The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-23

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personal feeling Of FL viii ne has
against the President Of the United
states. i IS not q spectacle that any
If us can look upon either with sat
isfaction or liberation"
The Reply OF TiIIman.
The interruption had not been cx-
pcctcd. and it created general interest
throughout the Senate chamber and
IN the galleries. Thc quiet chat pre-
vailed was almost oppressive. and il
was none the less marked when Mr..
Tilimau rose to reply. He said:
= haEe such respect for the great
ability. high character and patriotic
services Of the senator from Maine,
and nave had sucn intimate associa-
ton with him during my service
| which IS not half 50 long ae his own.
that he caUuot say anything in tho
way Of rcgIlIlaHd to cause me 10 lose
my temper. / van to say to you. sir"
addressing MI. Iialc directly. that J.
ana not defaIning Theodore Roosevelt,
and ] have not allowed my personal
feelings. surprising / have any. a. die
tate n uttarancc Of mine today. j
want - SHY 10 you. sir. hat il you viii
offer a resolution appointing a ON
mittcc Of This body. COMPOSED of Re
ppblicans alone. To XaIni into the
facts. ! viii give o the nafne of
four witnesses IS reputable as YOU or
l.. VIZ F#t~ SN ~ Llf &a4l-4f-+AtH
that ! have made as 10 what ~actually
occurred"
Mr.. ha.e-'L the Senator produce
his testimony IND his aGilavits before
he stands up before the country and
| a~ssails in this rude way the Frcsi-
deut Of the United States"
Mr.. Tillman-"Ah, viii you then
offer yoar resolution appointing .
! committe" to get At the facts2'
Mr.. Haie-"Iet the senator himself
cffer it.
Mr.. TfIlman-'It is none Of my
business. It is yonr business
MI. Hale-"lt is as much ia" SEN
ator's business as it is miae."
Mr.. TiIlman-"NO. you havc just
accused me Of having personal ami
mostly and hatred to CRAFTY
Mir. Haic-'I do not credit the cE-
lgGcratcd statements Of the eW5D#
Ter press about this incident. | be
lieve they arc all e-Xtravagant. swollen,
and not justified by the facts, but
Whenever any Senator, upon his re-
sponsihihtT, declares that there should
be an investigation and asks for an
Investigation 50 that we nay have
not false statements, not Virulcncc, not
deuunciation, but facts. nobody on this
side VIII object to tina resolution"
hIr. TiIlman-"I viii offer it and
put you to the test
Ctlarg.. Against Roosevelt.
Mr.. Tilman the quoted tn" official
statement concerning tho Norris IN
cidcnt, and said that in ignoring t"o
rGattor tic President had practically
endorsed il. lie added that y" had
been t0ld that another lady haG been
treated mt the White House Very
much as Mrs. Morris had been.
NJ Halo au,i, r-ononstrat,5 with
Mr. TTIman f,r makino ~ Ee1a;o
thn arana rar the di+rIav Of his nor-
sn1aI preiudfccs. He declared that
it is not true that the Senate is In
ciiacd 20 bend the pregnant hinges of
The knee to the President. end that
hn had already learned that tho Sn-,-
ate is an in~Garandnnt body. re
added that Senators consult most
freely with him and advise hir, if
they differ with him. "Eono Of t.
hesitate to tell him if we ito not
agree with him he added. "Ene
create The Impression that the Senate
is guaranteeing its rights. | will not
submit to this a-rrai@nnent."
Mr.. Tiliman aid in replying that lie
thought Mr.. Hale should not. in viaW
of his own diaVOWa1. have repeated
the settlement that he had spoken a
he had because OF personal feohnG.
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etatnd that he had soon Ms Mnfris
carried off. like a sack of salt With
q negro at her hcclS and her dress
hanging from her knees"
.Givn MS the name of tho witness"
Mr. Cauiu~rr s1ie~cstnd hut Nv Til
man declfnnd e4ving that no ~nrafar-
red tn hold if for the Dron0sad invrs-
tiration Tta addo1 that he had names
of fou, Mon Who v,0f,I1 testify in
4haco facts ae stated
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