Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-13
DISCUSSED IN HOUSE.
-Four Hours Granted Each Side to Do
bate Investigation.

-FOUR No0f8 ofant1S 6@~' 49,"
bate Investigation.
Austin. Jan. i2.-At 1850 O'Clock
Saturday morning Speaker Love an
nounced In the house that tke resolu'
ton regarding the BaileyAcsS ~ In
veatisation matter was iESsA md
stated tina, each side wou.oe pr
sour hours to debate the suSes ~
Mr.. o'Brien introduced & 5r'srs~
resolution regarding arrangements TOT
election OF United States senator oy
the house and senate. Adopted
Mr.. Kennedy introduced his suosti'
f,fs 'resoltulon. which was read by the
clsr. Msssrs. o'Brien and hamilton
asked that the original resolution be
read again. which was done
While the resolutions were being
read the galleries began TO rapidly MI.
the noor rules being rigiily enforced.
A number OF senators entered the
house and took seats to hear the de-
bate.
Judge Duncan began his address at
ll:O6 O'Clock. He said the scope OF
the discussion should cover the orig
Inal resolution, substitute and amend
ments. of which he would give notice.
He claimed the right for his side 70
nrs, offer amendments TO perfect the
resolution. His first amendment was
10 add the words. "or loan II not 10
the resolution: second. TO provide that
the committee OF investigation can SIT
I'm st Louis and New York, II neces-
sary. and that the committee be al
lowed 10 meet In such other cities as
may be found necessary. The third
amendment proposed that the eN'
penses OF the committee be paid out
OF the contingent expenses OF the
house.
Mr. Duncan said no one is prepared
To prejudge or pass upon the charges
made AGAINST Senator Bailey In pubic
sueeches and prints. Mr.. Duncan SAID
no hoped never 20 see ;he day Wheu
| the Legislature would refuse TO pass
upon the full facts OF the matter. ht
referred 10 the statement that ne nae
been selected to lead the hght against
Mr. bailey. lie said u have beer
leading no fight against NJ. bs'!el
or Mr.. Davidson. There Is no hhh'
The term does not belong TO the pIo
\ ceeding. Upon the hypothesis ina
Mr. Bailey 70 innocent, am leauihl
the fght for Mr.. Bailey. Upon the ny
no,hesls that Mr.. Bailey Is guilty yol
are leading the fight against MIN.
"ue who hath his quarrel just Is dou
~. .rr,ed :" he continued. 1and SHOULD
demand an investigation as broau an
as deep as the Truth.
Mr. Duncan fought the Kennel
resolution the ground. he said. that
res,rlrted the investigation. lie lo'
the story OF man who suspee'eu a.
other man of having something s'ule
concealed In his house ! looked o''
a house under the sofa and chairs IN
! thcr discovered the door 10 a room
I mad mot looked into. ! started 10 700
I en- and the suspected man rushed
me and said: ITS not In there 10
= can't go in that room. 49,,
\ The sneaker said the senate WI
y originally intended 20 be a cheek up'
J the house OF representative OUT
Il now proyen 10 be a check upon u
N e,,,lc ~ tho country. where is "
4 secret Of that power ne sa,u.
:. in Wall street, in the mlll'ou''l'
n club" lie told Of the monel'u az
3 ,ocracy of the country ana the pu,po
Of mis- body. saying that it meant y
,,roduol subservioncy of the comm
5sorls Re told of the different srou
( - money kings In America ana ca
4 oiscJ senator Clark OF Montana.
-, "a treason. make the most oil u
MD Judge Duncan told OF carr
< Ogbt 10 get In the senate anu az
J Srom IL the clever means deNlseu
J sscure votes OF Legislators TOT MS CIV
( ton. a., ,,,-tio
( when a Democrat wakes W. 49, 49,,
( slumber and finds himself 'halu'u =,
n rotten cropse, should ne lu, ~
cornse back in the place u had n'
ored9" He said the opposition
81 oven want the voters 20 smell
.o.,so 10 see n Il were dead or an
Tha snaaker asked II Texas would
ilSn itself with California. The iu
,nr,on state. Montana the va
a,ate and Colorado. the Guggehhe
s,ats Guggenheim. he said, opel
[ oIatnsd that Office should go 20
man who could pay for H. Wh
are we driftlng?" Mr. Duncan asheu
Duncan said that $50 years
hardly the callow youth Of great
,Ion and that things that finally
strov them resulted during the yol
of the nation. In voting on the Sc
torshlp. he said, It was his duty
Y ,acoynize his official station ana