The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-17
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hesitate h. IA, the lav N fses Tia
demand fuf execution II unisessall,
acknowledged Scaseei, A III, II
MI thu land alla~st. the drunken mar
the 'ilari, u the street III nse M,
u uu larger mnnieirah.irs AMI ,ea vii
asa police regulations asains, the incl.
ria,r. llc |. everywhere pronounced >
nsisancc BY law, jrs, ~ dead dor,
hcnss, * common prostitute Il
declared 4 nuisance, VI one has an,
douh, about this fact anil ~ uur ran,-
mon Council hare forbidden the people
u retain upon .hcir rrcmi,rs certain
injurious objects. And W all demand
tho enforcement of the law.
lsa, a. tho common law advance.
IN developing la reserved authorities.
Il discovers lie natural power n.cr
tho Abc,lcrs Of crime. For instance.
there Was once no notice taken IL III,
accomplish In murder Duly the
actual arm commitliug the deed wa,
responsible. Now, tho law scarchc,
oat every secret abcttor Or helper !,
the crimc and Furnishes him as a party.
Just hero find ono powerful rcaso,
Tor Furnishing tho man who helps anoth,
cr IL -, drunk. lie IL an accomrlic,
III f,is,ing the criminal nuisance int,
tho street upon A~icty,
Hear what our God says about Il
Woe unto him TINT gisc.h hiS neigh
Dor drink. that puttcs. thy bottle I,
him aud n.akcst him drunken also =
lIahakkuk, 9:15.
Tho moral Injury which accrnes b,
our failure 10 enforce this law Ii fun,
Ii those plain Facts which, wc MI observe
Facts likc tho following drunken
ness ; drunken man being !" far q,
example If immorali,, for tho young
4 man told mo yesterday TINT lis hire.
man declares n him that Il does lin
good u 70 down 10 Vernon Spring
and st drunk on Sunday Think .
this, you who douL. the immortality d,
lcrnieious example II this crime
VIII ,on tolerate such ycstibulc u
hell right At your doors. Again. III,
immortality II seen IN Tho growing
loosoncHs. and irrcvcrrncc before III,
Inv. A pcnnl statute, nol enforced
though ever talked about, praised M,
demanded NY the be., convictions .
mankind. becomes n lls,rgnnixer !; !
has a direct tendency u weaken III,
public regard for law. Tho young mn,
who discovers tho iac, TINT this Inv |
\ dead letter, gets M evil Imlresslo,
fastened upon him. llc concludes Tim
thcre Il no. moral courage enough |,
community - do right. " clse b
JUMPS =. tho thought thu. the law
meaningless md insineerc. Will, sue
facts constantly before him how can |,
lc expected - grow up Into \ jus. NJ
resercntial estimate for governmental
power, This moral foruc of such
virtue u lot 70 HIN, perhaps foreyc,
Again, shoss who arc al~syn hAl,in
between two opinions, u giving rcs
MD an, comfort 10 the vicious, will NJ
n you. ''yoa dare not saforce III
temperance law. Or this; IN
temperance code u nut right. os publ
opinion would demand IN execution,
~ still worse, some will my 'the pol
tlcisns ars AFRAID VI lo~ing their plar
u .hsy undertake this ealorcen,sa,
the msreAsat viii lose his custom.
with Ike Ainsu and tauata
We must confess tho force Of these
Bas whAs deplorabls state u mort
virtue aud true courage this fss
reveals | II \ ! shame and disgra,
70 any ~ II men % have this flung
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