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eupying the preside1ilal offlee.
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Augustine. ard the seyese bruises II
received, 10 filed his appointment a.
Tallahassee, and held chained an Az
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II VA q stormy night, he spoke
against a hard wIEfj. aud yet. appar-
entity without efTeFt, hla goles VA
heard for more than tao biG,cks away.
He spoke 81 taxatlou, eorr,ogatif,gs
and finances. He believed that tszee
should be levied ~ ~ to make the
burdens fail evenly On property and
not on per.oT41. That the p1,oF man
consumed oB an average ar much
fs,i aud tfsE,aceo aud whisky ~ the
rieb Tnan, bat this was m reason Why he
should pay the same amount of taxes,
He therefore believed that the income
tax war rigb tesyEls tax, and hoped that
the constitution would h changed ~
AZ " make such tax operative.
He believed that Ge,d vas wizer
than man. That God had created
man. 5Orne men were created large
and some small But because man
was created larger than another man,
IL did not give him the night b take
advantage u his slze aud abuse
the man who was smaller than him
seif. @lcIsty was organized and laws
made 10 prevent tie strong from tax
ing advantage ~ the weak, and the
presumption of the Law VA that the
strong would take this advantage.
He likened corporations ~ fictitious
individuals, and said that IL ought not
b. be- presuned that they would desire
10 take ~ advantage, but IN their
very creation restrictions should be
thrown around them. ''If you 30 not
believe he said, that corporations
are dangerous and will use their power
against you, just run for the presl-
deney once"
He said that he believed In plat
forms. He believed legislator was
merely an agent Of the people, and
whenever be could not conscientiously
carry out the wishes and Instructions
Of his constituents, it was his duty 10
surrender to the people his commission.
After speaking for about an hour, BE
was about to stop, and said that he
had spoken longer than he intended,
and longer than he thought he had
strength 10 speak when he begun. SEQ
on! $50 on, was the cry that
greeted him. WELL" he said, II
don't feel az sore a. did when I be-
gan"
NO" shouted an enthusiastic adj
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