Republican farmer., 1920-04-16

It must whenever the legislature should deem it necessary.
 The governor might call it for special emergencies. mental Orders with limitations upon the governors power.
 Where formerly the might assemble the egisla ture at any time, he could do it only in emergency
 Where formerly he member of the legislature un- less he obliged the people to assemble themselves he was now, and has since remained entirely excluded.
 The people of Connecticut by 1918 had fully determined that the should not much control over the legislature and they did not make him the primary judge o when the legislature should meet me peUP Aeu e % m when they said the legislature must meet They left It to the legislature to meet at other times should deem neces sary.
 In 1904 there was constitutional convention, which drafted constitution, the socaled Constitution of 1902 which submitted to the people June 16, 9O
 This constitution by Third. attempted to the legislature the power meet when should necessary Once done only the could the body before the next stated sion.
 The proposed Constitution of 1902 was beaten
 The people definitely voted that they would not make the the sole agency for eonvenng the General
 There need of lawyers of demonstrated ability to in erpret the language of the Constitution Nor is the history and experience which the Constitution based any more than aymen read The Constitution instrument born of the la the offspring from the beginning of plain farmers and the ke who determined to establish and maintain democracy.
 Says Judicial History Connecticut, written by able lawyers
 "Singulary necessity of construction by the courts he Constitution of 188) it's provisions being plain and it's language clear
 The governor to call the legislature that it ray the suffrage amendment saying that in his opinion there is emergency.
 The legislature at it's will It should 1t should ratfy the amendment and Connecticut from classification with the backward of the black belt South Mississippi objects the votes of negro women; Connecticut does not oppose equal rights for white :, TROLLEY FARES DECISION ~ HE PUBLIC Utilities Commission formed it's der with respect to fares street railway lines that those who live in the country those who live in the cities pay increased rates
 The further purpose IS to impose the increased rates those who their fares cash and the chase of tickets which he will deposit fare Those who pay in cash ride miles SIX Il Those who deposit tickets m for six cents
 But if the ride is any distance it will always cents The purchase of tickets for ride miles, secures nc benefit whatever to the rider.
 price the n excess the s person who deposits ticket and and ourhs for comnUer.
 Il A commuter must make trip per day he buy ticket and he live miles of the city.
 The effect of these arrangements undoubtedly be t i increase the and the of the jitneys. | person who buys ticket in each pays tney fare for his ride and the right engthens , cess swes
 heavily penaized heavily that he vii o not usually board a trolley if he get jney.
 Company is bound hot foot in the direc ton of bankruptcy which it has proclaimed
 There is one way in which it keep in competition
 Safety cars cent fare and frequent service tn necessary prosperity all of which has been duly planed in the report of the Lashar Commission
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