{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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WESEcoND THE MoTIoS--We find the fol- lowing in the United States Journal. The move ment is good one, and should be advocated by the press gener'lly. In \ free government, knowledge should not be taxed. Freedom of Relgon-free dom of [ he Press--Freedom of knowedge-and Universal ducation-seems 10 he lhe prevailing sentiment with the tolerant. the liberal, the educai- ed, the wise and the good But if newspapers g" Tree of postage, il Is argued by some, the revenue will be decreased and tax upon something else will be the result. So be it. We prefer tax upon the wealth and resources of the country, rather than 'knowledge for the people" should he taxed, aud the means of information be withheld from the great reading colnmunty