The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-14

der' der is NtHt that all all State campaigns have been largely paid by the railroads 13u plntt Ti,t 9aitie said anG " what was said before mg your life insurance. at New 1o1k: he said the committee nm eynect p'u us when non mo Ime comes to protect their inter ests. to protect their interests: NOW understand. gentlemen r6f 6naI make I this cbaree but reports say that the rail roads have put up large part or our campaign sle,1s eTPeposiit TpPPeposition. " want to danse,ouS i, ta vou again. gentlemen. that the last campaign put up eight tnousa1o to dollars myself; not eight ,t tnotho thomsanS doiiars to carry education to the peo++ ple of Alabama regarding these ereaSS issues I am talking mt about an5 ro god f do not not regret one single dollar of It: l .Sat am nerhaps the only man in the state thao ao can tell you what 1t Will cost you yirc,,. no lar. don't reckon there Is man m the State besides me that can tel you what 1t would cost to send the epecttI Iid if Along this whole line every dniIar of this money that was spent was spent for the purpose of educat,ondi waS az sRRese great corporations. and put you t@ness @ svo,i belong: a free independent State. free independent ,,r Ti'inynSHfP. nyvn af. to control ana Hid mahpSb it: Wherever ever I went tnn,,Id Ia1,1I get off at the stations. I have noticed this myself. this is Conner ne ne says r6sse ~B; B. letters sS' were sent to you ttehrrouphout ter this State. You remem- Der, Der right here to-day that every ,t soi olI
 tary sentenGff seanInarf.oms Sf show ~4s you. gentle. nneS nen' the degradation to which we nave rave tIt~1i: nna In inc matter of railroad extor- ion ion and railroad opposition as sure as 1{bis {1iu was a speech wont dwell on tbat And right here, as to GoVern1Ga Cunningham again; ed we neHr nb;n,nthat ntia it tis tin scrowd there addressed him plaln iafter and asked him the question, now he stood on this mater 95 Ws the eddressed eles e9missio1i com niain letter. asking how he s,nod ntmo on that. But we did not get nls Is reply He neysr, answereo man who m today St Sas 'fo1iowed this platform like a shsrk nSs would a minnow. back to Iour years ago did not know t;M wnetheff nnet of it: IF taVoI,SSu taVo1,S pot know where he stood on it didn't know whether he taVorsu single part of it. and md when when ! was maHI !I tnat SmsY with other State matters.
 xnd in that speech he devoted threeo o quarters of an hopr .p Of d,,rnsd ms SpI pSusInss. a. he called 1t. diagnosing 1t. l ,sn.a toia aS BE- n in diagnosing it that he didn . know anything on earth about It, anu he hWe Gs'T made the fight, if you rec0lo GIo Iact and won 1t; and bear with me asain' riGSt agd here "'55 One ten night about F stoLS IoSck an old gentlemen whose girl ,os in the parlor with young man, NwS,aaiLed in and said young man IS ts o'clock, you let my danghter go @ so
 bed, ag and he [ witt night' E So gentlemen. bear
 Tyitt me, in this matter l wont Keep Wi..,hoii Wi.h W dav. It is a matter you want to | yy0darstand; 1t it important to you. We
 ont tbis matter before the legislature'
 xe got this matter before the Ieglsia.
 in with this election is what? IS tne, the
 Election of your legislature, and If you Sn n0t elect your men, this whole
 fight is lost, and don't you think to
 the we con got them before the legislature and who was the speaker or the aatts, nUTs,
 in in Al AlapSmahdH @s had to fight through the
 Stnta for the purpose of controllins | .Inse railroads in their conduct 10,
 tyords you--who was the speaker 0i 1 the house? Colonel Alfred Tunstall
 pa'it nn this his committee to which this bill
 nau nHnuyle soIitary man in the House wht
 sing eonDosed to it. Think of that l Tbink of that. Every single sollLl.! l Soan in inc house who was opposed t' ;t was my understanding or the mem hers that were on that comittee. "
 s5ot the' House elected for it, for tn, ! nurnose of adjusting and ad1udlcatlnl tbis matter, I believe we had three mei | eS en tbe committee, and we could no 1 Set d report and the hin SafeTrAH- WI