The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-05
NEMO'S COMPLIMENTS TO W.L.H.

EnrroR BULLETIN;
W. l.. ii. in his anxiety to make
prohibition despot of Abraham
Lincoln, would force him to the level
of monsters, who would commit the
following hrutahties under the sane
ton of prohibitions
Mrs. Miller, OF Des M0ines, Iowa,
was arrested late at night, refused
bail and thrown into Jail by oonsta-
blos pretending to search for liquor.
Mrs. Lacey, of Des Moines, was
dragged out of bed by prohibition
constables in search of liquor sixteen
hours after she had become mother
Mr.. Andreas Duerr, of Des Mones,
was beaten until he became a maniac
for life by prohibition constables,
because he defended his wife from
the most indecent insults"
A Methodist minister, at DEBORAH,
Iowa, was arrested by prohibition
constable named Mayne, in May,
1887, for giving wine at the sacra-
ment. lie was seized while perform
ing the "holy office" Mrs, Quinn,
of Des Moines, was brutally out.
ragged on her death.bed by prohibl-
tion oonstobles, who pretended that
she had bottle of beer hidden in
the bed. The eonstables who COM
mitted the above outrages were
Pierce and Potts by name, and
known in Iowa as the right and left
hands of prohibition. The consta-
bIes referred to above were prose
cuted but never brought to trial,
which the following will explain, !
quote from The N. Y, Daily sun;
Sin the blindness of the fanatical
zeal Of the all powerful prohibition
lists, such wretches enjoyed practi-
cally the liberty to do anything they
pleased in the name Of prohibition,
as well Us absolute immunity for
such acts. The grand jurics, in
structed by the prohibition leaders,
refused even TO put the wrelches on
trial, and the extraordinary spccta-
Gle Of the honorable court itself
taking counsel for the State out in
the ante-room Of the judicial cham
Der and pleading for the dismissal Of
cases against them, was witnessed,
The justice 50 degrading his position
Justice johnson was an ardent
prohibitlonlst.
Such Is prohibition. From IL, may
Christ in his bo0ntiiul mercy deliver
US. W. l.. II. says: "Nemo, when
driven to the wall for his authority
for some anti.prohibition sentiments
which he ascrbed to Lincoln, quotes
the South West, another bogus Farm
Herald, and published by the brew
crs Of Cincinnati, Ohio" Would
you, "W. II, b." assert that the
brewers who control the Southwest
are not men Of the highest integrity
commercially and socially Would
you drag those WHO control the South
West down to the level Of those hyp-
ocritical impostors who control the
leading prohibition papers, whose
pretGhsons are sham and mock
cry before the people? The South
West Is hated and feared by the pro-
hibition fanatics, because Of Us out
spoken and study championship 81
the personal rights Of man The
Toledo Blade, Cincinnati Post and
N. Y. Voice were forced by the
sledgc.bammer blows Of the South.
West TO wipe the foul and obscene
advertisements from the above pro-
hibition papers. One whole cd itlol
Of the Blade and Post were destroyed
Postmaster General Wanamaber haf
given orders TINT they should mol
pass through the mails until they baC
erased the fostering matter from thell
columns. If the columns Of th'
Blade, Post and Voice are clear d
9th to-day, "W. l.. H." can only
thank the Southwest for IT, ! VII
now give few comments Guotef
from Independents papers showing TN
"respectabjIIty" Of the class Of pro
hibition papers from which W, H. u
. gets bis inspiration.
"That was Il terrible exposure 0
The Toledo Blade made last week b.
= the Southwest, Of Cincinnati, III
Blade goes forth MS the missiopar
Of prohibition and the pf0fesse
handmaid Of the pulpit nj lbe sam
y time its columns are dotted all owe
with The most filthy and abomipabI
. wicked advertisements that eyer fin
their way into print Now that III
4 Southwest has torn off the mask, tb
post Office authorities are IN dnt
bound to refuse 10 allow the Blad
10 pass through the mails. Can
paigD, Ohio, Democrat
"The Toledo Blade, an organ lhi
Z; some deyout Republicans seem t
- hold sapctiGcd and Inspired, IL on
.. 0f the f0tteDest publications ~ ID
4, country The Cincinnati Southwest
y edited by Mr.. lbomp Burton, an al
y round literary athlete, has thorough
- exposed The putresceDcs and obseeI
n NV Of the Blade, and has made
u vigorous appeal 10 The autborllle
including postmaster-General Vans
y maker, 10 have II secluded from "
ID; mails. The Blade feeks with lllthl
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