Talk on Law at High School Addresses Students
William Snow spoke to high school students on law during the morning exercises on the ninth of the month. He argued that law embodies public reason and conscience, defined by Blackstone as a rule of civil conduct enforced by the state, and discussed enforcement, liberty, and evolution from savage instincts to settled norms.
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William ©. Snow
Thes
Gilbert
William L. Salter
Lord Pembroke
John Grote
William Blackstone
Blackstone
The Growing Law and Its Eternal Aim
This passage traces law as a living process from early feeble rules to established norms, noting nations still dispute peaceably and the need for new laws as society shifts. It cites examples like railroad rebates, the Sherman Act, and Blackstone, stressing that law serves life, liberty, and happiness and that judges protect these rights.
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Hague
Remedice
Mark Twain
Pointed Paragraphs on Freedom and Fashion
A collection of satirical lines on liberal views, gender roles, and vanity. It critiques a liberal mindset, homemade haircuts, fortune chasing with poor tools, perceived heroism in men, cosmetics for women, and the idea that all men are born free while most women are slaves to fashion.
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Basin Steam Laundry
Money Motivation Delays Campaign Progress
The Chicago News notes some candidates fail to practice what they preach as financial needs block advancement, with many never getting beyond the stage of paying the freight.
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Chicago News
Where Does He Stand Continued From Page One
The article critiques Mr. Clark in his ninth term in Congress as a free trader and partisan who spends public funds to benefit his party. It notes his silence on major reforms like initiative and referendum and questions his opinions. It suggests the Democratic convention may prefer a candid creed from the speaker.
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Clark
Congress
The
Missourian
Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Taft
Roosevelt
LaFollette
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