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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Report of the Proceedings of
the Pierce County Board
of Supervisors.
ANNuAL SESSION. laal.

AFTERNOON SEssIoN-4TH, DAY.
Board met at O'Clock p. NJ.
Roll called. A full Board pres
ent, except Sup's. Hutchinson
and Way. Journal read and APP
proved.
Sup. Stirrat submitted the fol
lowing report OF the Auditing
committee.
70 tie Honorable Board IF Supervisors u
Pierce County:
We the undersigned committee beg leave
to submit the following schedule Of bills
and acc UNITS against the county which we
have audited, and recommend that the
same be allowed as per following SEIZED.
ule Respectfully submitted.
J. A. STIRRAT,
w. 1T. TAYLOR,
j. 5. CoPLEY,
-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

A. j. HOtchkiss, of Roberts, was in
town last Saturday and gave US brief
call.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

Ole O.. Hammer, of Gilman, was
among our callers last Monday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

PETER Z. BRADSHAW.
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On motion the same was accept
ed and adopted.
Sup. Kinney asked leave to
amend resolution regarding dam
age sustained by G. Fenton, ow-
ing to improper construction OF
out honse, introduced during the
afternoon session, and now lying
on the table. On motion the re-
quest was granted.
The committee appointed to
investigate tax deed matter OF
Mr.. Butrick, offered the follow
ing report:
To The Honorable Board Of Super
uisors Of Pierce County.
We the committee appointed
on motion OF i. NJ. Bailey. to in
vestigate the matter OF the tax
certificates held by J. B. Hull. OH
the following described lands.
viz. Certificates No. 474, lie 8
NV. sold Tor $40, except II
acres decided to j. Nj. Adams
Certificate, No. 475 nv. OF NV. I
sold for $T.04. Certificate, No.
4T6 e. / sw. of NV. I sold for 50. ~
Certificate, No..477. Sc. of NV.
sold for 500. All of Section p
Town %. Range Is, being in the
Town OF Trimbelle.-Said certifi-
Gates being for taxes assessed
against lands herein described.
for the year 1916, and for which
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

Ladies Shoes, large line, at Cost
to close out at Bradshaw's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

The label on qoRr p0per should SHOW The DATE
TO WHICH roo HAVE PAID. If the date is not
changed Dhea payment is made, if 1t is not cor
rect. please notify at
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

DR.. Tracy is holding temperance
meetings in Whitewater.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-15

Santa Claus at Levings Sisters.
, 1881-01-12

X Mr.. Dc 1.cssrps cuu Scrale up sl0o ,0o0, GOO
and plant that nancy h, tlte swainps and
volcanic rocks Ut tho istIr,as, let him tlo It.
Tho United StAtes nre not his guardians, nor
guardians of his Tronc!i ylctlns.
II tho Niehragtian Ca,,nt Is tho better
route, mud ca,l bo constructed for one.fourtt
Of the money, 1t lIas ITO reason tn fear tho
other scheme. Certainly no American CAP
ttai witt go Into the moro costly work. SO
en,thentfy superior fn MI respects, ant cspe-
cfally In tho cost of the work, an! therefore
81 much n,uro advisable, Ii Tho Nlcaragunn
scheme, TINT wo think its promotion Is wonls-
cned rather than strengthened by tho appeal
to tho afonroc doctrine. Tint appeal llas no
political, motal or rational foundation, be-
cause. In the abscl,co Of nny political pur-
rpsu or.tlcslrn, thoro CAL be no Justification,
in denying to the rnuama Government tic
right to buil.l Il canal, or to AUTHORIZE my
parson ur co,nnn1,y to build sucl, canal for
The commercial purposes Ut tho world.
, 1881-01-12
PERSONALS.

