NO-LICENSE BLUNDERING.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1476, 26 June 1912, Page 6

NO-LICENSE BLUNDERING.

(To the Editor.) Sir,—No doubt your rentiers will 1)6 ' pondering. likfe my-oh' tiiSfiP-Vt'X-' the PU r -' po.-p of ihf.-e .periodical. Xo-I.iri-uso ('on-fo-oalied, >v:iijcli -t-iilciry- place ]i€i'o.' Tin- iiMsiyitMiift iiii'S' n<i ('.mib! be«P. coiivcii((t by iiif'ir o.weuthv, bill, pray, %vith wiia.t intent? jvroni tile-, titio of'tlieu'OT.KaniSalioiL one iv.oiild. liutufiVliy incline. f<o' ■t.lip Ijoiirf' tliey . t iio l.i.c'cnso .systpni:, 0 Slot t.li<; finnilliln't i on-, of liquor, but on a clq'so' and HeaVchipj:: m rv-.-y o'!' I heir, methods. there at .once ii}>.jioars much :scojic lor doubting whether they should lie tal;eri seriously. M.en in o.'ir'i'c.-t arc not /m;.: in displaying Ilicir iiitonsi.t'v of purpo.-e, .?r.H|urnily demonstrated' tno'lera to. following.-. With. t!n"-o pcntlem'en it is no; so, and a. few of their numerou? antique. I, iyi.ll recall to I slVsiioii?l vat q'."theiV;' .cb.iifo'uhjicnt i.o !;eep nljve without filial, sc.-ult> an agitation tlrftt -may lie better termed their hobby. . . ■ ihtriu'S 111? Parliament, of 1011, when {heir niainrity was 33;C00;. tliey jiad -Hie; chance .of : n "Government .Bill, emerging from ilio Hotisear.d placing sui tin; statute book 11 -nioii'siirg Siyiiiß thorn 55 .per cent; oil X.-jt'i'p'nal Prohibit : on. Did they say, \\?o Viif yj sk j oofi i.t i.si. rfeiiiito on th«-, ilqHr of llio ilou-r-r Xp. In the ■fixs.tvsqisifiil pf ,:.S%"lipiV 'tlioiT majority'had gro'«;:ii. : to .5.1,0.00, .the Grn:ora-. inept- poii,c>* =='j>e'o'Q : lL left' <Snly iiieiri. iiiSoiir: Hilereii. Did tliey m.iuiiiiii":' f\o,. A -few days ag?q .the..present Prime ..Minister announced at Dargaviilp to !.hi-' cslcct : ;\ii !.i''K'ifUil.,ipii. .for yuit. Did t hey recent H No riie'r !o:*e:i!0 ,: t mail, Mr .I,'. M. Hill, supports this Prime Mhii-i'.'er utid his Cabinet; bpju'er... lit iiifv faOe .of .jltese" 'ftMV ciitii liftl?, Vvhic-ii epjihi: :!je.Su:eaiily ifiiilti- . jiji.eii, should .the electors, continue to take.. liiev- geiilieiiion y whin ihey life , urgi-d by .such men to i:!illy to their.stu'.id.ari'i 'oii'p.olHii'g' day ? ttipli at l.ho : liiiui'ovir - ■pi it. They iir'gc' Uio electors 1 at"'tliig -i/ft! surmountable:.. h'iydl.e of 'GO: P'e.f cent:,- dp:.: little or fejlue.e if. and tako.tir.f? (are no; to .eiiiijiltten the voter* that if .their majority of .Sl.v'Op.O' '.v^s. :Übubid(l- tliov could hpt th.eii .clear if-. .I'erhsi|>s: ' liey' ;ux-.. wise. If i"u> eli-st'.ifi did r.ot go a.i the luirdlcs' : miolit,.ta gpne,. And now to prpwii t'li:; JV.rco : Their Ipih!- ; ing lawyer itiraft's. the clhsijo'. in the .!,a'tefs't : ihvn-ini; l<j;isiatiaii (p abolifili b:iri!iaid<. iiiihgies it. tln'ii. !:;.ter a piimplt'e' ■en'tit.le.il. Ka;imp.o'.d: ! s lih'iiiyer.'' Sicetilqss to .=ay,.,.'] iveiier fe.a;d .it, ■.Hjilifcfl ■ ;ndi'o'b.af;ip: .jtenifpf i4}K.n{«S' are-.Ji.folb: to be jcii; tai'.i'/fi liy ,i"no ion era 1 pi:blie, ivh""> tneni- <■ tv t>n iiiilitieai' tpteMiojis is u.-naiiy fiiort'liv.e(j, wojUd :Si)j;ftn6.^ip» : fii\;tl;t.h«. pj.;'o'oi> d'i'laring in tlif-u'ti?'. )Ve "ill It'ave no en ri- of yn:ii 'on-.iii:<' bi'Mr.C!->;--1 a:ii, r! ' : " .•v.N'n-tlQfO'ii, : Jiuic ■J1... U'lAi 1