The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-18

LIAR AGAIN,
CRIES BAILEY
Says He'll Brand Word Across
Forehead Of Accuser
SENATE ONCE MORESTIRRED.
Texan Declares Republicans Should Use
as Fair Tactics AZ Prize Fighters,
at Least--IIits at Square
Dealo Talk.

Washington, May AS. III another.
statement u i question of privilege yes
terday senator Bailey Of Texas denonn
oed in strong terms charges u double
dealing against him that he plainly az
tfibute,l to the President.
''i'li brand across his forehead the
Word sliag,f 50 that in after years alI
men may know him, and ALL honest men
may snun him. were Baileys closing
words in declaring that 10 mar could
Charge him with double dealing and cs-8
cape his denunciation.
The Texas senator, aroused to white
heat over the aspersions against him
printed II the New York Tribune and
the Chicago Tribune, which lie holds thrl
President inspired, said that he Knew
what were The fortunes Of war aud heI
elecrfully accepted them, and ii II beI
civilized warfare HE had no complaint
Gospel of the Square DealD
In this century Of civilization and
progress he added, when the gospel 81
the square deal Is Oh the lips Of men,
osr political adyefsaries ought at least
TO fight with the common fairncss of the
prizeiighter. They ought not to strike
below the belt
The senator had ARISEN To reply fur
fher tn assertions made iii the news
papers nc attacked Wednesday which
were practically repeated yesterday
morning. alleging that ex Senator ean
dler had sent memorandum 70 the
President through Loeb saying Bailey
was suspected 81 working to further
the railroad cause.
Memorandum TO President.
He asked to haze put in the Record
il letter he had addressed to Chandler
asking for any letter lie (Ghandlerl
might have written on which such
charges could be based. After His lei
fer 70 Chandler was read Chambers le
ply was also presented for reading with
This memorandum 10 Loeb dated April
liz
ITO the President;
"I'he game Of the railroad senators Is
I'd support Bailey's amendment and III
dnce him to agree to the broad right 81
review What that Is To be is not Ger
tain but the principal object is TO beat
him, meaning the President. Mr.. Till.
man however, considers himself as net
ing with the President 10 pass the re-
view clause With the minimum amount
Of court power and win not enter into
any such game.
(Sgned) "Wm. T. Chandler
To tllis was added direction TO Lori
60 hand this 70 the President privately.
Then followed u letter from Chandler
to Bailey, dated Wednesday. saying that
lie had not given the President any IS
surances as to Bailey's attitude in tho
memorandum, AS he had not seen Bailey
when 1t was written. Chandler added
that he saw Tilplan AZ 9.i5 .. N. April
n and Tillman told him neither he non
Bailey were in tie railroad game. Later
thai evening be saw the President and
50 advised him. Extracts from Chand
lef's diary were also read 10 the same
end.
Bailey answered the New York Fri
bltne charges that statement oil allega-
lions against his fidelity made by Chand-
Ter had been circulated by Democratic
senators. He said he had made inquiry
and no Democratic senator had seen II
"The President showed It to sena.
tor on that side, and 70 member Of the
House. Numbered Bailey alluding to
who was circulating The memorandum
against him, and if Il is desired can
call the name Of the senator TO whom
the President showed il himself
Even granting Chandler had made
charges against him, he went on, ''NNonli
it lie in the months Of these people to
assai me with statement like thisgs
he asked
Recalling that Chandler had beerf> de-
nouneed from the White House as a liar,
Bailey proceeded to show the absurdity
OF the assertions that the President
doubted his good faith when three days
after the Chandler memorandum he, Bal
ley, was urged 10 attend conference
on the rate bill arranged by The presi
dent with the attorney general.
II have no word he added. "to ex
press my contempt for the one who
treats with another whom be suspects
Of treaeheryp
No reply was made from Tie Repab
lican side 70 Bailey's statement.