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Shannon News, 27 October 1925, Page 3

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The Constitution Degraded- —Personal JLilUlvl L V UUU XUUliifiLVVft# A Reaction Setting In. COL. CHAS. E. BANKS. 326 A. Street. BOSTON, MASS. (Col. Chas. E. Banks war. a soldier who foughl with distinction on the Mexican frontier and in Cuba dufing the Spanish war with U.S.A. Since hisretisement he h»s become associated as director of the Edward L. Smith Co , of Boston, Mass.) Boston., Mass, , Ist May, 1935. AN OPEN LETTER TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW ZEALAND. I am somewhat surprised to learn that New Zealand, from whence we hav ■ derived so much that is safe and sane in legislation, is in any way involved in the present maelstrom of prohibition fanaticism. People in U.S.A. who want it can get it by paying the multitude of bootleggers fancy prices. The State is deprived of the revenue, and enormous profits line the pockets of these illcit traffickers. The greatest injury of the Eighteenth. Amendment isuthe' degradation oi our Constitution to the level of a police regulation. It is defied by a large section of the people who regard it as a definite infringement of personal liberty, coming at a time when personal liberty is in danger, and when this infringement is dangerous for the continuance of democracy.. A well organised minority of pestilential up-lifters is responsible I for this condition which is being enforced by a f Navy’ of 500 vessels, and I an army of spies and inspectors. 9 The home is no longer sacred against this growing horde eager to win f the approval of those responsible for the law. | Reaction is setting in; influential newspapers and original supporter I of the Amendment are beginning to admit its' failure. b I wish you success in your efforts to choke off the fanatics in New [ Zealand. i Yours very truly Profit by Experience VOTE CONTINUANCE mum ffirrnwrangr«f»Twr