The enterprise-recorder., August 16, 1912, Image 2

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Railway.
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MISS WILLIE HOVARD
Exclusive Acerjl l'cr MttOiscn Cc:i::tv
K :.d i :i i.s'. d arr-nd- i
is a Imal n I l-f.-i.,f .'-ijirif in ,
It ai'ii- tu jdv e t'ne L'isla- i
k u i te laevale r special ;
c'V.(.( (ii-ti a.is, aral th-e i u Vinu vcr rommnnieat inns aniicai
tint-- .'I'a.i- .; le.'ids lor the I jn the Kntei inise Re cordei leme-
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lt must he undei ct(t'd
that I j'(',tr to play tin
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eis. favdr such a procedure.
There c an he no objection to the
propose d air. endrntnt, ,ie Jar as
we can see at rarest nt, find we
lielieve that the amend merit
should be passed.
The third j.ropond flint ml merit
! is the much disc ussei and olten
Associated Press dispatches ol j impeifectly vinderstood Initiative
la:;l Saiuniay tell us that Thto- ! and lieierendum. The jnirpose
dore Roust t It's speechut Chita- !i this- pt posed amendment is to
! 'th, Senator Root's ' vest the It jrislalive authority of
.ri.atjon and Piesi- j the h'tate not only in the State's
ic.chci acceptance tboKn it jaese-'lath's V-iit also
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.e )'. Iififd ltd oi s W hot t of. and not necessarily Ihe
views of this paper. An instance
of this might he mentioned with
repaid to the riticlo in liist
week's paper, sighed. A Coward,
in which soine timely objections
wtie raised. Theeditor, erson
ally, did not agree with all, how
ever, as, for instance, the ice
and light (jueBtions The under
standing was trial the town was
to furnish ice to Mr. Porter, who
in turn was to sell it to custom
ers at i tent per pound. As a
matter of fact, however, the
town has been unable as yet to
i th" people thtriSthts diitct-! i ,,l!v s.uonlv the ih niiinil and Mr.
hovild thi--proposed aiT,erid' I'oitfr has been forced to ship
he ratified, twenty per cent jn, in addition, a iiuatitity of ice,
'.ottisof the Stiite may ! aiid this necessarily makes the
ll(r an .'lection on a bill they j c( higher. Our private opinion
h fi t.erorrif a law ?ni )t t'
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('"on, has no 'ou.- it.
tlieia 1 1 inttd find
out
V'e rntit iy c. y
tt.it, knov, ii c full
weekly f-aper iiwa
Miidison Cou.'itj vv ill have no el
feet in dtcitiising the numlier of
tilt st "pt.blic documents," but
,i :''i- oi the State give a major
it in finc roi such bill, then the
bill bt u'i;,,es f la a' upon procla
mation by the (iovtrnor, Sim
i'aily, t a e ir,y per te nt of the
act, item,
or tesol'.'-
t u :i, pa-', d by the le gi.-latuit .
ttferied t( them, ar.d thov ate
i na-1 votei .- r.'i.i) ha e any
a i;-;g ! ( i section of any act.
the''
r owr Pro-; tne trai
at a little : they
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down here in
1 in nit', r s ,', nether or not
di allow sat!) action of
the legis'laf.ire to stand.
As a siifeguaid, the proposed
amendment is ad mil able. The
people of Florida restive the
j in the matter is that Mr. Porter
has been doing the best he, oi
j anyone else, could under the eir-
cum.- lances. It is true that the
j light question is at present un
I satisfactory, hut this is caused
j by the f act that ne w machinery
I :s being put in. and ,ve are told
I I hat when things are tu ranged.
v e will nave the proper service.
A leards other items, how
ever, we think the writer's
point
knowing i.lso that we have lair right to propose legislation and
ideas ol the i ip hit and wrong of
things, especially when, as in this
instance, these ideas are not in
lluenced by business, politics,
Friendship, lewanl or hope of
leward.
