The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-04

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BECAUSE:
l. Ittakes away the right of the town regulate
its own affairs;
1t takes away the right Of Bennington to regulate
SALISBURY Glastonbury Woodord and Stanford the right OF
Sunderland to reeu ate Arlington and Manchester;
Q. 1t does not provide for the sale OF alcohol or al
cohoic liquors tor use In medicine and NUS
iug;
Neither the law in 225 the State voting
license Licenses of the 2od and class prohibited
The local op law tom delivering intoxicating liquor out OF
the whe the license . located and person can as
agent carrier person other than member of his own
family pur, furnish deliver any ioosica e
censse of the 2nd class. anywhtre under
penalty nIr than fine
Than $780, OF bob;
The purchase Of liquors without the State and their 'rarspor
and sce c es Unlawful either uncer the loc. op
ton or Perry lae;
The Webb K.nyon Law simply abolished the government
protection TRANSPORTATION exposition OF i'm
qurs long hsy remain ID the original packages
8. 1t discrirninates in favor of selling hard
cider:
The Perry Bill does change The present law as to hard
cider IL only be sold by the Dbl OF 81 gallons under either
been proven successu'
Yes The local option law has proven successful
ceased the Der commitments States Prison fc s2
the last IL prhon 1l73 fer IL years of local
option #f#V
$. Il opens the way to the graft perjury and
CORFU ptiOn OF statewide prohibition;
stopl Look! Lsterl to what the Rutland Herald. speak
ing of The OF license The
judges says
to their office the license law. faity with
Rlv UjCeISc oT
Of soed efne, poitics and palical
explorations ha gone heaven, TO- these years
6. Ii does not provide for procuring wine for
sacramento purposes
Neither the present law 232 towns in the State voted
z. Ii does not provide for procuring pure al cohol
for scientific purposes;
Nher The present law in 225 towns of tie STATE;
g. Prohibition is a failure 10 Milne and has not
stopped heavy consumption oil liquor in Kansas;
The judgment Of the people of Nine. expressed by the
msi rv at the POLLS safer guide than Me mere ocum OF
the W. Local Option L,ague
The prohibition in Kansas long since passed the
We 4ge.
10 10 Co., rison population of ony 74o Of whom 40 per
cent edents deposits increased in the
last 10 years from 500 600, coo to $2300O0 600
70 counties cid have jail pri,one during all 1914.
4S counties ola the pentenia,y that
70 cou ties did not b We insane patient last year
IL counte have cal ed otry cmioa casea ysars
20 counties hive prisoner IN the peni ent3ry.
Counties
IS counties did not have pauper last year.
Ia Chi dn only ced for by the state last
Kansas has iron clad state wide prohbiion
8. Ii is undoubred unconstitutional in Its
search and seizure clauses;
The search and seizure clauses of the Perry Bill copied
scar and zare Of the esens law emitting
only the imported liquors orou NJ INTO the state IN
III oeioa packages which exemption has abolished by
act If Congress-
10. Ii may be nulied on account Of the disfran-
chsement of delinquent taXpayers
The Supreme Court has decided that delinquent are
entcd referendum which dpses OF this reason
IL. 1t may be attacked because it has been injected
into town r1eetiegs. established for the trans
action of municipal business only;
Legislative pc this respects above any fair slon
This j. ano her Pigment of the distorted Imagination OF the
LEGAL Op ion League;
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