Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-22

| of course. the exuberant adiectlves nam.
4 ed above, is Specimen oil dried . legal
not begin to hold a candle to- am VIII
/ ing tog admit that Laws in cold storage
have never in this condition had mIeh
effect. But the spirit of law and the
promise of law by constitutional enact
ment frequently bears rich fruitage as
nutritious as the truth contained in the
songs Of a p.ople and care not who
makes their laws
Sentiment moves men rather than lepay
enactments The martyrdom of Love
JOY of Maine for Maine ideas and tho
murder of the Maine congressman, who
went down THAT New England must not
be tramped on" bore fruitage in the ft
ture beyond all hopes at the time
A Maine woman Obliged under the linz
doin college professor TO hold baby and
wash dlsnes with one hand, wrote with
the other story from her own expert
ence, which wiped out slavery as a flood
would wipe on dlsh cloth.
In the preamble of the u. S. Constitu.
ton the words-"All nrn were created
by the entire southern half of Our Union
and by one-half or more of the northern
nalf py having their literal meaning
Court of the United States made law by
the bred scot case in these words. THE
negro has no rights which white man
and men Just entering manhood and an
ocean of blood and money were required
to wipe out this Court law and WITTY tho
sentimental promise "alI men are created
free and equal.
admit fully and gladly the amend
u,ent is merely declaration and
government but 1t is not the government
itself" Who differs from that Junk Of
legal lore? Here is the logical truth. that
the 26th amendment should be retained.
Ut is Il promise and u pointing ground for
faith and effort that never SO long
the first rays OF the eastern sun shall
hall
this State invest Sl4 times as much capt.
tai i'm the manufacture of beer as they In
vest in railroads.
Are you for the pride and hope of
Maine? or are you for (he MiSsourian
attainment to have her pocket the money
needed in this state to preserve its
power? The question comes close home
10 our financial advancement and the
salvation of our boys
1t makes my blood boil when ! hear and
road tho efforts and publications of the
YES gang to disparaSe the voice OF
our women and mcthers from efforts to
save their sons and the sons OF Maine
from the open door of saloons and even
boast the magnificent light IN Texas was
a Waterloo victory Is n not truth tnat
the great war is just on? Ihat the battle
-, Twas was only "a ..rSt Bull Run. and
New Hampshire and Vermont may be
called a second Bull Run? But an NJ
P0MATT0X looms up IN the future
There may be sieepless niihts ana eX,
hausting DAYS but the morning sun OF
April 2. 1866, will yet rise in fnil ehat-
gence. - Nat,a
The constitutional colors ol Mdine
sbouid be nailed TO the mast as Inc nope
and ,2" the promise of Maine for the future.
The siurs in type and voice against Tn, me
imported orators and the petitions a OF In mu-
r nope is '"{ debasing and vitality wrong,
Every effort for the good OF mankind
should md response from ever, 'naa-
vide lover of righteousness ana GOOD
ness Men of Maine make Names
Constitutional flag deaving out ever.
thing else) sign and a peoee 1,ae
WaIi97e loads i'm the prohibition march to-
wards an AppomattoX victory.
10 - JONATHAN y. clLLE1.