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A. C. BECKER

HamLwgh, 18th September. ls4l.

PRONUNCIATION of tlie Laws of Maine.
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PRONUNCIATION of tlie Laws of Maine.


From appearances it would seem that the Leg
isature is about to make another change IN the
mode orpromulgating the laws, BY the last reg
nlaton every newspaper publisher that sent to
his subscribers an extra sheet containing the lows
was entitled to the monStrOuS sun of S25 the
new proposition is 10 pay $25 for every hundred
copies in pamphlet form This will not mate
rally affect the papers having large circulation,
while it will cut doon the papers of more limited
circulation four ffths of the whole in the State,
about one half, which would make it a losing bu-
sness and it will not therefore be entered into by
very many of the papers, and the people will not
Get the laws. This is pitifu business truly
We respectfully reject the proposal to do the work
for the State at half price, except upon the con.
dlton that the members of the Legislature reduce
their compensation one half Bangor Democrat


That's right We will follow your example ;
and our wise and patriotic lawmakers may put
us down as Rejection No. 2, Come brethren,
swell the list. The laws cannot be promulgated
in any other way so effectually, as through our
united instrumentality but patriotic we are,
we have to live on air quite long enough without
being compelled to measure out the same element
to others at hair price


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