The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
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G. Ths Legislature Is solag 10 ses
many ErseeGsHts saiass pg~ssas LESS,
casaons fall Fhsre viii he Bio 4hssaes
Of fsetiaHsiissa shas pFNmtsss wei
TAers will b+ q sS@adies spplteaii1a Ia
shst basziaeas Of the state. few . asF
raisksttag trips and dsgsrnaInalios IA
the cart az the members ta w9rh tor
the aphail6ins VI TsaItessee
II Is eyfasat that tas seaa3nrs ars tn
be bets 6usinasltke and haEanoaEe4s
Thls IL the general seai!nasat ot thoAs
nasrret~-s hrr@ ana w also ls@ GlEeESls
expressed siah Il Cos elect Roberts
Ths governor has outlined bis soai
Nicn psaaaly To those members Of the
general assembly who have called eRoa
htns. and mass ,ss sAcns have He takes
the pesltaoH that tAs fiaAmees of the
stats mast be completely reorgsnisrd
4ae made hia campaign largely npuH
that platform and he has given the
matter m0ashs Of careful study lie 10
Working ON tive or sta bills waaeh will
eaat1dy TIE main polats Of hts plans.
Ia a general gay Gov Roberts be-
lIevcH that there should ha csealed y
tai commission wtth real authority to
bring asoa; more equitable assess
meat and taxation on the property In
sh- state ne believes that tie hadaet
sysseMl Of appropriations shuald be pat
In force In order 10 bring about h
sygtematie rxrresatr1n sr~t~~sn ths'
states receipts and expenditures he
realizes that Ells siN meet Sitk pppo
sition hi some quarters. and partieusar
ly from this vi ueationsl interests OF the
state. which will fear a decrease IN
their appropriations andsr sa@h a sys
TEN Coz haheyts. sosever. 10 ron!t
deaf that through friendly conferences
with these and othwr interests a;fast ed
hs will b. able to secure their 90 opeF
ystion instead Of tnc4rfipS theit opPa
s!tSon
The foregoing Is briet SUN nary ~
what tadgt RobrTgt"ts'a Use fT#nsarrs
Ut the general ASSEMBLY ha' first No.
ihAfsrs that tsresc -pt"FAesa4.d al..a e,t n.A
ssst@>Esr 4&Avs,, 4sb4!AEa,y DIVA u. 4ns u!
tsken up promptly As soon sg'et M
tao houses contsre So possible lls
wants the states hastaeas attended "a
and disposed 81 cary 10 TIE sesstan
instead NJ Ia The rash o! tae closing
days. and he WAITS Nil local legislation
held bach until these impoTtSn. ssa,
eral bills have been acted urnn
In other words. he II 'ry tne 10 sei
the members ~ tbs legislature iu start
the new year right aud az hr has a
mos, persuasive manner of handling
any business MATER 'sat he takes ~
aad has moreover the po'i'tral pow
ar Of the incoming chief executive he
may succeed In hayias this innovation
adopted There are re political issues
such az have divided tho democrats IN
a number Of recent legislatures and
the eay seesIs % be cleared Tor SOsYe
real constructive work for the people
OF Tennessee
Judge Roberts has made one other
reeuts, He wants his inauguration set
early In the month and made as simple
and as short as possible, 30 that he
may "a. once take up the problems he
has 10 meet
Gov Rye has been a very busy vsn
He finished hts final address 10 the
leg lsia.are, Ia which. hs,. x&n o0tasaA
hriafly the History Of his admintssra.
tiou daring the past four years and
make few parting recommendations
The governor. Sith brilliantly sttired
mem hers Of his military staff. was the
eentral figure Al the presentation aad
unvetling ~ AZ OIL painting OF himself
which Is "a he hunF In the stats u
h-ary. where the ceremonies we're
held Gov t'rgt Roberts sas al Gov
kyes s.ac dgrtac The proceedings ard
tan rson was t11i~d 10 Overlooking
with tho*e w0o had gathered 10 httpr
tan r*,3riag governor
10 tAe GrE&EtfasNn a' tA@ EeN8ts
MA ho1sn haI thu election ei fl,ej5
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