Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-27
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Legislative, judicial nd Executive.
LEGISLATIVE

~" Ira, LEGISLATIVE.
Legislation is a science that is vitality
necessary tcahe permanent existence OF
all good governments ); and the laws
are the requxltss.thaf cqpstgucts, ,le2a!; 81;
izea ard Apr5tects; without them, there
won ID be no suitable 4fotm of govern
.msst, and no spSsscts5nefrom foreign
Iinvas,on. ssdenest.c rebellion ! IT, i
arrest stabnsftdfact that all hws arp'f.
''cable .toshis coi}utsy3 have Been com
piled FROM two small words,-common
sense. Onr safety, our sustenance, our
independence, reqn'res that laws should
be created. if for no other purpose than
to hold in check that element of human
deprav,ty, who would lun rampant
over. and usurp the rights and PRIV
leces of those who are antagoni-tic to
their manner OF thinking, Or mode OF
operation. If laws We're property adj
m,nistered as dictated by the vo|uml.
nous definition of common sense. the
three q parlments which our National
State, and City governments are divides
would be exrlica,iuus Of the sincere
merits Of Il Christian and independent
government. Sometimes 1t unfortunate.
, ly happens that ga good law, cannot
operate AS strongly fu, the amendment
as il bad law for the deprivation of the
people, bnt it is necessary from the very
nature Of things, tina; laws should bs
prOhibi,ory, rather than remnuerat;ve
and act apon our fears rather ti,an upln
our hopes. Pains and penalties are
: far more cheap and feasible modes OF
Influencing community than rewards
and encolnagemen's, therefore, If a law
should strongly recommend haoltS OF
| Justice, iulnstry, aud sobriely. such a
law would be itebly obeyel, BECAUSE il
has little to offer but much to oppose.
1T has tosoppose all Vicious propenst:es
Of ougasst ''lAsasln s.surs., batlf thsoagh
'ndisctetiQ 'lsors.py erAght, a3laH SHOULD
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a"u Presef'"'ioh Oh 'ho Peoo'e "u"'
'hey represent Our Na''on"' 'es'S'"
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+ roonntrv r,,gress can amend the con
,.,,t,,r ;o,n.,nr,ts war ,n,os f., ,xes
com and AND, or,iate money and negoti
ate ,re,tips without submi ting any O
these enactments to the reople. .~
Orr .t,,e,so;s,,,;va hodv ;s th. leo,s
la,ur, who's q members are elected b
tb. peonIe Of the state and the law
oou,j,.l .v,h,sivsly TOR IN, state " h;c