KIsaine Is something like seyen.up, ltho
bexs, and she thtnkR she cau !nako points In tho
ganlo, she will give QUO,
An Eas.eell paper says that "Jay Gould
has boon studying tho possibilities Ut Dakota"
We ar0 sorry for Dakota.
4 Literary Hcvlc,D Inns been started In
Omaha. CURSOR City aud Head MAn's 0ulch
may be expected to soon wheel Into ltne,
1t Is very gratifying to pick up paper In
which there Ia not MI editorial on tho Congress
s!onal trouble In Utah headed "a Spiked Cam
non." =
"Alada1l. you said your son nas lawyer,
think. Illus he much pr11osice I" Why, yes,
Air, ho has Rroat psautlco-of smoking and
chewing tobacoo.'' 10
Not long ago Senator IIatulin, Of Milne,
and Postmaster Gcnesa! Naynur4 waro talking
Of tho unsatisfactory llfo y public tnau leatss.
NJ. Maynard complained that ha bal baen u
uuRrter Of century In publIc lifc. anu WIS
, 1881-01-12

Nlstn1ITEYEs was MI alleged Indian
maiden, but she didn't rot her gllbness of
speccl, from that side of tho house, alld 1t IL
presumed that my slight cxaggcratio1ss Of
which she n!ay lave been guilty will not bo
ctarged up to thu Indian AuplIcity account
She has been plainly caught In two or ,Horo
deyiatlons from the trus, Within the Inst
week. The boundlcss faitll Of tho Washing
ton correspondent in her yeraclty has bcell
shaken. On The Whole, Mr.. Schurx IL got
ting much the best Of the Ponca controversy.
Tho Bos.on phllanthropists arc coming out
exceedingly small. They should llNyo been
suspicious OF man named Tibblcs. Tho
name might do for ono OF DIclo,,s' Ameri.
can characters MS that Of one who made n
profession OF philanthropy.
, 1881-01-12


In coin. and. with tho re'easo Of Ercenbacks
unnecessarily retained III the Trensury, tho
volume OF lcEnl-tontes MIL rctleoMHhlo cur
reney eau thus s'e Increased tn1ty 76,ooo,oo0.
Or eatal to tic threatened contraction of
Natlonal'bank notes. ...
. D'rector'at.thc-Mtht bhFchaftl reports
ttat tero Is s'''lseietlt gold bnlltott available
from tic STOCK OF forciIll Eolsl TINT l!as como
into the country iii exchange Tor conlt'oti'
Ties to occupy ulo minis Tor year' prnoably
s'o,oo,ooo OF gold, anu pcrl'aus ''ore' may
10 thus m'ltcd Ill tae current yeaf W coln-
ina large Pieces aid TINT aiih added To tho
circulation OF t'!c country.
D. lilo cosnngo Ut silver is not limited ny
law to s3,ooo,0oo n month"; as tic New YORK
Irthttie see'tls TO SUPPOSE THO lawful 'lfn't
Is jnss double TINT amount or sls'oooooo d,tr'
ii9 the year, which, WIN silver now III tno
Treasury not represented by certiicates
Ill tho circulation OF tue country may ata
sooooooo moro 10 tho circulating mes'''s'n III
, 1881-01-12

municipality Of tho hen all.t women over 9t
years OF nge, antl requires my lntontlfng
aalnonkccpcr to present n petition slEteti by
tho majority Of such registered pcrsohs hs,-
f0re l,a can bs grnntctl n license. This Is
equivalent to ynte In sucil municipality.
In connection with this bill the Wo,nat's
Temperance Un!on Is ngttatlng to secure
"lOcal option" by innktilg nil women nyer
81 years Of age eligible to vote on tho license
question. As ,lsunf, they take this position
without rcgard 10 logic or practical results.
They proceed upon the absurd assumption
TINT 1t Is only necessary to l,ayo
n minority Of tho votes to prohibit the tccns-
Ing of saloons in order TO stop mcn frou,
tlrlnklngt Tho only reason why felnalo vot~
ers aro required Ut course IL, because theso
reformors nre satisfied they canilnt got nsnlB
voters enough. hit llow is this .Rofng to
work? 1.gt ls suppose tflnt III q certain inll-
nlclnalfty there are 3.ooo main yotors. The
c!cctto,s comes oil: 1850 OF tic men vote
against tho rroliblttonlaw, but tho women,
BY adding aa(ficentof their number to tho tnl-
1lorlty OF 600 neil, carryit. How nru thoy going
toenforce itagntnst tho majnrty of mcn, who
are tho physical force Of tho municipality?
They have tito ninscilliun popular sentfment
nEatnst them, tho majority OF nlen opposed
To tfeu,,-the great bulk of tlie,n1tltla, police,
md c0hstnbulary foreo Of tllo community
against them. II tho majority Of Enc.,
III the community nro IN fnyor OF the
lAW tho w0lllcli'y votes aro unnecessary. If
tho majority Of tho men ara opposed To the
law, II. Is useless To talk abUut women cnfor-
cling it, for 1t can't l,y done. This n.ay mt bo
n vnrr trn limit tfa,u nf tt,o 1t,Efasf int IT, fu
, 1881-01-12

