The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-03-27

ons, saving, honest, and just the stuff to
build state Of That none can gaiusav
But the New Engianler has one little fault
to find with his cousin from the Rhine
He will gGzziS lager, will continue to con
slider the keeping Of a saloon a respectable
calling. To cure him Of taese unpuritan pre-
positions, " hich have migrated with him
frCmthc dear fItherlanl, where beer flows IN
pleasant places, and peasant and artisan,
lawyer and minister, saint and sinner, 60
in one common cate, to quatf tnc amber
fluid and Whit their long pipes, cur lcgis-
lators make most stringent, offensive, Yea
even unjust laws, as the judiciary Com
mittee Of the Wisconsin State Senate
terms them, to change the social habits of
the Germ M. These law-tinkcrs would
fan, through legislative crotchctS, with
one fell swoop, change their entire social
fabric, and make them to all intents and
purposes. Ike the inhabitants Of that
model state of the Union-Mas>achn
which has given US an Cakes Amos, a
Boutwell,, a "snoony Ben Butlsr. and
other effulg"nt stars in the political tirma
ment Of these latter days. That any such
well.noan Efforts nav he contaminated.
conrot no Tho zaagou, wish of tbo.a who
are net particularly anxious to see dear
Colnmhia ro 70 the dors-the way Of the
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rights and priyelcrcs of our German tel
low-citizens by offensive laws. when they
at the same time oppose with all the means
at their command, and that in no lenient
spirit They need reform in some re
spects that's a fact ; so do those whose
cradles were rocked in the New England
States. But if the latter wish to chqnse
the present social status of the Germans,
common sense should teach them that this
cannot be done by rilinr ,heir GALL. If
they cV have temperance laws. let them
copv from the French n1nish tile saloo,
kcepers for selling Intoxicating drinks to
niiiior' anu oo''l''iieu Va u''N1f"S ana
uFuiA"rl' ior 0e'''s "Fahh' WIN Il con
communal increase Oh tue penalty lot e''eh
successive oheh'e. Inc uermaRS VIII be
led but not intim'd"ted. lhey are made
oil Stern stun Napoleon the Littie con!d
give US q star lecture course on TINS pom
II he hai not gone Tor long stay with ms
lliustrious uncle.
BY making laws which are a stencil in
she noStrIis OF millions OF our citizens, the
Yankee element is surely not acting pa
trioticaily. They breed fierce hatred tow
ards this same element among the Germans,
occasionin@ dIScord, thus making tie lat
'ef' II t"-s."i'' more ''''''''9" III 'h'H
Ion ''','',''o''' ''l'''' "v' '''' VI = III
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The hohr needs more rational means
than the present enactments tor curing IN
'eih'ef''ce' "iiich certainty i great evil
anu 'haV ''oV oy any means less among "Ae
Americans IMAM a'nons 'he Germans IN
uee''' Inc '"''er are 'i'e more houeraIe Oh
."e IVY" ne oerifi'h '"Nes ms set"e' Of
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-. 40 y ~ "'U Ho'''eS Il" S"l''''7 Id
"'ls' Inc o>e' Is harmless IL taken IN
ili'ues' quantities. ana even benehciai' as
''ie " massachusetts =, ho"ru 81 Health a :
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'ess ue'o'''o''' not HI LOT SWINE only 10
make men crazy and women martyrs
The American Union is not a land Of
Unity at present by any means. If we
wish to &C mene the hearts Of all citizens of
whatever nationalitvwith the tie Of brother.
hood and good fellowship. so that vo
may not be an anomalous union Of dis.
cordant quarrels and chickering's, of which
we have more than enough now, theu let