. '-..-,,;, -.
i''S '''''h % sustain n law. when made, it
would be better tor the cause
IF W. were Il ,nombor of RI. r.,,;-l,,,
.,3 I. .b,r1d -
vas to be submitted to the people, We
would have an article in it to let the wo-
men vote on it On questions of this kind,
they have as direct IN interest, as do the
men. We believe they should have the
privilege oil being heard at the ballot box,
anu the: votes be recorded separately, for
or against the law.
-
f.15isLArrRE. the time Of going to
press. ", hive heard n,.hin, or -, =o-.a,i
,at;o, ,f tb. T ..;s,,.,., ~. -,
- -.r, ''''',''0' - - &'s'''''
'ais N 'Fi''h-' I 'urs iaF) gave the i1lowins
as the sal: Of the Cauea-es, On Tuesday
evening.
tI,,.o y ,.,,,,.-,.,.. c.. n.p.r,
fi5n At Warrrr s,r s.. "a.
Joseph II NJ e,erv.. r.o. If .,,.,, g..
I Clerk; and Cha.. \. Waite of C;,r,I,,;e, g.
Assistant Clcrk.
House Republican Caucus-Jo>jab n
&c. 1go' W "de'N' E'l' OF D:xmont. 70.
Se.,a,s Re.,,i,l;..,., c.. =.
mon OF York. Tor President.
''''l'A D. IL ''' OF -lro7s'''~' t3s : rotary.