The New York herald., 1867-06-21
Lscal LAbSrey.
From wilkes Spirit Of the Times Of june IL

Lscai LAbsrsy.
From wilkes Spirit Of the Times Of juno Is
nh gratifying learn. through ss.. sumber Of isers
sent 70 u. By members of he bar the maia proposition.
vs have snunciA.ed proper basis resistance 10 s
excise dsspotism are recognized Fundamental law saa
IS such, are regarded By the local MAGISTRATES aud
judges as jusying firm united proses.
despo.ism. on the part Of all Of our citissns-
Those m.rims wsrs-Frst that all local laws passed sr
General Legislature presumed to bc passed ia
the interest and at direction Of the majority of
tho community which they to be Imposed
That contrary presumption Is either I'm volat'oa
OF every principle or republican institutions. Or ais
uncty that community thus egislAed for -
the request Of its minority, is criminal and refractory
community deserving only Of subsection through sort =
martial law being distinctly tho assumption s<
the Excise act against citizens metropoiaa
district. follows the community thus discrmnstsa
against is necessarily referred to that las. gh. whoA
ia surrendered by the sovereignty in mAss.o W.
the rsh. OF oppressed people ress. Every lawyer
who speaks language. whether In England o.
America. admits this right and tho English juuasts a
every period sinos Magma have characterized
.the right OF This phrase however, housA
jussnss force necessarily imply sAss
outraged community only resist oppression by
peal Arms There other methods known tstAe DO
liberty under monarchica governms.ts
the OF these methods Is. combined pop
fsres with natural rights or which discminA.ss nvaouv
between communities Of This method o<
resistance has recognized msnArchioa
goveraments In degree regular; and
sequonty often soc on the part authorities sr.os
full suspension OF enforcement which results tho Oh
noxous Law becoming obsolete Indeed, there other
method under any kind Of government, by which laws
can become 6bsolete follows the established
principle tha, thore always exist. especially oe
mere local law reserved right OF repeal the oommuuiy
in our ,As
oppressed community legitimate resource and ts as
sGrs: s ass. slss ass s.isn
We adopt this method Of Resistance 90 the ini.
on % sa a.s
and city M mot 70 SpR0;ss ns yed wSs :
they wH Be- answsrabs FOR revolution that follow
pass x ss % tho
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laty 70 .hs dssPoc manner IN Which n cSmm,s'onss E
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as MR s q
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ban for the thirty between Saturday mdnsht .aa
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The w .h'on can 90 shs without ar dus PROF. sfasS
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sonsi liberty Vim consequently e Ssvs ssA-
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proprietor prison. hs should o. ...rcas q
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offence win not az 70 s nss h sc ,s
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.Soad i1si al M unite xp u: asuns
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ns a e ali y.
citrens Of the metropolitan ds e 2 unite in resistance e
mo:s s:pss.iy that |y'.s:.,Gs,. ors.nl,ss. - D.
s ssy
fno. sSss snsss an earnest he
s s. day e he ss1fa
pie q give u. osshola and jew The ua..,,.n .na oa
which Is no. monoPeEsa By hs h.r.h Puritan .lOns i
% Sen mor.
matter ses % L.: :a
.hsmcisl nsa .rsncs IN Tssa,a 2 .: E..s @ sscrts
.,.sy s made VIII IL .ooa sr
% Ssn .Sssssa fss ssa. S ss: q Is.
yendor., however. all right aud need es. psopss
the community Under this conviction number Of splritsa
young busnesAmen. belonging 70 their guo have ossss
xed thcmseive Young Mems Liquor Deslets A.
socatioun WIN Edward Bonnol OF l63 spring street -
their preden Chris. UConnor. Of Union SQUARE -
treasurer These young now busy In organizing
respectah and powerful support 70 the general puo.s
movemsnt this movement sure VIII vindicsee
calling from tho doubts which had begun % fs upoa
il courage, public spirit, and due love o. liberty
| IL 10 the programme Of this young organixan"'
rate With ne general mass mes.,ng Wit"
| some day between this date a. - ee-eDo
| the view OF properly su' g 70 taxs ptscs %
1 and OF making ~ -. - w auVi And viii
engaged In o~r ss,s,t. 1910 ui lhAt meeting
s->-s s~rculsns ths following ''''' 'ies arc aos
PLhDGE.
We the Undersigned rssan vsDdsrs ~ sene y iosI
Apnl,s 10 me Msopoian district believing The s.as.s
70 =. .a tne node Of ats enioresmsnt by
ss,eyns thsi ~ against the liberties of the
crsns o this district with penalties against spps-
ss DO bear against the citizens Of tho country
Hesynr thai ali local laws passed by general Iessaturs