The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-04

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You would have u managed for3 com
?ducted, with frligality guarding
against waste or unnecessary expense.
i sinterpret that % mean you would
have the smallest number Of well paid
officers, agents, servants or employees
consistent with the proper and efiici.
ent administration Of public affairs.
Your representatives and servants
should be well paid because: In that
way only can you secure intelligent.
capable. economical and faithful ser.
vices. So. sfz55 I ';.l.y
Frugality, understand 10 mean,
THAT careful management Of any,
thing valuable which expends nothing
unnecessarily and applies what Is us:
ed to a profitable purpose" Frugality
does not mean. as ! understand 1t,
THAI our unfortunate wards shall be
kept on the least possible sum Of mon;
ey, or thnt our boys and girls shall be
given only sucd educational advantages
as can be had by the expenditure Of
a nIggardly sum OF money. Every
Vast VlrginIan believes In giving to
these unfortunate people every com.
fort, every enjoyment and every
pleasure that money can buy and the
State can afford. He also believes
in giving to our boys and girls school
privileges and advantages equal to
those given to thu boys and girls Of
any State in the Union. But we must
not forget that our eleenosynary In:
situations are. being kept and main.
tanned for the benefit OF the unfortu.
MITE inmates thereof to whom ths
State owes comfortable subsistence.
and that those In charge Of these in.
situations are simply servants Of the
people, charged with the duty Of rsn.
dering to those people the greatest
aid. the most pleasure and happiness
possible with the money appropriated
&.
for the purpose. The penal and re.
formatory institutions are places aof
detention for those Of our people who
have abused the rights and privileges
Of citizenship; they have violated
some law which the executive Is
charged with the duty Of enforcing.
And to those in charge Of these insti-
tutions permit me to say It Is your
duty 10 Sc that every law relating to
your institution Is strictly. faithfully,
honestly and impartiaily enforced. md
that in all things YOU set an example
for the inmates thereof worthy OF en-.
ulation. 4
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