The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-04-04

The people be hahBeu' WHAT
right have they to have rights any
way? Who shall ride them. that's
the only question now.
Owing to the latitude given the
judiciary, a Judge in chancery may
enact laws as well as interpret them'
a dual power merging the two sep
arate and distinct branches, fraught
with the gravest intrinsic dangers,
since the most sacred human rights
NAV turn on the wisdom and integ-
rity of a man just under whose skin,
however learned, just and upright
he may be. it is said turks the prl1I
mordal savage. owing to this say
the police and taxing powers anord
usurpation the most fruitful held OF
aggression, field so broad and COM
handing that not single clause OIL
the constitution, not single -
doubt of our fortress Is secure.
To illustrate: in order that all
may share the burden as we'll as peh
eft. no principle of taxation is os'-
ter grounded in justice than that
nuh,ic Improvement can be done
only nv a general and uniform taA'
vet YOU may be singled out IKE a
slave or convict and forced 10 worn
on public works or pay ruinouS
lump tax. .,,
The shackled slave OF the SOU.
st least knew his master VINO mus.
bopse. clothe and feed him' ou'
yours is unknown and at night you
oro turnad out to brows like an on
Again. the basic principle tha'
most distinguishes Democracy
from other forms of governments 10
tbo, except in an economic sense
there can be no such thlng as '"''0
or class distinction, nevertheless uh-
dor the flagrant abuse of these pow
al, eor4e CT classes are fostered'
omcpg whor, dare say, the sneep-
loving dog-hater is at once tAe i'oS'
favored, pronounced and perhiciouo'
o,t of whose presence the vagaponu
dog-lover, after paying his anhua,
tribute (the dog taxi to MS leIu"'
,ordsbin at his Rhinish castle, ana
on being dismissed with becomihs
bo,,arr that is scorned as II some
sort of germ. should old pa''ere'
hat in hand. like an obsequious vas
sal walk backward.
The poor social pawn whose ue'
generate tastes classify him even IL
Democracy, with Instincts 10"
oroupb and big enough heart "
wartonly share his crumbs with th'
poblest animal God ever crea'eu
that truest and most unseihsh o
comnanions. whose loyalty was JUS
nc fine and true when misfortune
tod nauperized him and all nj
friends had basely deserted hlm' d
whom he rode to hounds ike
landed prince; that incarnation u
y;o;,anca that guards him IN co
as we'll as castle in its very dreams
that clever, alert, unique ma'chieS
friend and slave so ready 10 ioreN
the cruel hand that smites II an
then die in it's defense, that withou
trace of guile or thought of reWar'
Looks him squarely and adorlhgy Il
tho owe. begging to serve hiN
through thick ard thin TO the Ie.
end and then as the last possioi
.,Srte of noble unwevering loyalt!
starves upon his grave in a hero'
toll surpassing all human deVotlor
Moreau was the only man IN d.
tho world of whom Napolean wa
over Jealous and for this reason III
nresence was concealed at the grea
hattie and victory of Dresden NIL IN
next day when in pursuit OF the a
lies the soldiers heard a little spar
lei moaning so piteously they stoi
nod N learn the cause. They foun
written on it's collar: Il belong
Cen Moreau," and lying near by TN
body of the great Marshal.
say this poor puddin'-head SIM
whom the love of dog has az
graded from the peerage OF seventy
Six to feudal serfdom-kind OF jill
Crowed him-and whom the passin
alienist now pauses to eye with
r,uch professional interest-and su
picion-seeming to say: I'm dashe
If don't believe that's another on
of those cheap skezeeks whose bea
looks normal but | suspect the II
terrier decoration is hopeless c'u
ter" is singled out, held up an
made to pay for some old sheep n
dog had never seen, and which W.
likely given in for taxes at 81 p'
when killed-or died of old age
the State at IS, and all this genera
uniform, just and for public pu
poses? Why, IL England ever ne
dared hint so raw deal TO the co