The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-06-18

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nor came peiore yp~ "'r .siIa
llsheu p'atiofm, ! ,".' wba,
IKE simpiiei'y N tn". caasrnor
! Shou'u e'ana ~ -. hnnse and
l sp"he here - VI" ~, o.rb NJ tbe
explained "hat '"t ,. ,Iotgorm
Iesp'otie p'" aractaa have
Wv, - ,ha, nIatform
- y,,, and me.
az |,o,,a-m told YOU
-. rIa,,amm ,h,, roramogt in my
"amInts,r,tinn / s5oul4 sand for the
EI,n.., ordar ., enforcement If the
5 ,h,rL y mos, violent enemy
,s,m1 aoneaao ,sst ave tried to
.t,a, o,t .,}5 ,ou I despised
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sand avarv erooE from under the
-. =, ~ ~oanf,oI NJ NississipOi.
Some people thin& nave 'rleu 20
carry that out In GOOD iaiti' lnFuH
J told you ! was II i1''F o. 'NiIaols
child labor Laws IN MISSISSIPPI I
took this question h'IoFe All D '"e
people OF Mississippi, ana the next
legislature psssed q Is" on the SUI,
I ject wholly in"adequaj" "Heh wa
elected, In my inaugural address, !
informed the legislature Of the iaGl'
and now they have the most mag,
INDECENT statute on Inc SuoJec' IHa'
adorns the statute 0ooNS OF any ''a'e
Of this fair country We lave an III
spector to go to every factory "Ne'e
women n children are p gu
and look after their welfare
| told you | wouIl exercise th'
power OF my high once 10 RAISE '"'
age OF consent from tIe paroaFic as'
Of ten years. To-Day we nave Ina
splendid statute that looks TO a hiShe'
civilization adornlhE our statute oooA'
! tola van I would drive out tn
huckst sbons They had been stron,
enough in the two preceding admin
istrations TO enter the legislature an
prevent the passage OF any Ia"
against them. one DAY lhe past gran
chancellor or bucket SHOPS came I
me and said, I'VE want 10 know "heE
you stand AS tor as hueh as |
, say, you must be with us or get ou
said that | will, and VIII Try
put this matter before the pam PEE
Pile of Mississippi, and VIII sho'
this hideous business before the PEI
r pie of Mississippi in its bare naKe'
ness, and make it as plain TO them a
! the handwriting on the wall at IN
= feast OF Belshazzar. | was defeate'
| But the people OF Mississippi respon'
ed 10 III ana our representatives. W"
House Bill NO l. put 'l"' heiaiio
business oht Oh Mis''ss'pp', NV
forever. lfey MAJ lelpeu ior hot
= ing out 70 rum 'I'e ouS'i'eSo 'n.n ~
give premature patients LOT the i"s"'
asylum
a | told you we had a wholly mad
quate banking law in this State,
pointed out that we needed son
g change; that a bank would break, m'
d who We're old ana unable to get
n, competency again in life would 10
K, their everything. brought TINS
y the attention OF the legislature IN n
y inaugural address, and again in
1t message, and 1t failed to respond.
,r 1914 | pointed 1t out again ana tro
every angie Anu taes iespohoeu a
theS passeu such q oahh'ns "a" III
III To-Day your money is saie III 'ne '"r
m ana the ahk cant IAN anu squai'o
ID the savings Vi sou' 'ie''iAe'
III told you | would have the pup
schools improved, am 10y pleas
o. to inform you that there has be
e. four hundred thousand dollars me-
ID money put to the cause OF the pub
ne schools than ever before In its histoI
ID. and no raise in taxes.
ee I told you I would build good roa
". and drain waste places. called thu
IT matters TO the attention of the lev
at lature. There has been more stat,
Is. laws nut upon the books favorable
Id good roads and drainage canals I'll
nd ever before There has been mi
OF miles Of good roads, more draina
Jet bitches constructed in the three a
Of \ half wears Of Earl Brewers adm
Ios istratjon than in n ten wears befo
'ut ..,a ,a s,,na t., sovor a,
ak ,ns,anas oSuinistra,,o, - ss.
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ru n,tm,mmm ~. ann.nants ais
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