The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-04
RE[ 4. HlnDEE n|lUGU-
FED GOVER0R or FLORIDA
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its distribution of powers the
Esitution has divided our govern
Il into three departments. As the
h 81 the executive department
D Dot forget the intent of the
ers who wrote and published that
1t instrument and who s.aw there
faeh Of sail departments free and
brdiH ate A free unframmelled
Independent judiciary must ever
ain the bElwark OF individual lib
An enlightened AMI incorrupti-
iegisIaiure IS the absolute essen
in governmental progress. BY
ION Of supposed particular knowl
CT our laws and policies. ac-
led through the administration and
EutioH Of them, it is made the duty
ae governor to CO. operate with
Legislature and assist. if possible,
rs Law making functions. ! shall
pose measures ana policies. bur
nof attempt to influence their
Etion through the improper use Of
futive power
! { are 10 be congratulated in that
] OF experience. ability and patri-
conservation to the public good
been chosen as head Of the con-
&aiicnai department OF our stale
rnmant. For my part ! am great
$leased 70 be associated with them
The work ahead OF US AMI can but
! thai The official family which
with Bfepriety call the cabinet,
from the abundance Of their ex-
hence contribute much towards the
hess Of cur administration. The
sion is quite opportnne for me to
4 them assurance that executive
rferenee viii moi be INDUCED. And
. IN keeping with the spirit of the
shah I concern myself with their
hrtmentai affairs.
il Other Officials Welcome
N wish 10 welcome, as co partners,
men and women who have been
en TO fill their respective posi-
inciient to the administration
The law There should exist be-
En- such officials and the chief
Euiive q spirit OF corporation and
nal heipfalness. Each OF us may
j feel honored that we have been
I'D 70 service That our fellows
such confidence in our fitness
J they trust their business in our
bis We can best repay them hy d
BeieDtions regard for the impor-
duties OF our respective Offices.
be laws of Florida must be en-
ed Private property must be re-
tied. The rights az the individual
auarded in his legitimate aspira-
:. bat al no time and under no
Xumytances must the Individual.
#ther IN a personal or in a cor
4 Re capacity, be allowed to assert
u self 70 the detriment o. the supe-
n rights of the public. The obliga
II Of law enforcement is upon the
,utive department I trust that
81 of Us may be associated and will
8 ehow hear the call of the people
& real service and for high ideals
he administration OF the law
Unit ne further 10 indulge in the
"a that il viii not be necessary for
& - chief executive 10 resort tc
Il instramentaiity of the constitu
al. carrying the power OF removal
Subordinate officers, il order tC
e. a proper execution Of the laws
II incorporation Of this higl, prero-
Nv IL the hands Of the governor
ii emplates. however. a necessity a.
n Tor its nse. would have ey-
I pRe clearly understand that
not hesitate to use il when Their,
ears wanton disregard OF the oa.F
u ,ftiee or gross inconlpeteney in IN,
N Torrance of official duties.
Better Care of State Institutions
Perhaps no greater service can bl
i Formed than that Of caring ter GU
a Institutions. Florida has no
backward in making provision
( her unfortunate. who. by reasol
inlrnity OF mind and body. hay,
Come legitimate charges upon tn
u She has also provided institu
n corrective in character 70
b e who have violated the laws. tn
- Hospital for the Insane at Chat
4nochse and the Institution a
aIaesville for the epilentic and fee
Ri minded Adequate provision 70
~ r maintenance and humane treat
Mt Of the inmates must always b
rved The Industrial School 70
at Mariana and the school {
~ character for girls at Ocai;
ncareerating hayward youth
somehow lead them back 10
eel Tor constituted authority an
\ ienoe TO law. and especially 1
~ two institutions. the applics
M Of effective methods and human
tment upon plastic minds wi
nj ely redeem and reform them. Oh
Il on Farm at Raiford should be Oh
rsed only by that class OF eonYici
81 physically able 10 work upon II
MI roads. | am in sympathy wit
w. practicable humaae methc
81 in handling the convlcts Of Il
taae He who would mistreat ther
rwho would lose sight Of possih
FORMATION is utterly unfit TO de
81 the problem. but / am unwilliI
R an ultra -humanitarianism TO di
81 our policy 10 that extent that y
% sight OF the economic and di
binary questions involved In inca
eral!on / believe the Farm shou