Life And Labors of Mrs Mary a Woodbridge
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Woodbridge tor her political action that yea;. In a reply she justified her course as follows : You refer to my non-partisan position during the Amend- ment campaign. It was the result 1 if that campaign that be- gan to open my eyes to the impossibility of success through non-partisan action. When I saw that the will of the peo- ple, the power of majority, was a farce in the hands of unprincipled leaders, opponents to the cause advocated, it came to me with mighty power that no moral reform, th...at must be settled at the ballot box, could be enforced when no party advocated it ; therefore there must be an enforc- ing party behind it. As this conviction came I studied speeches on the pro and con of the anti-slavery question, by the best minds of that day; I could see by comparison that, although the rank and file desired prohibition, and declared it at the ballot box, the one party to this hour has advo- cated tax as a party measure and the other license. Had the Amendment been permitted to become a part of our organic law there would have been no enforcing power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woodbridge tor her political action that yea;. In a reply she justified her course as follows : You refer to my non-partisan position during the Amend- ment campaign. It was the result 1 if that campaign that be- gan to open my eyes to the impossibility of success through non-partisan action. When I saw that the will of the peo- ple, the power of majority, was a farce in the hands of unprincipled leaders, opponents to the cause advocated, it came to me with mighty power that no moral reform, th...at must be settled at the ballot box, could be enforced when no party advocated it ; therefore there must be an enforc- ing party behind it. As this conviction came I studied speeches on the pro and con of the anti-slavery question, by the best minds of that day; I could see by comparison that, although the rank and file desired prohibition, and declared it at the ballot box, the one party to this hour has advo- cated tax as a party measure and the other license. Had the Amendment been permitted to become a part of our organic law there would have been no enforcing power.
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