The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23
ROSS AT LORENA.
A Full Synopsis uf the Gen.
erals Able Address
Yesterday.
Is an Anti-Pr0hibitionist and
IA strict Anti-LocaI OPP
ZIONIST.
Hut Tie Bows 10 the VIII of the
Majority and willing to
Obey the LAW.
His Position in the COnstitu-
tionai Convention and in
the senate Explained.

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provision Ill lhc constitution
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XXX Lix:cn IL and iis nrcJrcessor of
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liz ynio for the instrument both in the
,ycntion and nj Tho nolIs and i'm do.
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t;nning tho Wisdom and exuedieury of
amy of its proyisions. The con-
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unr should If he consulted Ms n guide
lor nnrty action upon questions in.
yolyinp cxpcdieuly In so far us the
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he had voted Tor il most cheerfully.
has;ng his action upon the principle
dcciarcd in The bill of rights that all
nolitiral nnver is inherent i'm the pco.
,In and they have AT all times the
, r;,,hi Ia alter reform or abolish ,hrir
,rs,n of gnyernmcni in such mamie,
e "s ,%.y may see uroprr. If the peo-
'Io ntanv Locality want local onto,
,hcv mr." entitled 10 have their wishr,
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m thr intclIivenee of the majority /,
r. Mn, times In len will prevent an,
"ction lint would invade the regret
nTthc Individual. And constitution
would in the sueakrr's judgement b
Icfcctiyc which failed 10 provide flo
tho dine enforcement of the popula
: viii In such cases. But because h
toit II his luty as n representative q
The people TO provide ADEQUATE ma
N chiuery for popular expression o
u his subject mud to give due effort I
!" such EXPRESSION was no reason VIII
20 no should be deprived oftLe rights c
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