Prohibition dispute between Jefferson Davis and Lubbock letter
A long exchange from Beaclor Mississippi dated 1887 shows Jefferson Davis replying to Governor Lubbock Texas, defending prohibition and criticizing the Lubbock letter. Davis argues liquor traffic harms society, cites legal precedents, and defends temperance reform as moral and political duty, while praising Lubbock’s public service yet disagreeing over policy.
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Senate of the
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Supreme Court of Mississippi
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Methodist Church
Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal
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Friends of Temperance
General Conference
Christ
Caesar
Peonidas Polk
Open Letter Reflections on Davis Letter in Times-Democrat
Davis disputes a Texas open saloon controversy and publishes that portion of his address. The Mississippi figure reviews Bishop Galloway’s remarks and the Brookhaven anniversary report, defending his stance while condemning misquotation and personal attack.
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Sam
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Davis
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Arkansas
Texas
Times-Democrat
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Lincoln County
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Elief
Commonwealth
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United States Senate
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America
Supreme Court of the
United States
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New Orleans
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Methodist Church South
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Prohibition Conflict Reflected in Letter to Cras B Gattowar
A handwritten style letter laments misperceived anti prohibition stances and defends the cause as a matter of conscience and duty to God and man. The writer expresses regret over the honored name of the recipient being seen as anti prohibition and praises virtue and purpose.
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Jesus
Christ
Caesar
God
Ture
Friends of Prohibition
Man
Cras
B. Gattowar
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