The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-03

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property. hat. what II far sSorw imlsar'
! isn't. the hcnss, the shs~f prop eta
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/ mean str ruin ~ The entir~ rnunsr,
hut proposes II f"v lsxssIs,trn sseh -
tAls h~fs.n advocated srr dir~-tiy ~,
1 posPxi 10 this 'sa-s ~ Ancisftatic Tie.
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grtersewsnt - the Lev
/ A few years NJ" there wIs tessi eoasl
plant that Ia. law e"usi Mpt l~ sl'
yoked axsinsi wealth, OFFENDERS. Their
| h NO A,k,h ec,nplaIht nov, Thv en- ~
| of the department. ~ ins,ie. during b.
hst few years i,xs 'ssnn such a T.
/ mike Il evident thst M man ssH8d
| sts,,e the INV. shnt n, ~ ysrstlsl,
! ~ wealthy that u csnn.t he held l., y.
| rpuni Everything ,hs, ZEN tr .lpn
| under tho existing Law snd wilh ~
! existing state Of public opipl"a. ~his
| - profoundly Influences both the e"ai.
| aud tnrt~~ has ts~a, done. hut the law
| then,s<lves' need strengthening fl'f..,
, should be maac more nchpI'c, ~ '',r
| no honest MAN can lie led unwilling
70 break them and ~ that the frN !
wrungsioer can hc readily punished.
Moreover. there must ~ the l,al,''
opinion back u the laws or the laHa
themselves VIII he Of no ayan The
two great evils In the execution of our
criminal laws today are sentImentailty
and technically. For the latter the
remedy must come from the hands ~
the legislatures. the courts and the law
yers The other mnst depend for Its
cure npon the gradual growth OF
sound public opinion which shall insist
that regard for the law and the de-
mands OF reason shall control all other
Influences and emotions 10 the jury
box. Both OF these evils must be re
moved or public discomfort with the
criminal law viii continue.
Injunetions.
Instances OF abuse In the granting
Of injunctions In labor disputes con
the minds Of those who feel that their
rights are being invaded and their lib
erty OF action and Of speech unwar,
| rantably restrained continues likewise
| to grow. Much OF the attack on the
| use OF the process OF injunction Ia
wholly without warrant, but am COY
strained TO express the belief that fo'
, some OF 1t there tis warrant. This qucs
ton Ia becoming one OF prime impoi'
lance, and unless the COURTS will de,,
with 1t In effective manner 1t Is cc'
tain ultimately 10 demand SOME for;
> OF legislative action. 1t would be mo
l. unfortunate for our social welfare
:. We should permit many honest NJ
u law abiding citizens to feel that tn
A. had Just cause for regarding our cou
L. with hostility l earnestly CONNIE
NJ to the attention of the congress I
or matter, so that some way may he
IT, vised which will limit the abuse Of
IN functions and protect those rig
D. which from time to time 1t unwarra
II ably invades Moreover. discomfort
q often expressed with the use AZ Z
i process Of Injunction BY the court
!, not only in Ia Dor disputes. but whei
/ | state laws are concerned. refrai
from discussion or this question as
am Informed that II Will soon receive
the considera ton OF the supreme court
The process OF Injunction ia an es-
sential adjunct Of the courts doing its
work well and as preventive measures
I are always better than remedial tie
wise use OF this process is from eNc,.r
standpoint conmendab bic But where
II is Iecklessly or unnecessarily used
the abuse should he censured. above
all by the very men who are properly
anxious TO prevent any effort to shea
the courts of this necessary power
The court 5 decision must he final. The
protest is only against the conduct g.
inIivid ual Judges in needlcssiy anti's
pating such final decision or In tt"
tyrannicai Us" of what is uommalIN "
temporary injunction 10 accomplish
what is in fact "A permanent decision
The president urges the passag" ~ -
model employ ersi sliahillty act for thr
District at columbia and the territ"rirs
to encourage corporations 10 treat il
lured wa-eWorkers better He rm
phatically iudorses the eight hour dH'
The president urges the states Go
fight IN. child and woman labor evil
He SAYS
The national government has Hs au
ultimate resort for control ~ child iH
hor the use of the interstate CONNIE.
CLAUSE. 10 prevent the pr,.iucts of Chi"
iabor from entering lnto Interstate ruu.
meFcp ilut t.furr using this it vu-iN
certainly Zee euact mo~iel laws "n $50
sahlect FOR the territories under ii>
own immediate contluL
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