I'rIfrSK TINT ii tho City OF New York wero
built uf glAsH. 81 tint everybody could HOO what
everybody elao wis doing. thu morality nj tho
city WtllltA rtsu 81 per cent II, Hup yeaE.-IietrU
3Pttst! Uetchcr at The I'rtss Club Dinner.
II tho City Ut brooklyn bud boon built OF
9lnss few years axo, thoro would hayo boon
porhaps large dcl,land for suy.gaAses umong
morul menhers OF tho community.
, 1881-01-12
PUBLIC OPINION.


The onco pro-slnyery Henry W. IIiltiard
now United Suites Minister to ur1,zi. having bc.
come strongly untl-sIayory, tho Mobile tAla3
Itegixter oulls him renegade,
A,hnrv .rour,n, f1,on,. Whom Mr. p,,,no
pos ln.n tfn fnhin,f II tl!o ,ttawn @ r"r,iomrns % %
tloes nothing .1efnTc thAt time, tho "pluMcd
KNIGHT" nny 10 trusted to lot daylight shtno on
uaa1 "sh'n8 oustaess'
Senator Maxcy, OF TeXns: The Democratic
pnrty Will Aunin come to power, for It Is the rar
II Of tho penplu, md, when relson III tho Hprth
shall hayo resumed It's swny, tho poupi1 tlero
vii! como ha1ll to tho purity OF tho Constitution
nn o !ns1 H. Hn oMt 81 tnls het'.c' LARGER VIC
Dultfmoru American t}cnA: (;cu. Grant
nat butux highly skilled in tho uzo ot tho Lighter
weapons Ut sarcas1n h!s roInurks might bo rrad
rs somewhat offensive to tho profession to which
bis hosts bolongcd, wero It not that tho rrpoHs
9rG 70 p!enttthl!y tntereparsel with applause
stmtsi X III ~ ~ nni ~ m,' @u"' t"oS "s'
~, ',,. ~ ----.
EiAe'!i''atl ., , h't4tH,cI: ~ New ahri. pApet,
whtlo substantially admitting that tho Western
ntes t tIn That ,t m work tnr"nIsu T. s
"r.,od T., tho ,,',ostte,, ~ ho,,rs" =. :. - ,,t.
singular tha. thls hixl, moral critic fl at th.
tMo Engaged tn oilo Of the lnr9cst inlId-sllngsns
enterprises tnat over olachcne'I "bito pApcr'
Doston Transcrtpt {I&ep.): The very good
arswcr lB returned to tho carptng critics Of
Europe who complain that tho United States DO
nothing for tho rcst OF tho world with thcf
rn,vnr MI rrosrnrtty tint thn rrrnf ,zn furnish
~, - rso,t ,,"tfe ~ Hf,v ,',t,t,'. ao., ,,,o IN
@ ,at ,, 4ru.s t, II NY ,aapus !t u tS isuII isI
it,t .aos y ~, t s 'tsa ~ Ma'u n snu w stra
",s "e',n, ns.or ~ ~ thn ~ ,vr |"'1s
T,,,,1.,,o,,,,,tn 1,,,,,,,,,, f1,o,,,, A.,ax,,,ue
g.. n'.a.' s,,'s ~ H." s ,'.s. .s ..'' ..iii
,a,,'n..s =. ~. wa .ns,s,,,. ~, ~" a.:I,"ds
~ s,,,, ,.n, hos *,,,n ,s,"',!, - ' ta,"ci
sta..,. '";, w. 49, h.,.a ~ , ra'. t,,au
49," a. ~ ,,t,'s,, ~ W. ,ry
". ~ .., , "o"'. Mo. IT, o
sola.,u 9oa.ot"su'. VI ulo p's"ue9' WI ~ WIFI
sons me .wlntlera tG prison: why, ttea. ahouM
own restored 70 nHF
Nortlhnir in New York JIcru,d. Kcpule
=, No.uoa ~ w" A'M t-t'u..' asep"s
sonn,or.oloct. so-ta,,xi of MEaslss,nn,. IN ooius
In eot lptn the Honnfb. nr how Inn, In viii stay
in II Mr.. llll and other scpIent Do1uturatio Zen.
nfors 1cmonsfrnto thnt I'm Hnnnto ,nnv ovc,haut
Tho rctnr,t NJ stutn oinctjnn ant, am hru four
vcays avo Mt ,hnt. AMI Mr.. fianrra ~ MIass.
sjpnt, ID not tho only Douocfat WIN viii, OF, 3lr.
llilg argument, ttsid It n Troublesome .sla.let
noroH!ter % Ret hss scat IN tho ee1iato Or Keep"
"sts' a' "a' wv W. .
st. lbtlls Gtobc-Lens0eTnt: We presume
thero Ia not decent u,ail living t!uy who
would mt rnther hn nnvl.u1v oist. linn tho
wro+ct,af cr.ntt,ro atr, vho f,,,,,,o, ,hc cbef
, 1881-01-12

