The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-05

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"But gentlemen, can't talk here as /
would like. These carved walls aud frrs-
coed ceilings swallow ~ my voice, tie my
tongue AMI scatter my ideas. bu' put me in
brush ~ bDr o in the oil schoul house
where honest hearts beat back to mine An
electric throb of honest sympathy and ri
lind INV que, nv thou hit swill flow and
III launch upon the h. ads of those would
rob the people of their rights. ,he lightningS
of opposition which W u strike fast and
hard regardless of who or what 1t strikes.
81 may not I've able 20 talk very we'll here,
hui I'll e' press my thoughts some way, and
j vote right, too"
Wi h poetry aud with oratory the speaker
set aside his modest assertion, thr wing
hims il boldly and bodily upon very idea
he thought ne, ded opposition, and even
those who differed from his ews could bur
aimi e his Zeal and his elOgueEce, a fac'
evidenced by the attention accorded him
from his opening remarks to the moment
when lie took his seat.
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Mr. Baker of Tom Green stated that he
had not fav r. d com uiSsiOn until thor
oughly sati fled thai the people wanted u
themselves, yet now he was as consistent
and as arrest in his desire to give the pt D.
PIE what hey W ,nted IN the best possib,
form, aud he WOui0 not permit any man,
ither nv inupnd or inSinuation to impug
his motives or his honesty.
WIFI he came into The house he wa,
tnl the proper course fbr him to pIr u"
was to semi lis amendment 10 the clerks
"rsk ana it would be considered in thr
caucus tonight.
l5i ery, earnestly and enphaticallv he
d. bounced the caucus theory Hebrlieved
! oulspOken expression from all member,
in open house, ami not in smOthering then
ny III a caucus lie Id AT nignt i'll q fourth
story room The caucus Of laN
night, he was iold, held thirty two
IN, mberS who favored an apppinuve CON
mission, and the b lance bound themselves
10 ~ with those h,ry-twn, d. priving them
selves oi the fr, ednn oi All expression of
their honest convictions, either by nrgu
me At or By vote in the house, aud dtprvine
IT, ir friends Of their supp TT.
lie regarded the caucus as wrong l.
t cry. wiOrg in practice, and however cor
rect might be the inenli,In of those par
ucipating in il. he held hat il wnul Ienu
wr NJ resu 5 and 10 bad legislation.
Fo'cibly, logically and luch v he pro-
t.drd " la y down he law and the various
points for Consideration ana u. lie mad
he han' ed j. over tU The caucus ito chew
on IUnigh :"
m. 40, dnwu at ha ,',r't,,.;,', IS 10, "'
wei satisfied with having given the caucus
element several good sized items to cuA
slider.
Mr.. Swan said he had felt ike making
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- - - s W $3.50 500
a y, nv, n "a ~ c"iJ up"n w. onuo"a Wy
= 't ''" 80 81" v" '' VI, ~ ~" W"
.'',, ;, y ~ ,o ;',, W % ruo''
ia -, -, - $500. .i :" 10y W W. NO., W. "i,'''
az VI With ,,va.'J
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Mr. Swan was unfortunate in getting tn"
Moor al 'lhe when The II xns Legislator l.
rrohe 10 DE IN liking more VI leg ilnt o.
IMAM hil regis a'lNr measures, more OIL nee
heak' o'eau ana Duller IMAM on DIS, Dllls
hh'i Oils
lie ssl lor'h MS views on me gu stlon al
Is ue 'oicioly ann WE'LL opp pslhK me lhe
INC ell low rs'V lue c'lhlhiHsio' IN re- 70
5n'" "eAp hses' noi ing 'nal 'he ol'l lei'
aloI 'heh WIN thtlr iIalus IN me sIa't
rra,uy up 10 the rnp'Is, and no On"
"'Iu oi lhr lucktrig sflnss. lie op
o'eu any ra'ure Vi Tue oiil wren al
"hip eu 10 III any hihh OF ahyset Vi mtI
"o'e III HE Stale Treasury with scoop
'noVel' t'"ugn he wa, determined 10 v"e
"r 'he com" ls>hph o'il Whth prlIectad, be
cause his pep le demanded commission
MY n,ehI put ne u IthaIy u, u "
'9 W, H., mo viii 81, WV. ~ uous"
last 10 u axe il as good n biz ss pos,ible. To
eliminate fr IN II rs many bad len urrs a .
ne could, and TO get into It rs MANY good
ones as pos. lble.
vi IL careful an thorough review of IN.
nea IRE ami thu situation callinp 1t forth.
showing al exc, eni mastery of the sub
.ct and comprehensive manner of stat =.
nenl, he Laced hins, If umpqu,yucally on
cord with re house and will his frierdA
Of TIE cau;us.
ltrrapiIuIuting, = said he objpcte ed to
.ecliun No =, because it fixed no limit Oh
x, enses for expert services:
10 sec ion y, because H. renders il obuox.
Gus to hat ptO\ isiun of I'M, Unitpd Statps
constitution winch divides the adminisi ra-
non vi The government into hat cu-uIdl
uant branches, legislative, executive = Il
judicial, am becau tncunbrIs he com.
sion with private Complaints. when it,
tue should b occupl,d il public service.
and l. ave prlvare com. laints 10 the cuuds
ii" u C,td To The long and shorl haui
cIauSr, Jrcau e il drprIvrs towns havins
W" or more roads of tile benefit of cumpe
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