The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-18

the little tina: wa, made was homes
anG comparatively harmless, being
consumed privately. Consequently
the Trainers regarded it as too in
significant to claim their attention,
and we're silent Oh the subject. SO
it is generally regarded aS a qneS-
ton of State police; however, w.
the voice Of three fourt.'S of the
States, it mag become II National
affair, and Ivy Amendment and
Congressional enactment, he tiger
may be chained. Can the law be
enforced! Why not? Is not T.
Emancipation of Slavery et1tctIai:
Are not laws snpprcsslng plating
smuggling, mail-roboIng, coIi"tvr-
fciting etc, enforced! Tnp laws of
this Federal Government are IL
vincible. The road Of tho tran y
yreSsUr is hard with only here ami
there a traveller. Iher.. are more
or less desul,Ory violations OF all
laws, human aud divine. He'll Was
invented for punishment of those
who defy AMI break Gods law. SO
this special plea fails or else Ill
laws must fall TO the ground on the
grounds that they may be broken.
SO, We nationally conclude, it Will
be more easily enforced than many
other Worry essential and popular
laws, on account OF the certainty of
detection in the violation. Like
murder, whisky transactions will
come out.
VIII it be JUST | again answer
IN the affirmative. Man, never
was created TO live alone and for
himself only. He is rot able. lie
is not wiling. Then, he cannot
live in communities, enjoy society
and PURSUE happiness, without laws.
He is not capable Of self govern
ment, enjoying the blessings of life
and perpetuatilig the race on the |
earth. without government. The |
Ten uJnman lm@ntS are lntaiilblc
roof of this. Every iaN il the
world ITO s'iut EXIT or IN some
nanhcr) prohibits man III TIC rN".-
Use of some IF his i.aiulal lights
n Republics ali laws are Il cGin,''o
,lis g between MD iui;l!S. Ia Gil
Oh implicitly a@:ni'-
. give ny certain things ."n.. hi'
'art, Oh condition tn t 81 c:!,ei
'crsOnS in the government VII.
i've up an tquiva'tn. oil the j. part
'hus, we see, all laws aud govern
rents are ali abridsment OF mans
lherent liberty. The only thing
. be considered being that the
God more than compensate the
lcritice made b, all parties con
So, in one sense. We nave .
0 absolute freedom F.; tie coed OF /
ie people is the supreme law.
Man is a progressive being, and
as no more right to bury his tai
Ut than one Of the foolish virgins
/ the parable. He mast work; ;,
lake improvement; progress. Ac s.
on is life; rest is death. AS he -
rOgresses in knowledge and mora F
tvelopment he Snaps the ci.dins :,
T error and ignorance, and, with l.
le motto: "Excels;Or" inscribed 81
] the banner OF his aspirations, he
cunts to higher and more exalted y
aims OF existence. AS lie rises o
is manners, his customs, his pur D
hts, his la IS, his Institutions both =
cular and religious, must of ne
'ssity gradually change with him.
esides, Life is q never ccasing
'nfict between the principles OF If
'Od and evil. i'll
Mans work is never done here az az
low. he Can scarcely be said to W
we ended one conflict until an. bs s
lier has begun. Every day has s.
deeds and needs; it's trials and g.
bulations; its pariahs and it's de
wards. =
For example: The last generation
d its slavery problem to solve. =
is generation the Temperance