The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
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nevsnport. Ala. Oct. 27. lses.s Editor The Advertiser: @ .s. ssE San .y nss'srisRssS s:. or ie. elss ss fowisrs aim: but in the sight of ona whose plumes are full in vain the net is spread the arrow winged" Dahte's . Vision of Purgatory. canto si.
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 Nov, there have been several att tefnpts by the Politicians of the East to spread dlscord in tho ranks of the south's Democracy. This last attempt ton. known as, the .Ant,.saioon League" and .claiming the endorse ment of Jesus Christ. is the most in- sfdtous and covert net that has been spread. II has caught some -miEhty suit the win of their illustrfous Mas. ter. the immaculater BeinG who never appealed to Caesar for hefp.
 Paul. one of His apostles, In an un. Eusrdsd moment. did appeal to Caesar: should ce lesson to all true chris- ! ~Ths church that aespdons the gos. pal for politics in order to s,sa the arm aora ss sas il. .~ spu. s .ss ss s. cay" yesus Christ never went af. ter . man with the law. Dante. . good Catholic. said: The Church of Rome. mixing two kosernments that fallen into the mirs. and there herself and burden much defiled.-
 Now comes the -Church tn Fedora tiou" In the guise Of the "Anti-Sa- loon League" sowing discord in the
 May God deliver us from such, is
 David s. Hurst.
 Where It Leads,
 Editor The Advertiser:
 If the amendment is adopted, tt will give the Leeislature power to prescribe the conditions upon which wine for the Holy Communion may bo secured. II that Is so. 1t seems 10 inc Liberty; q direct Interference with the right 10 worship God according ia conscience. As I understand the Con- stitution of the United States. neither the Federal Government nor any State word or to interfere In any way. in regard to Public Worship. and 1t will be sad day when Christian men can partake of the Lords Supper only by psrnaission Of . Lexislasuss'
 More rseeassstency
 Editor The Advertiser:
 There are certain Supreme Court dscisions That are 1aeceptedl as the standard of law in, Alabsnns.
 . standard Of or for spelling, deriva' ton. .definition and. pronounciation.
 Owing to the fact that certain ora., tors are now making explanations and apologies for some of the extreme past Legislature. we have their own word for it--even the Governor's--I desire to cali attention to what oc. CUTS to me to be an inconsistency or
 Almost every pro-anendment ora tor Of the day seems to have gotten a great deal of inspiration from the ruj- fns or advising of Hon. Alto V. Lee. wherein he says certain articles ba classifed as manufactured articles fl the woman or housewife raised the cotton, picked 1t. '.nnger-picked" the ssed out of 1t. carded and spun the cotton and reducad it to the said art'
 In referrins to the position taken D, Hon. Alto V Lee. every pro amend iraent orator seems to accept his theory and to apologize tor the lsw--the Fut' isr-carmichasi law; % Iasy seem . tc
 am not taking the satd law, or It's nnalxsre, to task: but desire 10 say that the orators are wrong. Judge Lee Is wrong, or Noah Webster is wrong
 The word manufacture is com : pound word ana ts derived rom the words: manus (Latin for hand) and factura fLatin for making.b
 The definition to the word manu- factuve is: The operation of making wares or any products by hand. by ma chinery, or by other agency"
 Following the above-referred.to asfinItion are others along the same line; and every one begins by put ting the term: making by hand.' hrst Let us live up to our laws or modify. 4hen 10 the bounds Of reason. 1 would not like tn run the risk of ms- king any sort of wine, under our pres e" ff s clause in the Fuller law or the proposed an1endmsnt said that wines lnieht be made for domestic or home use aud net for sale or commercial purposes, then the arguments that | tend to apologize for the fsr.reachlng- ness Of the said laws would not De in order. rvo,. opelika. Ala. Oct. ss 1900