Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-10

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We stated IN our last that it was ru
zssrevstasst Gvv Willard -fati. -yetoca- th
Bill known as the Mansfield I.iccase Act
c&hichshad passed both branches of the lie
g&istatel Our Indianapolis exchange
received the day onr paper issued ,brough
US the Geyernor's veto of the bill Itoi
shsrlly necessary to state the grounds on
-whichsit was vetoed "For want of re
curing the price Of the license to be uni
form in all the counties 2 we think we hca
the readers exslaim. How does he hap
Pen to guess SO wen? Because swant o
naiformity is the great Democratic mael
Strcri into which every good and benef
cent measure is sucked and engulphed.---
R,t eysry one can see that it is mere
.whiis or pretqxt of the Governors S. -
Why i net the Ew, adthorising the c ounn-
~ commissioners to levy County Tax,
and other similar laws, declared -unconsti-
tntisaAl sfpfthc same reasens The fact is
this requirement of uniformity" in the
cssebfxIicensc law works the most man
itestr injustice, as every, one can see. In
the smaller country villages a law putting
the license at uniform rate of say 800
would operate as a prohibition. which his
BseelleneY Says is Unconstitutional, and in
the larger County Towns and Cities as a
monopoly, by placing it above the means
eflths poor man;--thus depriting him OF
sysivaese which is grantedit to his richer
neigbbor::seThis may be &C Constitutional
according TO, the, Democratic construction
Of that besptifal instrument, but is it, we
asksj hstEea Is not modern Dem ocracy,
~ss~sa an its hideouss proportions, s." a
HiolstsP Of iniqqity, wrong and injustice?
Can party that has sown broadcast over
tn Sfate md Nation, as il has, the seeds Of
smrupGioAand ignorance. and OPENED the
Aooagstes Of incompetence and vice., be
any thing else than a stencil, moral mi
asma, . mass Of putrescence, in the nostrils
es.sH good and patriotic men and women.
mcc The above was in type We learn.
tthsopeh the Fl. Wayne Rspa6liran, that
licpAss law regulating the sale of liquors
~ passed on tie night of the 4th and has
ssesiyed' the signature OF the Goycrnor.--1
1t likes the uniform .sate Of license every
where in cities towns and villages, lat $780,
AAwsde yea like itiyou monopoly hating
BsqoGass Does not this law grant
privileges to the rich that it denies to the
poor man! Don't .you wish Willard.
Perkins & Co., would make haste and run
IN xfaniformify = iIumbug as far into the
ground as they did THE '.hard money one?
!4his IS all we know concerning the pro-
Visions Of the new law. We hope to learn
Something further concerning it before we
10 Hoprass.f i>xi1ssla cd % lsfa .saff,e
- sIssip pee putting tie foresoingin type we
have seen and conversed with DIR. BRowS,
tn State Senator from this District, who i
'eAdihed homeon Tuesday last abont noon,
~ slatdfs having adjourned on Mon
4ay- He informs US that the License Bill
hat passed is substantially the same as the
9ss the Governor vetoed, with the excep-
bon shas the license is fixed at the uniform
ate Of $50 4 beautiful arrangement for
he benefit. of the rich dealer, But we have
aet rssm. or space for comments to-day
Welcain from the same source that the
vetoed the Embezzlemsnt Bill.
me Of the best measures of the session, and
Apk' - failed to pass the Senate afterward
srwant cf'aquorum to do business. The
-casons assigned for the veto are said to be
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