Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-22

the land prior to Inc az
supreme court which fin,ll
the question involved, No.
jury has resulted from b.
for the reasons stated Il
that all purchases which !.
good faith should be varlis|
the sources of the ayaiIabs
with which the public sob0i
tanned is the interez. dess.
Investment OF the pt.r4
fund In bonds. It can orl- \,
under existing law In ~ !.
United States. the stat, 4
counties In said state
therefore, Investment u lind
~ bonds and the state bt,
ton Is not authorized to bid
at a lower rate OF inlctr
cent per annum. On 0A1x
when the matter waa c<lK
tention of the legisiatlrsh
sion and remedies suexe<lh
In the treasury uninvestei a
OF the permanent fund ~
withdrawing earnest ~
forts to invest 1t this fir1 4
had increased 10 sit1.Ct
cumulation arises from ~
dented foreign demand i1f
bonds, the action Of cowIs
ing bonds already held v
fund md absolute redemp1<
by counties. Foreign laa
have agents In this STATE VI
every probable issue q IN
vent counties and secure n
fering premiums (which ~
education cannot meet ls1i1
limit of 5 per cent to vA|a .
strlcted. And In many ~,
fund higher interest bond
school board into 9 per celu
sell to outside investors oii'i
premium AS long as this "a
lists a large sum will prplA
In the treasury, and cohsf
minimum rate Of intuta
reduced or the requlren&
amount paid for such be-
exceed the par or face yal1l
pcaled. or the field OF lnvts',
be enlarged within apS
bounds. The Legislature y
an amendment to section
the constitution which Il
permit the investment q
fund In agricultural land' y
fit OF the penitentlary sy1'1
to be responsible for sun
In effect the proposition Y =
to borrow money frou ~
the Interest and principn
primarily from the receipp
tentiaries, but should inE
Client, payment to be mhoe
from other sources. 10 w
plan It may be said that
vide necessary employm@l
restrict competition VITA "
working them In comp1'..
competing fields, assiH
taxation to support me
by making them self-s9sur.
cidentally furnish safe W
the unemployed school "
amendment be adopted M
essary to render II opt'1@
care fully guard the lnp.
state and especially llmi'
OF money to be used fo'
REFORM IN cRIMlSaI'
Public economy and ne Y Y
tice imperatively demAila w y,
criminal laws. Criminal ~
legislature and gross nst.r
ference of others there . a, 4
defeated this reforms'l,o,n !,
Is ripe for you to take IVY I,
ton in your homes nuo N,
mnrles and by clear ins'lo ri.
Immediate and certain
representatives. Grades
increasing, criminals 50
and in consequences dHlft2H,
and the machinery Of lu'1s
preston in mob yiolens,s' n !
ing recommendation
to the iegis'siu''
and emphasized. 4. Il \
Frequent miscarriage. m,
felony cases in the trial 'y VIZ
versals by the court e. u I
peals upon purely tes.'',,
call for prompt rcioi ,'',. a
criminal laws In eer'''-
That the guilty often -.
defects in criminal pn. PIX. a
neither proof nor elsu9,' a''s 4
II is notorious, and hss ,s
public condemnatlon. ff az Z 4
the cnuses which haFv ,.a',. A
suits are the corfupt XXX N
two men on the jury, ~ W.. Z, NJ I
diets, and the inequan'r.'. y. I;
challenges which conpe l,..i||
tice BY defendants e, q IA Il
the panel after the ~. ~. 'I,'1 n