The Monthly Law Reporter : August, 1850
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But be that as it may, the moral and social well-being of the state is so dependent upon the advance- ment of temperance, that 1 am unwilling to be in any degree instrumental in burthening or retarding it with a law so justly odious, and at the same time ineffectual.
Immediately on the announcement that I had withheld my signature frOm the bill, petitions signed by more tlian three thousand persons were pre- sented to me, urging its approval. But in justice to those persons, I am forced to the ...conclusion, that their signature was but the hasty expression 212 Miscellaneous Intelligence.
of a wish for some legislative action, in promotion of the cause of temper- ance, rather than an indication of approval, founded on careful examination of the features of the bill.
The prcat number and importance of the objections which the bill pre- sented, have forced me, in comnientinof upon them, to extend this commu- nication to far greater length than I desired. But I do not feel at liberty to leave the subject in which the whole community have so great an inter- est, without a frank expression of my deep-seated conviction, that this, and all kindred measures, for the supi)ression of intemperance, will prove abortive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But be that as it may, the moral and social well-being of the state is so dependent upon the advance- ment of temperance, that 1 am unwilling to be in any degree instrumental in burthening or retarding it with a law so justly odious, and at the same time ineffectual.
Immediately on the announcement that I had withheld my signature frOm the bill, petitions signed by more tlian three thousand persons were pre- sented to me, urging its approval. But in justice to those persons, I am forced to the ...conclusion, that their signature was but the hasty expression 212 Miscellaneous Intelligence.
of a wish for some legislative action, in promotion of the cause of temper- ance, rather than an indication of approval, founded on careful examination of the features of the bill.
The prcat number and importance of the objections which the bill pre- sented, have forced me, in comnientinof upon them, to extend this commu- nication to far greater length than I desired. But I do not feel at liberty to leave the subject in which the whole community have so great an inter- est, without a frank expression of my deep-seated conviction, that this, and all kindred measures, for the supi)ression of intemperance, will prove abortive.
What to read after The Monthly Law Reporter : August, 1850?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips, Stephen H. (Stephen Henry), 1823-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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