The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
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nilidasit denies hut TINT he
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nllcHr,l, for liluor sold In violation
N Inv. The other aiYldavlts Are on.
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ward was doing his duty In behalf III
4 client IN i !,st and lawful manner.
Ohr WORT further. the law, and tho
practice VI nations. ns we'll N u In.
,lIstdnal~ In litigation jus'ii,ns levy.
Ing contributions upon mn enemy In
time Ut war. II Ii unnecessary To
elaborate upon tho Tact alcohol II,
by the wise anil good everywhere
deemed nm enemy 10 mankind. and
those who sell II In violation Of law
az co. workers with the worst char.
acter asctibcd to The devil. The Inv
that adds the cost Of litigation TO
the burdens of the losing purity but
recognises the principle that In war
lcvics on the vAnquished not only
the maintenance of their conqucrors,
hut also 81 paying such other injur.
irs N may have boon sustained by
tho victors. Strictly speaking those
whose unlawful business calls for
extraordinary expenditures Of either
time o. money should bo held 10 m
store ~ Tho injured community the
uttcrmost farthing expended. md
fun compensation ns far IN money
will do II for the evils resulting there.
from ~ M incident Communities,
towns, counties. ind states have hcun
taxed quite enough In efforts 70 sup.
press thls evil, and tho Tribune cAn
got no sympathy but from the men
who having successfully pinnirfssd
the people through his unlawful aud
dcmoralizing traffic. then have tho
assurance TO demand that tho fruits
~ their profitable crime and plumber
shall not be taxed 10 procure " pun
ishmcnt Hut such IN not public
sentiment to-day, nor would II BE-
right II IL were. Tho Tribune should
pluck the beam from its own eye,
and faec tho community instead Ut
dancing attendance upon the beck
md nod nf those whose business II ut
war With every Legitimate duty of
man to his fellow men, and with ev.
cry interest Of society. This dono
and II would fall to find tho mote In
Mr.. Woodward's ego In thosc trans.
actions,