The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-31
BAILEY SCORED
BY tTnfRIDGE


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1 as he was supporyine sNs tlu BE
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/ thvvr vac hsilyy question ful
I t0wet by the rgmAfk that ths senator
had told Ihvm Ne As Interested in
1 a national hank The ssuatof auswcfr
/ "a thAi II hts Was Go BE temporary
Z deposit as ;hc senator from Texas
said "a temporary deposit that could
| hy pttkdfawu ghp hpxt week there
Z was no purpose Ia the legislation
The only ~ay tho democrats
| could defeat his bill waA By ftlihus.
+ t.riuR against S. Thee ala so. bat
I this RECORD shows lhBf Bailey got la
I fo unpleasant argument wttA uatp.
1 Nriaugiu and lhe nAtuT from
i Georgia Toe democrats regarded
the blll as An adious measure They
4 Wrrp afraid 90 lgt So come rs q vote
( iu That situation instead of adjourn
/ las Aldrlrh. believing hr could pass
4 thp hlll Nifh the aid 81 nalicy. made
I "a motion To- taks a JpynsA from
/ O'Clock % y O'Clock a. m. for the
. purpose Of rushing the bill through
$40 RiEbt session They took a vote
upon the notion TO recess. senator
+ MCl-auriu OF Mississippi lpaEo 3.lJ4
/ OF the same Congressional Record
called for the ayes and noes on the
motion Of the senator from Rhode
/ Island tAldrichl Re wanted to puI
the democratic sheep who had stray
"a off on record And on the same
page here are the ayes and noes
| Those voting aye, for the motion OF
AldricR, were AldrIch, AlEer' Bail
ey'' applause Always voted
right, Renewed applause and
cheers Why. great God If / could
Quit my practice FOR thirty days and
nose around n that Record there Is
no knowing what ! might find
Mr. Etheridge continued reading
through the list OF senators who had
voted for the Aldirch motion until
he reached Depew, when he stopped
long enough TO take breath of
pure air He declared that the eff
forts of democrats for the cause OF
good government would all fail until
they should rise up and fumigate the
senate house
From a state like New York. with
Plat and DepeH, we can not expect
much, said he, but when imperial /
Texas with her honest and unpur- |
chasab!e yeomanry takes up one of /
her sons, either native or adopted. |
and cloyates him to that exalted po- |
sition, they expect and demand of |
him that he shall wear the mantle of !
Houston. Hcmphin, Coke. MaXey. |
Reagan and our CulbeTson zap
plauseD, and they are not going to !
be satisfied with any man, no mat
ter what his mental attachments. il
ne does not wear that mantle. 4
great intellect when its energies are
expended in the wrong direction.
becomes great engine OF oppreS-
/ sion
Mr.. Ethcridge continued reading
the names OF Senators with whom
Bailey voted upon the motion in
question until he reached DRYDEN
and Elkins, eNclaimiug al the evi-
d"ucc that senator from Texas
should be- hooked up" with them
Mr. Etheridge then referred to his
visits To- New York for the purpose OF
forming % law partnership with
/ Judge Alton q Parker and said he
/ challenged Nh Bailey to make pub
I Die the John l.. Workman letter ask
/ ing the senator 10 WHITE 90 letter TO
/ Judge Parker recommending Nh.
} Etheridge.
! Nh Etheridge resumed reading
, th" names of the senators with whom
Bailey voted ON the AIdrich motion.
concluding with QUAY H, then read
the names ut the senators who Not-
ed boa the negative. this list including
do, NAMES OF no., democratic senu-
tors Cu!her-ou. Dee said was absent
land excused uu account of Illness.
bu' D., NH~ paired against the mo-
zion.
-A-E Senator Bailey ah, De- alone
bfut. thrru-h The democratic lines
and - found iu thr N}drich- p.peW
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