Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-05-20
What Marshall j. Hapgood of Peru
Stands for as a Candidate
for Governor.

IN nigh places. Inc chle1 Executive is
the head of the prosecuting force,
Waterman, as it were, and notorious
and open violations of the law should
not require complaints by private ctr
zens for correction. Under his own in
Attorney General and the various
States Attorneys, bribery for high Of
fees, "Wheels of Fortune" upon our
fair grounds, gambling slot machines
in our drug stores, patent medicine ad-
vertisements upon our bridges and
along our highways, should be swept
away, and his chief "junkets' shonld
be to places where he suspects that the
laws are openly disobeyed.
(2) FULL EXERCISE OF THE
| VETO POWER, according to the oath
prescribed by the constitution. The
/ Governor is, in many respects, Third
| House, and he has no right to approve
/ any bill through mere policy, or because
he fears it would pass over his veto.
Oftentimes veto would cause health
full reconsideration.
(3) THE GENUINE AUSTRALIAN
| BALLOT, instead of the present count
erfeit form concocted by.professional
! politicians in order to further thtir sell
! fish aims. With this in use, we need
not fear corrupt nominations; since an
independent candidate would stand upon
equal footing so far as any advantage
from the form or operation OF the bal
/ lot is concerned
(4) The adoption OF a constitutional
amendment, trst proposed by me,
making Ineligible any memoer OF me
Legislature TO an ONCE GhEA ~ d !,
The LEGlSLAI UKE VI NHlCH he
Is A M EN- BEk; or whose emoiuihehis
are increased thereDy' Inns Wouiu 40
away with undue increase OF saIeIles,-
especially such as the infamous Orap
and the creation OF useless commas
slons.
20 DEN El1OPEM EN- AM IRf--
/ SERNAIlON OF GUN RESOURCE
with the OBJECT IN view TO make yer
mont the center OF great breathing
/ spot for the country east OF Chicago,
| Our scenery and our wild surroundings
are an important asset, OF mgh com
merclal value, even. Hence our axes
and our rifles, should be used with
caution.
(6( TAXATION upon prnclpie OF
| abohshlng all offsets ana assessing
everything OF actual value at Us true
/ worth, once ana once only; manly upon
/ the principles LAID down IN the report OF
our last Ian Gommlssloh.
MANNED and worked upon economical
scientific principles, according to their
/ peculiar local use ana the material IN
manu- ohe mani tliolousii ma % ~ We III
favor the rioht of closing Inv the au
thorites of any town or city, of any
side avenues OF travel against the use
o. au'4Iioplles wIr tne Coilse'i az, ~ .ne
manent SIMMER residents from choice
and most of us from necessity, prefer
flesh and blood to ride after, and our
WELLS sliHuu De iea9oi.uly e,et H.,
imnortance If Is needless to saw that I
would favor law compelling publicity,
and, too, one limiting the expenses
o. calui'!dleS ~ nIsn ollloes' aIHo oG
after fhe adjournment session. in order
to give more care and deliberation to
what should be considered well-nnigh
sacreu act 1 Woulu not approve oI re-
Of Of Ieg5isiation is move stable We
should have one thing. at least, upon
which we can depend.
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