TliE KME KiWOStl) AMLMD-
Mo doubt every one of our
readers has seen the notice of
election appearing each week on
paj't' 4, at which election the
people of Florida will declare
whether or not they will ratify
three proposed amendments to
the State Constitution. Every
voter in the Stite shouldread the
to reler all acts of the legislature
to themselves. If we believe in
the intelligence of the people of
Florida and in the right of the
people to rule the-mselves, not
alone through their representa
tives, but also directly, whenever
v ere well-taken, especial
ly with regard to the illegal sale
cf liipior, which goes merrily on
in both Madison towri and county.
THE NEW PARTY MOT A JOKE
Several of our exchanges have
been disposed to consider the
candidacy of one Theodore
Roosevelt for Piesident as a joke
occasion demands, then we must land to look upon the new Pro
agree with the purpose of the 'gressive party as an insignifi-
proposed amendment. Suffice it
to say, that this pa per, after
having been undecided about the
initiative and referendum propo
sition for some time, announces
itself in favor of the proposed
amendment, and will work for
its passage, and we believe it
will pass on the coming fifth day
of November, 1912.
cant factor in the political life
of the nation. We beg to differ
with them. However much we
wish to see Woodrow Wilson and
Thomas R. Marshall our next
President and Vice-President,
we are not blind to danger, and
it is our honest opinion that this
Progressive party, headed by the
arch-demagogue of the age, is
port ant part
November election. We
believe that Y il-ion ,v d ?jr
shail wii! v. :r, l-'.;t V. btlit ve ai
m llj.it r,oo-e n e it and Jol.i s-iii
u ill ; ot he m t'.-e ntities.
V e -ay the above be'tause, a
tina g cUei tilings, the pe !'.(
iiiility f Roosevelt, is it mar lia
ble. A nan of boundless- e nor
gv. overweening ambition and
egoism r::n riot, he !- truly le
iii.il ial'le. !t ,f true that he
'i."nl, "Wiiile ''oiigiess tallied, 1
took the canal," and then he
turned around, when his ex was
gored, and made the slogan of
his new patty, the command
ment thundered on Sinai, "Thou
shalt not steal." It is true that
ht leiii-ed to attend a barup.'.et
at which William Lorirnet, who
was accu-ed, not convicted, ,;,s
to be prese nt. and then turned
around and dined with Boss ( V,
in comparison r.ith whom. Lori
mer, with all his faults, v,-;i-' an
angel. It is true that while
President he did nothing . to
break up the mms. and now he
po es as their invett rate lot' and
as the ft jfiid (! the ; ,. -.-e --. t
is true that he coviih . hj
use o1 the .-te.mi toller in pine
i"k' Talt in the presidential
chad to tuny out "my policies"
all right, but when 7 aft follow
ed the les'ion taufcht him by hit.
predecessor and used the sttam
roller in his efiott to stay in, he
considered it a trying shame.
But it is equally true that he is a !
wonderful man, one who will
never admit defeat, who scorns
danger, who loves labor, who
never tires, and who is not dead
until the breath leaves his body.
For these reasons, we, sound
ly democratic as we are, believe
that this new party is be reckon
ed with. The fifth of November
w ill reveal to us its true strength,
and until that time we can only
wait, earnestly hoping that its
strength will be spent on the old
line Republican party and that,
with these two parties warring,
Wilson and Marshall will be
swept into office by an avalanche
of votes.
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lu'iinn iiU'b lucivohe j rufai.it . l,u(
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Ointment it, reiiimniende'd fur iteliinft-lle-KliiH,
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"Bt. Davis
THE JEWELER
My stock is always complete: he-
cause you don't see window display
don't t hink I have not fot any thing
you want. Just notice for bijj Watch
Sign next door to Po&t 01t.ee, and
come right in. Presents of all kind-v
for School Breaking, FJirth day anrf
Weddinj, all new and clean. Re
member, Spectacles at half price
and I will fit you. Don't ask; come
and see for yourself.
R. Davis, Jeweler
Watch Maker and Engraver .,
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