CERTAIN Eastern newspapers, among
which tho philadelphia Ti7nes Is consplcu-
ous, have fallen Into the grnyo error Of sllp-
posing that tlle State OF Tcx,ls maybodlyided
Into five States without the consent OF Con-
grcss. The Times says OH this point:
Tho division Of Texas rests wholly with tho
Legislature Of tho Stntt. md Gnn DO carried uut
ccdont conditions tn tho division wcro that each
Stnte should be OF convenient Eix0. ahn!t hnyu
sufficient t,upulatUn. and Bhnll be urKlEtzed by
United states, ~ il, cnsv OF Il Territory.
This is wholly wrong. Tho language OF
tho statute Is:
New Stntes Of convenient s!xo. not exceeding
four In number. In addition to snla Htnto Ut
TexAs. mud huvEug sufficient population. inny
hereafter, by tho consent nf sud StAte, bg
Turned ont of tho torritory thorcof; tr|fch sfnil
ls c'ltAt u ahiatsstot u'uI<r w provisions Of TIC
EEdet1t Consultation.
Now what nro tho provisions OF tic Con-
st[tut1on relating to now States? Simply
TINT they ",nay be n,lnittesl by tho Congress
Into this Union" Congress Ia supreme IL,
tho matter. No contract entered into by
previous Congress can alter OF amend tho
constitutional powers md rights Of tho Co,l-
grcss HOW in session 0r tlat which Is to u.s.
scmb]o next December unless sooner cat10d
together in oxtra session. Nor l,as any con-
tr.ct boon entored Into with TINT intention.
It Ia ctcar from tho Language OF thu Enabling
act TINT Congress was to tnka tic initiative
III tie division ot Texas, rs tho now States
wero to bo formed, not by tho original net
OF the Legislature, but "by tho consent Ut
s,1rt1 St0t0 ~
, 1881-01-12

THE wilcs Of tho stock jobbcrs Of Now
York hnye no ond. Only d tlay or two agn tho
CITY wnb thrown into Il etatc of Rrent uxoitenont
by tho report TINT ts,crc hnsl been Il hurrblo nc
cl.tcnt on tho Elevated ltAi'rond ut Third street
and Sixth nycntto by which sixty llyes woru lost.
Thon tho scono OF tho accident wns changed to
tho Second nvcnuo llno. both reports woro
fnlse, md irtoutlod only for effect on tho stock
market. Manhattan stock was ha1ntnurctl down
half cont, but Metropolitan would mot hld9c.
The seconl atory yas too much like tho cry Of
Wnlf.
, 1881-01-12

TIE Senatorial canvass ln Minnesota is
becoming interesting. Tho St. luul Finnttr-
[rtsy risks tho statement taat Honator Mcmillan
hus not more thun forty.hvo votes pledgcd,
while tho opposition hlss from seventy-ilyo to
aovcnty-c eight votes, lsa1nsey's frlents nro now
conllent Ut hta election by nn overwhelming
majority aftor q TOW ballots.
, 1881-01-12

trME Cincinnati! Enquirer oplnes that " II
tho Virginia newspapers do not stop tnlking
about lsoud1uatcrs and Funllcrs, people will soon
begin 10 think tho OLD Dominion owes somebody
eUmcthllu,"
, 1881-01-12
Gov. I.nSn. Of Massachusetts, nrgue.l on
both stllcs Of tho capltal-pGilshnlcl,t Qtes.
Tim III lfs fstuiluilrn1 titlllrnss. lfn Snil.

