The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-16

them my sooy axertad tn show that we had no dealings with tn: Democrats and the niggers. That IS. always recollected whom I represented fna shst 1ennysS 2 .mish. %yis.i sasn some" =
 m only mention this that may con- sist:ntly suggest that the .,ta Cnristian h,an ,a ps ssns aora to forsst even even for q moment. whom he repre- sents. And whenever one of 'em for gets las one did recently and takes advintase of me when t.hsn he has ., me Is.t,n on to . stumbling block or rotten wood (worm eaten at that) I'm obliged to think that his principal gives him no D.. s1s 'osh of aek sd sac of courtesy. q get my ideas of gal gether from the backwoods).
 coileFs.. T Hniversi,iss f and the ike are are training men out of the natural de- pravity of backwoods ideas of cour-
 h.a sses.isn ;oms time ago A te have introduce nef o me to o congresasion. tic. You on msn the s94 ntroaaction to teai an audishes Is q painful thing; q mako this re- hsve Sas aImost eoneiaded shss tss very elaborate introduction is the trick of the poor speaker. The man who has :s9 ds:ss fsS no ass The fellow whose omission from the o 1 a aeRSts Com Eagle Orator. or Boy Orator, of the % tsat fse noer 9ns ass ths title e of foaoSs shs sora Liar ls we" sa'n0 nTS S ns soSes ssusntd snd n way way of tntrodaeins me. i wa. at his so ihs os s9 snoy snd ! .1me sss there to be sampled, though truth eUDs S gay yw ss boS hseas eea sse Sse'aS asauain.anes sn} o} the psopls xhe% nad msks ew and ss reckon he introduced me? Why Brethren. this is Mister -E he told other. He says he is from Alabama and san he Tonyn may be; sor as far as know but
 He seemed to be in the frame of
 Tt sounds like
 It sounds like lic;
 It may be true
 For I don't know
 But 1t sounds like a lie.'
 marks under the unfavorable circum- of poiiteneO I told those people how they were blessed in having such a
 Don't ever let anybody "introduce" you to an audience It's a sure sign that you're not worth listening to.
 I've just been rattling along to get your serious attention to what may in Its entirety: I imagine: though: t nos fee 9o s n unaer .he lRRps fight believe that's what they call iD of taste. TO the present shame of the State they were elected more as Dem ocrats than Architects. I don't want of their election. My skirts are clear. the supreme Court is no better than said. to the glory of the Populists, with us to make a Supreme Court so many on the Bench.)
 don't know that I would go into
 . h tades %isf defnssp # Se Teud cant speak in their own defense l un- dertake it as a labor of love.
 The people ought to understand that were were tired down with % extra loads makers and the Lesisla .ure: SRo5h didn't know what moment they may be called upon to settle the great and oyershad.owing question of whether the Senate: that they cared mote for Court lecture and being Democrats 1t gard for the people; and. past the age Tor an eye for beauty they did what peopneR neRe and hope s hH thereR De no nc M re eonsideration: There should be con stant teaching that OU,,ss our Ccurss W,sn are Court "reverses itself there's a little occurs to me that a, very High Court the many questions. Then there. was a sudden scandalous reversal of the Court on the Income Tax question nf 1oT pol9ea Rsi paTpose sf is @ sible that the Judges were above sus- picion but. all the same. an immacu- late Judge ean seanse sS the Lords sake. let the Capitol be marred as a monument of judicial lack 1asie 0ue and pray that there there be-, be no reversa. of plansl
 It is too late, now, to speak of the few spms qsmarR. GtheT on tm ba for this sitting.
 I believe Populism Is undergoing a loved State. You need not be alarmed if it matches out as Democracy" J. Culpepper.