The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

/. ~ hfmnNfaiNs Nhtff the NAluflN
u assumed 10 rule 10 be- In reality the
governing power there should be- no
power. no law. no privilege. NO prece-
dent. no constitutional or other leglsla-
~. enactment that for moment
~ stand between that majority
he exercise Of that power asaum
n of course. Il Il just power to be
exercised No man. no yet ~
no president. no house no senate.
bhy no judge. no court Of one nor
. or ten. or 81 more or less judges
4 stand between the majority and
III wish and desire n. then, the
lty should rule. the people should
an opportunity 90 express them
on any and AZ Legislation re.
o,ifrt,GlllA. iyefnmeui~
ef words. every proposed law
arri be- submitted 10 the people
Il, their scrutiny. consideration. az.
urovai or rejection. In order TO know
within uhat bounds they must he held,
a construction ombodyinT certain yell
known and accepted principles. d'hn-
ing the rights u each and every indi-
ylduaI. should b. established. and 90
proposed Law should be- submitted Tor
4 \. ucopls's rebellion or q 7roNal that
AtIfaf. I'D without ambiguity
1En|f lorih i,s og-s-smis- thefe
snifei constitutional prcrpmiiyrs
iy. 10 ihH time. and. In fact, AZ
lmo ln the history Of these United
H. Of America. have such preroEa-
! ever been exercised by tho pyo-
A would 0f could have given them
ustument By ihe people and for
s0rle This a hfoad a sweep.
ind 90 some xviii appear an af.
ding fiaie4eni. boo u o. true new
erihtleis md Declaration 81 indo.
pssasnos iofilly declared an men we're
lorn frss and equal but the constliu-
tlos Of ne United States. adopted d..
tsf annullod that Grand declaration
ana len q great mass 81 lis population
fsssfy % per cent? Niihcai de- pale
sna beyond lis recognition. u provided
n. should vote. ior a representative
fefu Of government. with a house aud
sss,ls presidential veto power and q
,.s.lhls supreme court review Of all.
IA eoafi having the power 20 annul
an nat the house. senate. preslden, or
a. siais might do. and thus we're the
N r,.rlss rights and privileges Of the
I'm ..,ls eunningly cuuailed a. the very
,,a.hold Of our national existence.
~ situation may b. represented BY q
s,sa The bis end represents the
,.,ss and ihe ballot the narrowing
80 Of ihe funnel the representative
t~d government and the supreme
- Nth i,s poser groaier than any
~.rl,y IN che land the small end ~
4. ams. aud that "a Democracy. and
W A~ofatlc government AZ Ne have u
II ,su Men strut up TO the polls on
.i...lon day. heruilcd into the belief
49,, ,hsy are Democratic klngs. re-
eageag menarchs. by their act mould
.1.plns directing and controlling
- i..linica u che nation In minor
,,,r ihey perhaps have AZ much 10
:, a. ever they dld In important
--,.lstlon they are represented 10 the
eflsnt oniN or th' 'NNi"t'i ""N'HiA
snd integrity of a helpless minority.
Whai W. want h majority rule souie-
,hlns We never had and a new con-
silluilon that guarantees a. That is
uhai The blade fa,ou aud q will icy
40 make Il the neat issue la the next
and In every other campaign until q
wins or ~ oycrlasilngy knocked out "
The nlade 10 Willing. within proper linz
lis. b trust The majority. even " the
sHsioerail, Tories and other selfish In
teresls Of 1871 we're not 2. u SIC.
0raw in OccausIde lcal blade.