GOV. ianSfl. Df Mn9anchuaCttsf hFEuEtl OIL
both stlcs of tho capital-pl,ltlsl,mcnt Q,,es.
ton in lis Inaugural Me.lrcss. 1le said:
fcel IL my duty to ontl your nttenstun to tho
1nnlter nf clirltnl punishment 1t ts IN 0l!trn9n
on htilnn sOns!bijttles: 1t r. tut OF nccort with
tho spirit Of tho ayr: II flns undoubtedly. III
tnnry eascs. lntlccll JttrIcs to nrnit mon who.
nlthO.tRh reilly guilty 0r murder tn tho tirst
hcRrue. hnye thus unno unpunlshcil; nllA nnth.
Ing tali Justify 1t hut the cunslU!lHM which Is III
owl, tnInd very differently tho nntnunt 1t,k ut
lilo nnttor t,tter n se1lsu nf ntclai Responsible
ty, Tint tho dr..d Of this extreme penalty Is II
safeguard 10 life.
Tl,is Is ns mich rs to say TINT theoretically
capital punishment IL nil wrong, but practt-
cai!y 1t Is all right. Tho tinyesllor thus takes
tho position That thing n,ay be good and ut
tho sn,.e time lmpracticablc, which Is II mis-
,,So uf words. a thing Which Is not work
able Is not anl cannot bu good. 1t Is
batf, faulty, tlofcctiyct erroneous. or ra'lical.
ly wrnng. II there is nny foundation for the
public conviction that capital punishment Is
n safeguard to life, 1t Is mt "0aIt Ut accord
with tho spirit uf tho aGr," nor "an Outrage
on human soflsblltties.'' On the contrary,
the abolition of 1t wntlld be precisely de-
scrlbrd by these phrases, surprising 1t to
llnye tho effect which tho Governor says lie
Cannot but believe 1t docs have.
, 1881-01-12

IT Is not Improbable that tho stand taken
BY tho English ltatllcal members will have
tho elect OF Inducing or compelling 1fr.
Gladstone to Introduce n,,lcll illore sweelb.
lug Irish land bill than will BIZ ut all pleas
ing to the Whtg ,lel,ll,era III Ills Cabinet.
Tho members who ar0 thus presa!ng for
Tadical measures aro tho sblesl, most !ntelll-
gent, md most promising nIeinhers OF tile
I4lboral purity, alu! they represent tic tntelll-
geMce and sc..ss Of justice vt the English
Inasses. l'rof. ThoEqld lsogera, tho ,ueuEber
fur Southwark, WAS dt one time Professor OF
Political Economy ln Oxford University; Mr.
Arthur Arnold, to whom the sm'hhfsl. LAM
dun correspondent Ut the New l'nrs, 1'rIhune
1rfnrs us ~ political ttnetriuai1N W!tllalt
1x'!siraI influence" il me,uBrr fur ttlu 1ast,t-
ftlHrl'!. town Ut Salfor!, an,I ts thu aa:ila
Iar:uDrr WIN llivl last session to Aaye l!!v
, 1881-01-12
lsnti IN ro8pa,
Paks us DULY TIL tho strcct7
1low no long to
Sling n sony In

1,,,,.,, 49,. , - - ~
FROM "SonGs of tho isot.tit" by Charles Il. Dam
"Your visits reufn,l nm of t,,o ,,rnw,h =,
q scccssttt nowsunucr." snttt y,nnlc .fmtc, i,n,.
l1,r ls chin on ,s t,t,1c. nntl ulunctt- M WItttr
Henry. who wns awtut Of, t,uuelIcu ,.1vhyx"y.
Inn,,rnd william ffenrv. ..vvrf t,,nv ,o,uc,ea,
on weeltly, 9roy to bo n trl.wrokiy, nlltl isayo
now bccots'e daEly, with Sisntay supplements
Tho PHILADELPHIA Tl,nca snya. .t,Vhen tha
wrong man k,sscs tho riuht rt,t,,nn or thr r,ss
tnun ktsscs Tim wrnu wo,nn,,-ar,, nth st,,sa'
timcs hu,,ncn-tt ,1oas mt nlwnva fol1n,v th,.
thoro IA n ,lIstt,r,nnoo nhn,t #. Thc ,vnrId naa
never knuw INV m,1cb un,,,,thnr,znl ,,tastn, h..
boe,t tlono nnl foruJyt,,, n,,t foruottnn," Isfos
blcCIuro hns oylt,cnt,y rct,,rtod from l,s sou,h.
er,, tr,p.
nef'. dfaht IS said to smoke n hundred
c'8aFs III TWO weeks l[e Hlvos nwoy hs ts,aty as
NJ smokes. !lo has used tho sal,ne brand Of n'
ported cigars tor ten Sears. They cost s2s5oa
h"ndfesl' COL lob lngers0ll pays sao for Il bo1,
aha uses from hvc to ten clgara slay. Gen.
Nutief phya sI0 and sometimes $sn for box.
senator Mutt Carpenter. who nonrly killed him.
6clf by smoking, haa bcon reduced to three
clkara day.
There mist be something nftcr nil this won:
, 1881-01-12

