New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1915-04-03

in Vinol rebuiICs wasting tissues and
! supplies strength and vigor to the nerves
and muscles while the tonic iron and
wine assist the red corpuscles of the
blood to absorb oxygen and distribute
it through the system, thus restoring
health and strength to the weakened,
diseased organs of the body.
If Vinol fails to help you, We returr
your money.
John r. Taylor & Bro New iberia L.
opportunity for community of ac-
ton, is not difficult. The selection
Of delegates by primary serves
both purposes, and will give to
our political system a permanent
method of attaining in an orderly
manner, with the concurrence Of
all concerned, that result which
periodically is brought about by
the gathering in conference of p
mass Of citizens who believe the
time ripe to organize some reform
movement. In other words, the
voters would have at their con
troll at all times the organized
ways and means for giving force
to their political thoughts. The
only class who would suffer b.
this course are those who thriyn
upon damagoguery.
Hopes Big Man
Will Enter Race.
The next campaign, ] fear, viii
be cast about the personal aspi-
rations of individuals, with no
definite public needs as central
issues save as each individual
candidate may think this, that or
the other proposition paramount
and make it the basis of lis ap-
peal. He is not likely to adopt
the central ideas of his adversa-
ries. The result to the people
must be at best a limitation to the
ideas of the successful candidate.
and not what comes from a gath
.ering Of what is best and upper
most in the minds Of various
groups coming together in coun-
Gil.
1t is to be hoped, however, that
some broad-minded, big-souled
Louisianian will come forth, able
to rise above the petty chickering's
which seem to be insinuating
themselves in public life, and I'M
bued with the idea that apart
from the moral uplift Of the peo-
pie Ito the contribution Of which
the State IL always = great fac
tor), the primal issue for the
moment should be the industrial
and agricultural deelopment of
the State. At no time has it been
possible for a Governor to render
greater service in the upbuilding
of State, and he of zeal and
constructive ability sent to the
task would find fertile field for
his labors. There is no reason
against the State as a business
proposition, commercializing its
undeveloped assets, not only to
the end that the revenues may BE-
increased. bat that the very in
crease incident to fuller devolp-
ment may be coincident with
decrease in the burden of taxa
tion because the same would have
been distributed among contribu-
tors now dormant.
Wants No Political
Nomad As Governor.
Whatever happens. it is to be
devoutly wished we will be spared
the infliction of a man as Cover
nor Of the class l would designate
as the political nomad, attache,
to no principles, but ready to
take from any field where easieg
they may be gathered to suit the
emergency Of his ambition. w
all respect the man who has the
courage of his convictions and
who in political life will follow
them wherever they lead. Tha
is not only the privilege but tn,
healthiest exercise Of the DIT tiec
and prerogatives of the citizen
but the nomad does not belonr
to that class. He is generally
funkey to Capital. a sycophan
to Labor. afraid of any homes
conviction lest the tickle favor @
the mass might charge him for i
Who tipples where the tipplere