The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-30
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Of foljx that sill @ear awaE. The
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Sa1 af application Waco Tribune.
Toe Waco papers give 8 fairly as
earatc description at the way In
waleh sa many t.s3zllaEs find tae3r
way into che stste legislature, and
1 Is procedure the people shoH}d
past q summary quielas upon With
out DELAY
La this progressive age IN which
We ara living there are entirely too
many men who desire 10 live by
their wits. AID thousands Of these
enter the already oyercrowded pro
LESSONS with the mistaken appre-
heusioa that honest labor is beneath
the dignity Of their future careers
Finding the professions crowded.
and especially that OF the law. the
embryonic lawyer must be provided
for and is showed into politics as the
most inviting field
Il is believed that term in the
state legislature will either give
these fIedgiings standing and infIu-
ence sufficient To open the doors OF
a lucrative legal practice to them.
or opportunities will be accorded for
q successful political career. They
learn something during their legis-
Iarfve experience at Austin. but the
attribute Of the most rapid growth
is generally conceit and self-import-
auce. They pay no attention 10 the
things they are sent there TO per
form. but are continually on the
lookout for the points that Will
score in their direction.
And the people pay the freight.
/ While these youngsters are frittey-
ing away the time that belongs to
the people they are costing the peo-
pie just as much as if they were ma
rure and seasoned statesmen. They
are blocking the wheels of legisla-
ton. and they are standing in the
place of good men who would give
fair recompeuse for the honor con
/ ferred upon them and the salary paid
them.
There is no reason in the world
why the people of Texas should be
| compelled 10 maintain a legislative
! kindergarten at Austin. There is no
/ reason Why these men should not
/ get down to business in some more
lcongenial line where they will hon
estly earn the dollars paid them for
their service, and not be constantly
lschemiug for some method by which
they can augment the financial hold
/ they believe they have upon the
state treasury.
The time has come in the history
Iof Texas when we need some ripe
wisdom i'm legislative circles at Aus
tin Fort Worth Telegram.