The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-02-03

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compulsory,
CT. Wickershan offered tie follyE.
IN resolution
RESOLVED Thzt We petition the Gen.
erAI Assembly oftbe State Of Iowa -
aueEi the presea. liquor law BIZ adIiav
thereto s44Gss making il tie aaty ui
eTsEF Iowa or city marsha, constable,
O. other peace officers 70 report and
prosecute every sI58-ti32 af said law
EagxR o. made kngEa 70 such officer,
All saljecti1g 2leA officer. 10 heavy
.e1aittes il cast ut failure ID perform
such dairy.
Nj Davis taaagat that our present:
pFoAi5itasy law vas good en9azh bu.
the srea, I9tT ii tae people vas to e.,
/ force it, lie w4s pleased to Gal go
many active Advocates u temperance,
and his entire synpatale. seec enlisted
il this movement
l. Segas strongly favored tie r4sglu
ton. DR. II G Gil said taat hs hal
always been In favor Of the pr3Li5torr
law, and thought !: the oaly good aad
/ safe law that could be devised; but the
! prohibitory lsw must be enforced aud
he th9ughti. the dlty Of the Coaven.
ton to give their united etI5r, In this
| direction.
Thomas James would give the resola-
ton mis- undivided support, AMI would
favor making the Law as binding o.
possible in this particular.
NJ Wolf offered a resolution to CD
point a committee TO draft Z petition to
u the Legislature, which shall include
the following requests:
1st, Not to repeal the present pro
| hibitory liquor law, aud not to pass any
Jaw licensing the sale OF Intoxicating
| liquors.
end. To amend the presen. LIQUOR
as by adding thereto clause making
it the duty OF every town or CITY marshal
constable or other peace officers. to re
port and prosecute every violation Of
said Jaw known Or made known 70 such
officers, and sabjecting such officers tn
heavy penalties in case OF failure to per
form such duty.
81. To amend the Law in relation to
challenging grand jurors, so as 70 make
il the duty oi the Judge or district attor-
ney, II he Believed from information or
other cause that any juror is opposed 10
tae enforcement IL tAG liquor Law or any
criminal law OF tie STATE 10 make strict
| inquiry. and II an juror j. found op3os
ed to the enforcement Of any such law.
it shall Be ground ot challenge, aud such
/ juror snail be excluded from the pannel.
/ s'h. II So amend the Law that pub
lie officer may he impeacEed If touui in
! 4 state OF !nteGicstiJn during his term
! Of office
Remarks were made by a number Of
| gentlemen on Mr.. Wolts resolution.
some taking the ground that ii asked %
much that the legislature wonla not
| pass il, and hence produce the effect Of
losing the entire petition. Bot Mr.
! Wolf, seconded by many able hackers,
| maintained his position aud Was cont
/ dent that the Assembly would give it
/ their sanction. The motion on resolu
| ton was passed aud the committee
| appointed by the President were Hon
| VIM. Z. Wolf, 5. K. Davis aud &. H.
| Wickersham. 4aite lively debate Was
| iudulged in 90 - the age Of the sgners
OF the proposed petition, after which the
convention adjourned TO meet al seven
o'clock p. NJ in the Methodist church.
After supper the meeting vas again
called 10 order BY the President. Report
OF the committee being called for, the
/ chairman presented = petition In the
usual form, the requests being substan
! tally the same a. in the resolation.
above, the adoption Of which was
, unanimously recommended by the com
, mittec
The petition being read q motion VI
!. made for its adoption. " hen good deal
, Of spaTring was iudaiged In. Mr. J. y
> SeIman opposed with censideraBle
) | spirit the clause relating - the grand
= jares. lie maintained that wsrrIcf AZ
r IL was he considered that IL Wa entirely
: sgperfiaog. and wguII not pass the
: legislature. Hon. J. G. Chambers Was
4 strongly IL favor oi the petition and
a dseit III some length IN the incfficieary
] u many OF oar officers He called
attention u the fact that rigu. in our
:, midst re have had oiYicera aAo have
gone counter 10 the dulles of their yfFics.
0 AMI the sooner &c devise some means by
which Pablo officers may be made TO do
taen dGty, tue better it will b. for the
: | best Interests III tue Stat Mr.. : II
T. DAVIS argued in very strong terms for
. the adoption Ut the petition Dir Wolf
iasjs.ed On is adoption. asre the
! PfesgaeLt explained the object Of the
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= evening sesss9a commenced Remarks
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" striking oat u the frat clause ~ the
: petition. He coasIdeYed the t8zgse en-
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he petition bat would make Il A. con.
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