San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-12-06
SAN MARCOS HAYS COUNTY THURSDAY

s ,Vons ~ ~ III 1on" ~ s,r m. .scx
ssso, s:s III, ~ VIZ s saarsss,a;rr 7o~s
nss;n. u,uy ,;as 10 y the ssct thsf Va 49,
5' siss Sna s;Sa Weslth means ;n6n-
D"s ono 1. ass;,,, rs;rs .ha r,hl;c ~
.n's,, unos, rst .,,a y 49, tha npIr;t "a
% ',,a',sSs ~ Jsmsooo,,es ana even hon
ss a.. .tas os,,'a,, ~ srJ 7sc;siators Whsf
- oss S.,'s sS ronr StocImon' = Conventons5
m. treo ,,;,, m" ~ Sasrd~tbev are fnjjv
aMhio M 20 taks care ~ the,nsslves. Par
49, 49, :, cans wssLnsss The moor and
weak Of our race, need, and must
have the fostering care Of Govern
ment or their very necessities viii
drive them to desperation and crimi-
nality. Necessity, not ignorance 10
the parent of vice, hence the legisla.
ture should, at every step, guard the
interest of the small farmer and stock
raiser. And / here reiterate an axiom
as old as law itself, and sustained By
the wisdom and experience OF all
countries and ages, That the best tnfcy-
est of a country lies IN the iaHds D.
ing kept IN tho hands Of the targest
number. of small land oWxers. Our
national law against hereditary titles
and entailments, was intended to pre-.
vent these large accumulations OF
lands in the hands Of few persons,
and hence wisdom says to us, "let al
Legislation be 80 shaped as to dis
courage the ownership OF large tracts
of land in a body, and especially
fencing them in, 80 far as Legislation
can constitutionally go"
r,o ,.;,,o,.s ord strea,os n tba conn.
Ano .. go -. -, I I;fa h1ccd ord sbo,,ld
=: 10y s",5 aIe 'VS sv ,. AZ stats a. SACRED
10 ne'u -. y H. I hanat;t % - tba whola
'.', ..ass ~, "a s no,,ntrw - snd not for the
IT,, p"v LII % r,os hannen ~ own q strin
.9| ,.''I w. ,,.,n, @ tha;ri,arLa And Il aij
=, st.,,.as ,s~ % Lanes should ha left at reas.
pasSI.eS' S,u S:aseo. .ss | !, al ,vots, co,,rsas
% on"u.o .,a" Iass. a,ss,, ~ hrancbss M 90 90 to
",,esS III .'sI, % ,sa % - f,,s waters to m stock
Ao" A. A. w sast ro,,ra lands ~ tba
upon S. Tavas NOV NOW we'll nro4;t
IouuI .n I;..a.., ~ nssra};forr;a wher tha
:! ono g ast ILL., oo,,ntrv 6rst bacsn to
in.noo MA - III H.. ,'s;i,;ons 30 troosura
MTu,Ssossv M,s Saran 70 h,,v IN loroa t,octa :
n1 ,s n1n De~n ~ ~ ~ rvest,ra,,ts
~ ~ iaau 30 - t,.,a .Iat III tho volua.
- -. %a. ,a. ss; 1o =, tba stota wore ahomt g
plo .%aa"laa MnS - M -, : % sarv s,,ccosaf,,l min
70 20 ".JI osI M Io.,. ~ az "rs,m,lot;va Tox
gls' anu n.oJ .aao5a ' ~ ohocL - r. nrov-
~" ~ ,,s'.faat wa .x srocoss s snd X seams T.
~ =. = p H. tho n,,lu conat;t,,t;onaI bona
l1 y IT,. " ~ 80 Tha ,,,o;r foat,,re
- - .h:s a'Is !. = ,,,as o,,o,t th;s. Tor tha
e.. =. .,9 : nnm NJ" o",.as "as 80 ,snd o,vnad ~
ls' nls .,voE ~ : LoSr tha ,,s,,ai ststs
t.e tan ,uas maA oharcsd ~ : I .9rd tb;s tax Was
Ja.,,',a5 S NJ ,,ra,, aooh srccass;va tbnu-
uu.u as,.a .h,s W." a,,na1 Gov ths tax IN tha
emu saa .i,n,,sond i" w : oc,.os r,ss ono ner I'll.
o' .ho ~ . nn tha sacond thorsan9 would
Iao saN ~ I - " tha tt,;s5 fo,,,.' ,,o,. :, ~
70 wv To- s~ s,,,.L az | s;rlt ,,sr .~ :. IT Tl,rs
ah u ~. Un in1 LNoa','a .w so % hasrv that IL mar,
a.,,s ~. ia So s - o,,,, ~ 49,. thsr faw
..'a.,so.,S .Ia | oa.oa ~ 20 iand .rd harca
Saoaoa Sa.,;.., Sa,,rsht [ avd sorrd rro6tahIs
.ap.S. soas | .'a..;o,,s - ,rsr,s - ;,ter,
10, I';y ;nnrovenents and msn,,facto-
ries, while the lands Of the state were
saved for the actual tillers Of the soil,
and general prosperity ensued. tits
now late day to enact such laws, for
they would meet strong opposition