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:iIECentE. Whit! Recorded History State Lottery, which was chartered by that which depends upon chance, might not be 1
‘7 5’ EICWhOEC‘E The history of lotteries goes far back in state and grew to enormous proportions, as easy. Considerations may be in the form E
,m pcrcentit recorded time, even into the days of the reaching into states which were helpless to of money or something else of substance, 1
ﬁrs. l - - . Bible when there were many matter decided combat it. At its height the average ticket but a mere visit to a store without any 616— i
: 1E)Eu ilileungm‘ by lot. Roman emperors used lotteries to sales for each monthly drawing amounted ment of purchase would not make the E
f the :15; ERIE ﬁnance building projects and increase im— to almost $2 million. In 1890 Presrdent scheme a lottery. There was a time when 1
ast third if ea. penal revenue, and they were held in Eu— Bemamin Harrison urged the Congress to the Post Ofﬁce Department applied a strict
' , 0 the rope from the ﬁfteenth century on. When enact strong legislation, holding that “the rule, holding that even a trip to the store
my segmentsgi this nation was young, the lottery was still people of all states are debauched and de- was a consideration. This was modiﬁed un—
normal mm in good standing, and it was often used to frauded” by the lotteries, and “The use of der a so-called time-and—eftort rule which
iecl gainsmcm-E raise money f0r public purposes instead of the mails by these companies is a prostitu— held, for example, that while a single store i E'
L . levVlng taxes upon the citizens. As an il- tion of an agency only intended to serve the visit did not constitute a consideration, two i
E lustration, on November 1, 1775, the Ameri— purposes of a legitimate trade and decent visits would; that is, one to register and one 5
- i can Congress adopted the following resolu- social intercourse.” to attend the drawing. The same would be . . E
>llsher tion: Members of Congress agreed, condemn- true of other combinations of effort; such as :1"
3th in readino “Resolved, That a sum of money be raised ing lotteries “as swindling and demoraliz- visiting several different stores,E0ridiEerent E’
ndiana bulletii by way of lottery for defraying the expense ing agenmes, as skin games of the most cor— places in a store, to ascertain winningEnum— E‘
mm a publisher of the next campaign, the lottery to be rupting order,” and blaming their earlier bers. Following later court decrsrons it was E
agcr of the EEE drawn in Philadelphia.” acceptance on a “code of morals, based on necessary to modify the rule once again. .
HSPA Bulletin: In England money raised by lottery was the toleration of Vice rather than on its ConsrderationEmay still be present if there
kin conucctionE put to various uses, including aid in 0010— suppression." is a substantial expenditure of time and .
mm] Peace id' nizing Virginia. This method was described The Supreme Court approved the several eﬁort required, but this would be an unusual E E E ,
on an ad is iii as a means of assessing a voluntary tax and mail exclusion statutes, holding (Ex parte case and the application of the law is now 5 E v E ‘
icr silly not EEE a “fair way to reach the pockets of misers Iackson, 96 US. 727 (1878): largely conﬁned to schemes where money,
gtatc ‘this adig.‘ and persons disposed to dissipate their “In excluding various articles from the merchandise, or other things of value are EEE '
explaining lhri funds.” mail, the object of Congress has not been to given by contestants. i E EE .
(1 down an id In France the national lottery enjoyed interfere with the freedom of the press, or Merchants Often hold prize drawings to E‘ EE E
advertiser used success until “the king and his henchmen with any other rights of the press, but to increase their trade, and announce that the E‘
zographcdshccl began winning the top prizes with unseemly refuse its facilities Efot the distribution of chances are “free,” when the fact is that E .-
l with his right regularity,” which understandably damp— matter deemed iniurioEus .t.o. the public goods must be purchased or a payment E1 E i
ssing to smile cried the enthusiasm of those who had been morals . . . The same inhibition has been made on account before the customer re— EEE :.
. E contributing regularly to the fund with their extended to circulars concerning lotteries— ceives his chance. This is a lottery despite ,. EE ‘EEE .
lvocatc turning‘ ticket purchases. institutions WhiCh are supposed to hQVE a the absence of an extra charge for the E E T
giving a rcasouE Drawings were conducted in this country demoralizing inﬂuence upon the people. chance; the consideration is the necessity EEE EEEEE .
reason need be by some of the states, and the District of The explicit language of the lottery sta— for making a payment to the store in order E 'EE
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secl to repeal oi E the depositing in any post oﬂlce of letters lottery announcements; . nevertheless, ques- ings to redeem certain of them at a ﬁgure in E E E
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'c as the reagent gift concerts, or other similar enterprises of— whether particular schemes constitute lot— cash prizes. This was held to be a lottery i E.
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advertising- InE whatever." This law, with occasional re— merits of them are nonmailable. Because of for the money paid mi. The law hgts been . E E
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