The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-15

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about the difference between wet
and dry being worth another cam
paign AS for as | am concerned
am disposed to Join that 100000
club of stay at homes. Bailey and an
ii Bailey, now how does that strike
you for something to get up the
blood of 100000 supposedly intelli-
gent Texans to the sizzling point
Brother against brother father
against son, wife against HUSBAND
and the question for decision is one
man the smartest purest and most
astute statesman ever known or Is
he just a human and of earth very
earthly? Many Of you fools will in
suit your best friends next year be-
cause they do not see as you see.
There will be fights and POSSIBLY
homicides because of blind, unreas-
enable alteration on one side and
| burning hate on the other. This is
not prophesy but history For We
have had one campaign and history
repeats itself. You who are studying
the record and getting ready for the
| fray, if you would sit down quietly
| and ask yourself the question Am
| not an ASST" do you not think the
| first bray you raise in the campaign
amounts to an affirmative response?
| Conditions are such that any man of
any prominence in the state can poll
about as large an opposition vote as
any other 1t will be almost impossi-
| bic for any one to inject much of his
| personality into the campaign When
| the fight shall have ended and one
| side shall have won and admitting
| that Joe Bailey~is eonsummate
scoundrel and then if he should lose
we will have replaced one politician
with another. Is it worth what you
hot headed partisans are going to
make it cost? | have told you of the
democratic platform of last year and
written one for next year Does the
organized democracy of Texas prom
Use us any thing next year but a cy- |
clone of passion vituperation and /,
misrepresentation While the politf-
clans and their steltites yamp and
paw the air and prove each other
thieves and liars suppose we as SEN
sible patriotic people study the gov
policies outlined by our
pro and socialist friends, throw {
aside all prejudice and hold the
amp of reason to every one, accept
he good, reject the bad, tell our
leighbors that there are actually in
his grasping grabbing age a few ca
,able men who whether right or
wrong are thinking along economic
Il lines, not for themselves alone
tut for the welfare of the lowly of
sarth. While 1t sometimes seems
hat the spirit of Christ is no moro
God as of old has hidden away His
four hundred prophets and they are
coming forth to combat the forces
of greed, ignorance and prejudice
Any time neighborhood desires to
hear these thoughts amplified all
you have to do is to make your APP
pointment, let me know a few days
before hand ! will be with you You
are good to me and if can assist
you along the line of Independent
thought / will take great pleasure
in serving you
Last Wednesday / mounted B. B
and rolled down to Howard where |
talked to the boys awhile and went
to the Bardwen road Stopping at
the home of Mr.W H. Giles. He had
recently returned from Oklahoma
where he says he anticipates NOV
ing next year At Bardwell l was "a
little late for dinner but Mrs. Wade
gave me a good dinner Bardweli
keeps growing a large double store
house of brick being nearly com
pleted, and | saw Contractors Comp
ton and Walston of Waxahachie |
watching the dirt breaking for ano-
Their The gins We're both doing some |
work Out at the home of Mr., and |
Mrs. r. L. Hodge / rolled up just
before night. 1t was not long before |
Miss Elsie created a disturbance |
among the chickens and soon supper |
came on followed by a chat then a
good nap, breakfast following and |
Just about the time the sun reached |
its meridian splendor we had dinner
l dlt SO DluCU THESE three DttdlS L
was sick all day Friday Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodge came here from Alabama
many years ago with a small family
no money and both small people
Now there are or IL children
They have 200 acres of good land,
we'll improved and are both large
people and enjoying life. The whole
family can talk at once, every one
pays strict attention to what the 9th
ers are saying and entertain all the
guests present so well they feel that
| they are one Of the family. Among
! their possessions | was about to fail
! to mention were two grandchildren
H. w Render, the genial, wholesoul-
ed, rustling manager of the Bardwell
/ Gin company was busy but sociable
/ and set his date up a year,
| Saturday ! met w. R. Davenport,
| who tells me he has purchased ano~
/ ther home and now gets his mail on
/ n a. Dab