The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-04

viii guarantee the workingman IA
compensa ton for injuries received in Il
service OF his employer Ttis law.
! passc /, will save TO RAILROADS and utht
| c.. - .aticns employing labor the eN
penses Of costly litigation and viii,
the event OF injury, give 20 the Wdrh
| tamil . compensation reasonably con
rnelsuIate with the loss without in
posing the necessity Of a long draw
out suit and years Of waiting
l also favor an effective law creatin
Board OF Arbitration and ConciIiatio
to assist in the adjustment and settle
nent of all labor disputes
favor an eight hour law as apple
| to all persons employed in the construc
tlon of public buildings works and I'm
! provements.
| also favor effective laws in respec
| to child labor.
| / believe that fairly understood Their
| is no conflict between labor and capital
| but. In the broadcast sense. their tru
| and best interests are identical Blu
| provision should be made for those who's,
! ition and hardship without injustice OF
wrong to the employer
Reforms in Judiciai Practice and
Procedure
The practice in the courts of this State
Is obsolete, homogeneous, expensive anG
out of date. II elected Governor ! vii
changes and notifications as win insure
justice. promote dispatch of business anc
save untold expense 1 can not in this
statement outline such changes and re.
forms in detail as | favor but ] will I'M
dertake to do 50 in some detail at an
other time 7 believe that I can render
some aid in this work by cooperating
IN spirit Of mutual helpfulness with
the Legislature Such a work wen done
win better insure Justice. the dispa tcf
Of business Of the courts. the enforce
nent Of the law at such a saving. bott
In time and expense. as VIII confer i'm
10 ntrr pnraIo Az.
in this connection, l trust that | may
be pardoned If | venture the opinion
that nv acquaintance with the bar o.
this State. my long experience and prac-
tice as a lawyer as well as my service
On both the courts OF last resort in this
State. having Jurisdiction Of both civil
and criminal cases. should email bic rnt
% cooperate with any Legislature whicF
$ In earnest to render public service
n such manner as TO DC of benefit 4
ny country, and in SO doing / shall have
er and the Judge. but the too offer
7rgotten man the litigant and the pub
c. which has suffered long
State wide Prohibition.
1887. and voted for il in the electios
I'D last July. and would vote for sucI
easure whenever Presented. My sup
'rt Of II is as measure which VIII
us or the saloon. These evils and the
OF our State by the cor, d
pit and corrupting liquor interests :
shai always oppose further S
nder majority against such measure a
the last election, such election has n
the question Of Constitutional Pro
'iti1n practically undecided. since il s
claimed and believed by thousands OF o
people that such election was at e
dcd by such frauds in respect to the g
'ment Of poll taxes and the shame Il
use Of vast campaign fund and II
er Improper practices which brought Il
nj the apparent or real defeat of the Il
eminent, and |, therefore. believe that n
VIII be wise and proper to have tbs ot
slon OF Statewide Prihibtion again ri
mitted under proper regulations. the n
endInent Of our election laws insuriug NJ
asst and fair count, to a non Marty and ii
D. partisan election to be held in 1913 p
the end that a fair and honest ex-; n
,5sion OF TIC people may be mad in a d
do not however. believe that one : c
cal option should be a test OF ones I
andiug AS n Democrat 7 believe there
enough. wisdom and patriotism in tho
party to provide for the lust
'ttIeuent OF that question by the peo-
e Of this State. believe that the bust
SIS OF selling Intoxicating liquors is an
oud be prohibited. and that the right
d power to do should. by proper
ans, hc made available. and that such
arcise OF Constitutional authority is r
Regulatory Measures.
'r"dinc q settlement Of the Prohibition /
nstion by the people at large. at q
n marty and non partisan election =
Ike an honest effort 10 secure the pas d
e of laws removing All saloons from y
a residence sections of our cities and ]
yus substantially limiting thcir num- =
y now iwuos"d. requiring under PEN
ties sufficiently heavy 20 secur" due