The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-07
..LANHAM' VIEWS
Issues Upon Which He
Will Run for Governor
hceinct Statement Of Many Points
Upon Which lie will Dwell.

OIL. .. W. - Aouh"uA> WIZ"
coached by a representative of
News for an expression upon
4 various issues of the coming
rnatorlal campaign, said he had
ling to add at present to the
ment already given by him to
her reporter, and which is as
ws:
NV theme will be the state, as
radistinguished from the union,
8autonomy, its primary sover-
Nv under the genius of our in
.ions. the inf renee of its legis-
IN and policies upon the mate
land substantial interests of the
lie, their direc. and immediate
ern in all its affairs, the neces
for its upbuilding and develop
and the proper encouragement
legitimate enterprises within
borders, existent or in expect
the protection of every cit zen
8 life, liberty and property.
i would not contiscate single
7 of any mans property, whether
~ represented in lands, chattels
Explorations. Let every man
Il his own portion in due season.
ere be any reasonable distrust
e safety of inv astments, the Sc
y Of honest titles and fair OPP
bnity for appropriate rewards of
al and enterprise in Texas |
ID do ali in my power to remove
want Of confidence.
would make no uni list conces
to corporations OF monopolies.
bpise communism and | loathe
orancy. would endeavor 10 al
4ny spirit of intolerance and an.
bism as between labor and CAPT.
Ind strive TO conserve their IN
dependence and promote just con
ion of the reciprocalities of the
and the poor, awakening and
kening as for as possible in the
of every citizen in the state
oct for law and recognition of
right Of his fellow-man.
u favor a full, fair and thorough
! of the existing law regulating
pads, subj sct to any moditica
(which may be required to con-
j. to the decision of the supreme
a of the United States should
Same be adverse to our present
= ment. | have never had, how
nor do l now have any objsc.
&to the election of one of our
pad commissioners by the PEG.
very two years.
shall advocate no change in
, Statutes relating to the issu-
of stocks and bonds by railway
Panies, regulating and restrict.
he issuance of bonds by coun.
cities and towns, concerning
lienation of lands by corpora
and in regard to the alien
(rship of lands. They have
put upon the statute books
hem have fair trial.
shall urge the election of our
men to the Legislature and try
press upon the people thai
the senate and house of repre-
tiVes essentially depend the
ng and aumaking of our laws,
the executive cannot add q line
etract syllable from the law a :
Pm, nor transcend the functions
rred upon him by the constitu,
Ind the laws. He may recon.
he may veto, he may in every
Ppriate way impress his convic
of sound public policy. When
Is done his duty is to execute.
believe we ought to have a
ton in the number of our
ators and a longer time for
deliberations, at a fair com
tlon for their service. This
any other changes involving
ltutlonal amendment / expect
scuss In a more persuasive
er and in order to invite the
Ihttul attention of the people,
nizing fully, no vever, that the
gate wisdom of our convention
etter determine what ought to
ne than any individual judg.
can suggest.
shall advocate strict economy
Ia A0 m ., 90 ~~<;o~ 81 A. -