The Lamar register., 1905-07-05
SENATOR PATTERSON
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ing lasted untu 1ezrly uidnight, AID
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.o-.fy u the corn.l--s= to- reporting II
favor Of pEocseol1zs to- contempt al
q the committee C-=ssnt finally uli-sd
upor the -nodi6ec resolution. tAzt vas
adopted There E=-z tzo Espresso-z-
rfysE from the s--9-nsg generals o.
fee present.. Ehc = tines participated
IN the discussion i 1zy D mentioned
II passing that Jl1gs Goddard is pres
idsnt ot the Stsrs Bzr AsEocizfiOn- II
-ss stated al the -=sti1g b. those who
represented the .1dzs's wishes that
they dsEired tsyorzoIe action from the
unittee. that TIE coJrt might have
the moral bzcEi-g s1ch action would
give, and that tt= court intended 70
proceed. whether ne committee acted
fsyo-sbly or not J. @sz generally Un-
csrstood that thz pzpers were being
prepared In the sftornsy generals Of
fee yesterday. sEt they Eil probably
Dc served today
When the abOTs acts were cou1-nuni-
Gated TO Senator Patterson yesterday
afternoon By the reporter he said TO
him I had srTz-gsd 10 20 10 Boul-
der county to-Ino-To~ On business, but
/ ~in cancel the appointment and re-
main here. that seryice may be had
upon ne at the earliest possible mo
1nent"
when asked a. 70 whether the pro-
ceedings would i.-erfere with his Phil
lppine trip. he Ezid: I don't know;
that. Of courEe. Elll remain with the
Supreme Court Il isn't very impor-
tznt that should 20. yet / have wished
70 20, TO learn what ! could By per
sonsl inyestizsfio1 Of conditions in
our transPscihc possessions. ! will
not deulur. however. II the court takes
action TO interfere with the trip. The
party with Secretary Taft will pass
through Cheyenne in a special train on
Sunday evening. and / had arranged TO
Join them there
"Of course continued Senator Pat
terson. Il vii promptly comply with
any citation from the court As TO the
articles comp lained Of. l am responsi-
bic for ever one Of them, and either
wrote or approved Of them ] believe
they were fair and just criticism, and
fully warranted BY what has trsnspired-
] Will shiTE 10 responsibility and en-
deayoT as BEST ! can to demonstrate
my right 70 compose or approve and
publish them.
Yes" he said. Il know that under
the circumstances the tribunal to try
me will be pretty much like a court
martial, only here will be no reviewing
court or officer or other tribunal to in
terfere with whatever the court shall
decide. ! consider the proceedings
against ne ss direct assault upon the
freedom Of the press, and ! shall de-
fend that ancient and important
prerogatiye of free people with all
my power / should say no more now
. Let the future tell the story