Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-07-30
Policies Advocated Briefly And
To The Point by Candidate Paul6
FITZGERALD, GEORGIA, July Is, 1910.

FITZGERALD, GEORGIA, July 25 1910.
To the Voters and Citizens of Ben Hill County
In as much as candidate represent you the General
Assembly Georgia. desire of the principles
| will advocate if am nominated and elected.
In nv former announcement February general letter
the voters of our county, stated briefly that had the highest ambition
to represent citizens the legislature and merit
their giving this high and honorable office would not
only be under great obligations Them but would them the
capacity of That would
have believe was my purpose from any selfish personal amb
ton to get myself in special legislation but to
serve my feow-cizens all of legislation openly fairly and
equally
Again reassung you my sincerity these expressions furt
er appeal to you specially the advocating of hod be) vital
issues wholly sympathy with viz Cd The Unemployed orr
The WageEarner of Employment CD Common Education
" Broader Education" or Educational Advantages.
all shall favor and effort possible create in
this REGsTREs supplemented in the cities by Employment
Agencies Emergency Works. Out of Work Policies The motive
activities shall tend the WOrnman the laboe
obtaining through them employment for the skilled and msked
1t highly recognized that NonEmployment something be
the workn8man and hence appears that
only them undertaking perfect the remedy but
rid our State of its evil effects
EDUCATION
am strongly in favor maintaining Fund
Especially would favor the increasing swelling of the fund because
schools reach the of people believe that liberal appopr
made them and propoonaey smaller appropriations
the various institutions that benefit only few am frank to admit
senveness touching weakness scholar yet have
high conception higher broader educational advantages Fully
and higher rural school buildings needed
paid teachers that all these advantages may
be within easy reach of every citizen of every
should be opposed increasing the tax rate of the state
Constitutional otherwise The income the suf
cen pay demands against the provided the appropriations
are judiciously made
opposed increasing the salary of the state officers they
paid for their and the ought be
budened with taxation pay salaries state officers
believe equazng the of the that the burden
of taxation will be borne by all justly and equally
believe the proper restrictions of corporations They should
bear their share expenses administration and of freight
passenger should reasonable and just the and
to the
in favor of maintaining the prohibition law and would
passage that would aid rather than handicap
the officials the enforcement of the However, this question
should in this campaign is issue in the state
candidates governor making ISSUE and the
changed unless bill to change the law should be
proved by governor all of the candidates for
pledged themselves bill which might be
passed changing the present law
Promising nominated and elected this office shall do
the people taxation and shall all
times look brought before the General Assem-
bly, Upon these principles have declared for ask support
Faithfully yours,
W. 7. PAULK