The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-03-26
Veto Of ahe Agricultural kBurea-
Hill,

the general dIss4tstact,el cr,,r,a.ar "a,
among the farmers. hortlcutlrisi- all 'fr-r
gt1wers OF the State. ver-ln- - 4 1, rs uaep
indignation. induces u t. reier t. ,hi- matter
! I al the BIZ a. iramed Was Gnconst ii gilaaa
AT would nave become In0per4llve hai ne is,
ever been made betor- the courts w4s ciezr %
| Governor Perry's mind waen he Sc the W.T.
Si~nei upon the measur Tne Constitution
distinctly states VIVA officials constitute tar
I Governor Cabinet, and this bll provides iass
i new Office should D. create an becomes
part o. the Cabieet Tnl> testgrr rendered
| tI= bill imperative the Governor decide,
aIaG the State los; a handsome revenue aas
tbe CONSUMERS OF fertilizers lhe grand opppna
NV Of staying the D2imln- Of up0n them, q
spurious stuff dignifed by Inc appreciation q
fertilizer The dark hints tina Ii. Croverua
was more than anxious Ia veto Ine blil becaase
Eensacoia WAS heavy shipping puInl Of ,hai
part ocular merchandise makes O. TIE t50veruW
sectional and Local partisan tina; i. Decumr
tke ehiei Magistrate Of III STATE All ne,es agi
injustice L. manly ciarac.er /, tn h!l vas
u"lc1nsiltntleaal. the GOvernor wa~ rirht AMI Ii
Snotlt nave me, lis fate, VA. q ine-lle. ae-
Ise' only iAu!t We Can fnd VIII GoFeraar
Perry anG bs veto prerogatve is hi- incoasis
eBsy Ia Vetol1g ons bill that l. unconstitutional
ana signing another that is equaliy -. lt-x1t
TIE Pensacola Relief Bill disco vim tla; cigr's
corporation Il Is true iha, KNOWING =. ms
malciy the requirement, OF his owu c3y i VS.
a Eiore powerful temptation than human a2igs
could Withstand. for il ever lne application q
tnt brush OF reform WAS ncede.l Ov any place
uFasr the globe Pensacola i ,nst p4f1lc.ar ctr
arid lhen the Governor being iAxvey saa sei
CONSUMER o. oone-ttusi and nlghiy ammoaiAied
paospnates, could not So directiv KNOW the Heeds
OF Hie farmer and gardener a. L. IN er,Ilizers
oeang pure ana unauthorized Now some pei
pr hosd the ialiaciou> i.ie. To-, GaVernass
slaD Id moi make mistake - wnisge. s,gBi6
caaiiy L. each other tina; c0nsis,-acY T.
Je*el and thai mucl, de bends gpoa whose az
IL u Thai Is gored These seli-same people VII
iesa~ some day probably. th4t aOoat the oaF
pr2r9gaiive Governor possesses i ina OF MAJ
M mistakes. and the veto nam1ler i TelT
e1e1!iFe way OF fatieaing oui taag ihaugh
ina thing may b. All administrator = Eass tSs
Reporter
Ine editor OF the ReD2rter gce, Oh. ot Ills wE
to fAst az unneriiel sur upnn Governor PERI
and Inc lmpuiatlon contained IN ais arEce Is
ooth unworthy OF the editor AM grossly unjust
to az updght conscientious ana soe officer
We quote the Reporters ciifnrla III f3ll % Prove
by h's Own testimony that he has n ground, IS
lis Charge o. iavoritism
Ii goes "iiipl sayin- tha; Governor PERI
"as, r1gnt III vetoing the Agriculture. BugeA1
biA from the lact thai i. is conce lei o. al saae
thai The bill was in direcf conici w.:A he coz
sutrt: OF. and knowing this to H. the csse lBs
UoFeFnor, under ms oatb, was conlpe'iel 70 Fe-
1" y, Attn" II doing ,he bucolic eiiior Of TIE
reporter was one OF the oxen eored an Brs3ieys
vegetable Fertilizer agents preveuiei Use
maGiag a corner We nave H. doubi there Il
great need ~ restrictions to preven; fhe peo2ae
frola being swindied by unprincipied dealers N
worthless fertilizers, bur those seekiu- resiei
shoatid get their laws up in such shape that the
Governor can sign MS approval without commit
ting PERJURY. and ii they will he viii gStiIy Dc
3d.
As /" the - Bill DissoIving Municipal Corpora
tons, etc, mot Lae Pessfoo1I Rcls<f BIZ the Only
objection the Reporter ma To the Governors 4p-
prova' was that il was equally unconsiitl ;Dsnsi
with Inc Agricultural Bureau Bili-that Is ii tse
opihifin OF the astute editor OF the Reporter The
crueiai test has been applied and the law. which
was ~ much needed and which will be % IN
calculable benefit has been Unanimously Ieoiaed
b. a f's1 bench q tee Supreme Court 81 ttr >sax
y Fsoysd0 90 D. constitutional the opinion Of the
editor OF the Reporter TO the contrarv notwith-
Standing. and = the brush of reform j. giving
The needed application in this particular ely
Now, friend Finley, Governor Perry may not
De coaasuBser of bone dust to any great eI,enl
and We are confident he is not dear in that
sriicle, but he * 8 lawyer and he knew jast ex-
sctfy what he was doing in passing his judgment
IN both of those bills We have no doubt II
was pleasure for him to approve law which
granted untold relief TO his old home, rs it wouM
aavt been to any right thinking man. neither DO
We doubt IL would have been equally pleasure
or him to have approved law granting reiiei
10 any portion of the gosd citizens of this greai
wealth, il presented in proper snaps,
zui tine fact that he was forced in the discharge
ID hi. sworn duty 70 veto one bill would not have
astisled his veteing the other, albeit his oio
sour and his personal friends were benefited by
sis appn,ving ~ he did
Ges the bone dust and " Bradleys Fertilizer
'ut q your eyes, Bro Finley, and maybe YOU
will 4ee the injustice you have done our exces
ant &oFernor, who has not been governed W
my sFaca petty motives as you ascribe to him
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