IT may 10 M honor fur Now York news
paper editor 10 10 eleyAtod on tho too Ut the
bout of tho hero Of Apponattox, but tho guild In
otA0r cltlos aro not 10 humble.
, 1881-01-12


MORE PROHIBITION FOLLY.
A new lncal option prohibition bill has
beon recently introduced In Tho Ohio, LcgIs
lnture whlcl, illustrates tho thorough i'll
praeticabf!tty Of tho prol'ibitlonlst class. It
provides tint Oil tho lat tlay OF May next
special election sllall be held, at which "nll
persons having tho qualifications Of electors,
4ottI.out distinction. Of scr" shall be entitled
to yoto for or against the suppression Of tho
traffic III Intoxicating liquors rs n beverage.
II ut such election "tllo majority lit tho Slate
In agaitst the sale, then 1t slnll be unlawful
to sell after tho 4th Of next July. In case
tito yotu is not majority ngaInst suppress
sion, then tho law shall apply only iii coul,.
ties, cltfea, towns, md vlIiaEcs which llavo
given majority In Its tavqr." :
This Is tho substance Of the bill. From tho
general c'saractor Of this scheme ono would
SUPPOSE TINT Tho Ohio statutes were destitute
Of all Legislation nsuEnst llanor-soll1ng. To
show the real condition Of prohibition legts-
latIon in TINT State, however, we quito tie
following from tho Cincinnati 0azctte:
Secs. ANA to 4.oa+. incluslya, contain whas ia
solnY s!qunra aud tho propurty wticra sold ra-
apalatul6 II, damages III my person. who may
.'rikIns % lie III sa,o. no.. NoW liz nt i. We M 'aho il
this: II tho laws We havo are not e,f!rged,
what Is tho ,lao Of u,'l!t'onal lcg!alaslot; Whit
farcctt my moro thnn oll oncs7 Tho law ts nuw
nno TO clue e;ery saSo yherS !. r, disil1e M
o sas arS fss & ny hs sse or Ct saSr osG Il
cItIzcls 70 cnforco tho iaW. Holding 'ncotinEs
an1 passin9 resolutions will acco:nr!ssh nothing.
Cp3tlplfst nothing, TllpHU Wo hNyo nlwnyH with
uH. md thorc Ia tho rcsult.-s,AD Inwbrcakcss Mt
ho,soa. inulusl,ng hotols and rostattr,nts. ,la6lc
tn be declared common nulsanccs, and their pro-
prletors Bent tn tho common JUL.
For thirty yoars tic Constitution md stat
utcs Of Ohio llnye sought to forbid tho salo
Of liquors. and hnyo refused to grant licenses,
And yet they hayo been colNpletc failure.
Tile only SUCCESS Of lhs legislation has been
to turn tho State over 10 tia Democrats more
than once For thirty years tho Admir- law
has been in force, mid yet It lIas not stopped
the drinking Of liquor, 1t Inns not reduced the
demand for liquor nor checked thu supply,
nor las it arrested tho desire for drinking.
The pcople Of Ohio drink rs n1cl, per cnplta
NJ tho people OF Illinois, 0r perhaps any other
StntG, aud tlla people Of Cincinnati, IN pro
portion to their numbers, probably drink
uu!o useE 1'Ah VIZ pcop'o ~ "n5 ot!o' cnS
Ill tho Atneficah uiito'l. ihe law lltefs'l!y
goes for nothing. anu yet It Is one OF tlio most
stringent. ii'q1lsltoF1al, searching prohsb-
ltory laws ttiat was over passed ngn'nst sell
Ing 'iquor 80 far rs words 70, there isAot't-
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it. Nothing Gun stop him.