The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-06
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING
If. one-staed View.

It's 0ne-sided View. Railroads are developers and juctice should be given them as well as to the people,
 Some of Them Like It. Atmore Spectrum. Governor Conner has the Legislature under the lash," and when he takes snuff the boys sneese, regardless of their opinion a s a
 Natural supp0sftion. Birmingh am American.
 Probably Senator Rayner had New York in mind when during his speech the other day he spoke of "a senato-
 start Him Right. Mobile Herald. t, to driving a mule on the cowpath if you want him to become distinguished. Get him an apprentice job as chief enc gineer on the Panama Canal
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 Pity Tis, Tis True. Yes. and many a loafer stands on. the streets with a stinking pipe in his face. full of profanity. whose hard-working wife hasn't had a new dress or kind word since she was married
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 He Is Strictly In It. Coluf11biana Sentinel.
 War to the knife, and knife to the hilt." a declaration made by a BirminE- ham man against Democrats In the late Democratic Convention. appears to be the rule at Montgomery now. if one may judge by some of the stories that come from down there.
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 waking 'Up Too Late. Is it the duty of the Governor to en- act laws, or is 1t the duty of the Legis- lature? If we are mistaken in suppos. ing that the latter enjoy that Preroga-- tive alone, then let them come home at once and resume their daily business, where they can do no harm at least.
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 Two Acts. Huntsville Banner.
 It is reported that Emperor Conner will divide the legislative drama with two acts. We imagine when the honor able members are assembled for tho second heat they will regard the work letter which he writes late at night and burns the next morning Should Take Their Dose. In the appointment of d negro to a high Federal position in Cincinnati. the Presidents action merits the approval of the many in the South. In other words we say let Ohians take that med- icfne for a while and see how 1t acts on the Caucasian stomach, then they can better appreciate the Southern sem timent.
 KnOwn--By His Works. l Greene County Democrat
 Senator Lusk of Marshall, is the Governors leader in the Senate, and has "A. Nl r. v4ksr | be remembered that he was the father | of the court bill passed several years 1 ago. which was knocked out by the Su- l preme Court, and which caused so much 1 confusion and expense to the circuits involved.
 l No Place For Drunkards. Gadsden Times News. | tie is not more out of place than a i drunken engineer on railroad locomo- ! tive. A drunken cashier of bank 1 is as much out of place as a drunken doctor in a sick room. A drunken law yer in a court house is not more out of place than drunken statesman in the legislative hall.
 Not Including Corners.
 The Indians now number 2s4,00O, Iiv- . ing in eighteen states and four terri tories. The most of them are beyond l the most advanced in civilization now, as they were in DeSoto's time; even then they had their towns, their polit- ical government. and cultivated the fields for q living.
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 We Pass 1t. Oneonta Southern Democrat.
 How would the Legislature get along without John Lusk of Marshall, and Captain White of Birmingham? Cap tain White has to be in the conferences of the Legislature frequently. to tell them what to do. you know" and Lusk ls very busy Wonder when Ill his bills are enacted into laws, If they will be as famous as his redistricting bill?
 < @ Ss No Time For Anything Hut Railroad
 HarryinE. Elha Clipper.
 Nothing has been heard in the Legis- lature in regard 10 Improvements ot county convict condittonss We believe this was a part of pr. Cunningham [ platform. but this need not deter Gov, ernor Comers administration from go- ine on and correcting the evils that exist,
 uetter Tham Then Millionaire Cotton
 Mill Men Huntsville Mercury. The constitutlonality of the bill tC