PORTLAND BYLAWS.
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The JoAo1sng communication from a respectable
troSsr in the south part Of the toun has been
handed Us for publication. The laao Of uhieh
ne complains has not been in opsrdtion long e.
nough fairly TO test its uttlity-rasi her has lis
prorissons all been enforced-.cc trusf, Therefore.
'fr'H hereafter be found that many Of the ersls
vhsSh the urafer dppreher,ds, srsU prore ground,


less and The lam forud 10 be salatary. .Neperthe-
less i0s may be deeetred and as Others differ from
~ ~ opil1o1, a0e are rilIsng the subject should
undergo d,sepssiors--and 10 pron,ulgate the


arguments for and against the ac, proulded ii Be
done IN dtspGssionate maYner-carefullv a.
rosding sreyy thing that may tend 10 erasper-
Sss one class cfe'tisens against another.


To the CiJizens of Portland.


The writer Of this wishes to enquire. what
mighty good will probably be effected. or what
mighty evil will be corrected, by rigidly enforc
ing the Bylaws lately published The writer.
with due respect, wishes to suggest few obser.
yations for the citizens cool and deliberate CON.
you have located the Market
quite at ons end OF the town, as it respects bu-
siness, nearly one mile from that part Of the
town where the writer resides. What the fact
As respects shepkeepers buying meat, There i
= large number Of poor labourers and uechan-
cKs, who depend upon the shops in this part Of
The town for their meat, as we'll as other articles,
ma who have not money to buy with through the