The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-10-01

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i~.nuruaghmcnJ Upon llr legislative lower.
land. Therefore uru.ruIrrrs hy I'M.
constitution IHe CHALLENGES Is artppttd
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he enactment vi . ,u, 10 he passed hy
both houses at u..-...- .rI apafa,rd hy
tho executive .h.. n.I rftr an ase npf.
son without g..,rea.. r5 disability 10 TN,
Surviving lar.,.. u| Oh. ..ar war and
under the .rat ...ar- OF vn.nh a pension
may br accepted with a.En.f, EtrIasr VI
the consciousness raa. Ill ,umrs d., a 5u.t
due from IAg geupI. through their chosen
tr.buted by the chief executive
Reform in Governmental Expendl-
'u'es'
"FwenIy-eight years have passed stree
New York in convention assembled. recon-
mcr6cd to the national Democracy the
nomination Of Samuel J. Ti,oru as us cam
didate for the presidency, ana declared IL
turn to the constitutional principles. fru-
gal expenses ara administrative purity
Of the founders Of the republic is the FIRST
aud most imperious duty u the tmes-thr
commanding issue row before the people
OF the union This strong expression was
called forth by the national expenditures
for the year 1875. which amounted TO &-It %
0Q0,t0o-a situation which. in The opinion
~ "a iA4'tNiAAF "a fNb ifhH|'f |AFaAhh'AA 80
imperative demand for reform in the nd
mintstrAtion Of public Affairs. As the eN-
penGitures Of the last fiscal year amount
ed to the enormous total Of $5S2. r0 Go1. It
il evident that a thorough Investigation
Of the public service and the Immediate
abandonment Of useless and ~eNtra}agaut
expenditures are more necessary now than
they were theu. This astounding tn.
crease is out Of all proportion to he iu-
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