The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-16


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lfom sn adjfeeri state could pftspat
the passage OF "A la~ 10 sisffaud &C.,
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N the house and senate that be hal
been Offered bribe OF s.5 $50 or
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Law. Three Officers OF proven ig-
tegrity have recently been dischary-
I'd from the federal service and an
nnfaithfui officer. whose misconduct
they uncovered, 10 now being prepar-
ed for whItewasIing after his pur-
pose has been established in legal
investigation. to turn over to the
trusts vast and valuable properties
OF the people. Quay OF Pennsylvania,
representing unlawful interests, was
able TO build up a power so great
that. with bis functions as United
States senator he combined the state
municipal government of Philadel-
phia and Pittsburg In one vast ma
chine and was able to turn it over 10
his successor upon his death. Cor
man. an alleged democrat, did the
same thing in Maryland and in Bal
timore. cut the heart out OF a demo-
cratic tariff bill and. dying, left mil
lions in stocks and bonds of the pub
lie corporations In the District CT
Columbia. of whose committee in the
senate. having Jurisdiction of these
interests. he had long been chair
man. Aldrich represented orga-
nized greed In the United States con-
gress, has for all practical purposes
wiped out the difference between the
state government and the United
States senator from Rhode Island.
Foraker from Ohio. for many years
stirred the popular heart by waving
the bloody shirt. obtained aid from
the Standard OIL to establish news-
papers and skilfully accomplished |
the purposes OF Incorporated trusts
and wealth in the United States sem
ate. while naming governors ana
state officers In Ohio. The mai
odorous Slbley Of Pennsylvania. |
Archibold's Infamous spy and GO !
between. has recently procured his
reelection to congress at an adj
mitted expen iiture of over $4,000.
Everywhere In this land today We
assert the one supreme question as;
Shall this government be rescued |
from unlawful and organized greed !
and administered in the peoples In
terest! Or shall the trusts and
combines through their favorites In
office prevent legislation or plum
der by secret favor where they do
not openly control? General Da.-
idson represents this great issue in
his person. through his work and by
the manner he has made. not merely
as a citizen Of Texas. but as one who
has given light and courage to the
whole nation.
Eyes Of Nation on Texas.
In conclusion. to the prohibition
lists Of the state. we say: Prohi5i-
ton Ia not m issue: the election OF
Davidson on his record is an issue.
the promotion Of a faithful public
servant h an issue: the continuation
of defensive attitude toward Of