IMpRTSONMENT FOR DEBT.
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The loco loco legislature of 1857 passed law providing that when a plaintiff would show 6y his atid0rit or otherwise that his debtor has na0,aev or other property, or was about to assign his prop- erty, or about fo ieese tke State, scaraae aoal6 issue, and the debtor be arrested "without delay forthwith, and sOith0at pririlege Of BGl, and be committed to Prison. Under this law the Debter could be and scas carried from his home to a dis. tant town, without q moments time to visit his family or arrange his business. And this law the loco loco legislature of 1887 entitled fla .aes Co Abolish hnpyisoanaeast tor De6s" This was the law that the Whig legislature of 1898 repealed- Roger s. Baldwin had nothing more to do with the repeal, than any other member-but we ask all h. terested to look at the law of 1884, and say wheth- CT more infamous fraud ever stained the statute book. Remember it Whigs! and when you hear . loco loco talk about imprisonment remind them of the law of 1887: Get the Public Acts of that year and look at the law. f lE5 % .ttrtsa v -