PUBLICATION OF. THE LAWS.
A late Edhbor ii the N eA oileaAs fIessOnial
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Republieqn and I've think justly,
of the repeal BY q Iaie Congress, ofthe law which
required q publication 81 The iaSs oi Congress 70
be made in one neEvspoperlih eadh State. Thai
hw ought 1. NOT d to have been fepealeds' For The
sum of thirty thousand dollars the lawssSeEe pub
lished ell ihs states,, sue way as % bring
them prominently aud dplainly before ALI abe cli.
zepa Rul hQya is ]. p0ssy R. Each ID member Of
Congress ge.sl lhiscoPy, and feW.edpies are sent
10 s'edeh stqtes whilst The laws afs published
only in the Washington City papers "a Is this
juss2 Does it consult the greatest good ofth
greatest numberf Every man in the Gonfedern-
cy is presumed to know the law, and is punished in
person, or loses pecuufarily under The law; and
yet under the present system sit is snOta possible
for more than one man in ten to Know what The
law realyis. This is. the peoples, ,goEernment
but in this age Of sel6sh1ess and corruption, how
very few there are who think ofthe peoplell Phis
is the peoples government, and we are clear for
their knowing: every man ofthenn, all about every
law which is passed at Washington. ssF This in,
formation can best be obtained from the newspa-
pers i; and we hope the old lazy will be re-estab-
llshcd. - ~ s.v--R Rg-rrsrs