The Temperance Bil passes the Senate
The Temperance bill by Mr. Williams of Massachusetts passed the Senate. The measure faces House opposition from members who fear strict prohibitory law will dampen constituents while seeking a compromise with free drinkers. The act bans sale by the drink in any quantity and tightens penalties, with details on enforcement and exemptions.
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Fragmentary report notes Section 14 of the March 12 1851 law and the Viguor act, with debate over repeal and enforcement. It hints at opposition to a bill, possible demand shifts, and a push to avoid repeated votes, mentioning pages and the need for sufficient numbers to proceed.
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Russia and America contrast in liberty and law
The author argues that Russia imposes decrees and social control while America encourages independent thinking and self reliance. The piece contrasts government roles, freedom, and civic life, noting how prohibition measures and taxation reflect differing values and the influence of governing systems on education, industry, and personal rights.
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