The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08
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yef he "a. defe.tea In. a man ,h.
| could ne III sin Inc affection ~ tn.
people among whom he mingled as did
General Berry. a man who did manv
bizarre AMI stran2c thiags. and whose
methods we're deserving Of much OH
ticisn. Why because Governor
| "a iN I't42IlA- tIIt Et-tllI-1aN l1tE OF
the taxpayers ana tney did NOT know
where General Berry stood with refer
euce to them. Governor Davis COM
pelicd the railroads. long escaping fair
taxation, TO pay tax on L higher az
sessment II required litigation and
a hard tight, but he won. He led in
a successful fight against the insurance
rust. lie secured money from tax
dodgers ana put in the schools. ana
he brought to pass other ceded re-
forms. Because he fought their bat
tie. the people elected Davis Senator,
not because they love Genera Berry
personally less but because thcy wish
public servants who win ageressivelv
do the things that mean most for the
whole people. The people love CEN
eraI Berry more than they love GOV
servant to bring things to pass.
The country was n~troducad moi
many months ago n . nov ma, IN
Nilsson; nolitice wba bas sinc. hon
oIo.+od ca,a. ,oo+ 49, ia
time politicians resented tha Sudden
nopu1aritr az NJ, E,u, ana .o,uh. to
nravant b;s no,ninaton fo, cavor,or
Wbv was he nominatado Eo+ ~.
cauea Of any parsnnal ,onnIaritv
thonph he is > courteous ana gra
ohio u.nt1o,,,, b,4 hoo,, ha,
dono eon,o4biao FOR ~ ,nhIfc uaoa
No. ~ noa,Ia n,ro a ~
wa. chocan nrosacufnc o+.orna
c"omparativelv u"nimnortant rnsition
tnstnaa ~ tonnino r,har 10 bad
prosecuted lhe Pttly oHeilueIS' WI.
Folk saw his duty and went for 1t,
= dead sure hing" He cav corrnnt
80 me-
80 100 -
ting rlch by betraylng the people. He
=, prosecuted these corrupt officials of
: botb noItical nartias rho naonla
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were aStoulldtd ana dellSllted at the
new sort of civic Righteousness dis
PLAYED by Mr.. Folk. They are tired
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generalities and when they get III office
never discover anv violation in law who
h. .,,un III raocoo NJ Ealp
90
mas won the 6oVefilorSnlp ana won
national leadership is because he stands
! fo, progressive nolicjes and fer the
hihS9 PeoPie 'ie : ~ ~
uot9 not dedl IN pidtlludeS OF cut
! worn issues. He is for measures that
,,non ha+ tbn far faII-.
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as evidence OF the Things ne STANDS
for, we give the following extract from
. enaacb n,aaa ~ Governor Eo,k ~
iSAll7'oH' NS" lev o"SH "So' II
said:
"Children of today will be the soy
ereigns of the nations tomorrow AS
the State has the rient IN order to
nrotect society to nnnisb those .ha1
commit crimes So il has the rirbt
to comnal Tho aducation ~ children In
order to hrino tho f,t,r4 citizanIhin
m ia y higher n few yaa,c
ago there was GREAT n,.ni,,dice aaainet
c~omnuIeory adncationaI lavs ,rbic
prejudice believe Is lapidIy nassine
away
lack of education and CRIME
statistics snow ~ hand in hama -