The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-05

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,lan a. that i iii oniN IL associate
With the ttoN ling spirits of iiaic~
/ Loud applause III the House lohhtss
ana sailesir~.l
The editor Of the Times -as~.
We lake great pleasure too ~
1e4SScEtng lire s1uRF, with fht
fun belief that al fair nlaae4
people Who d. not fear 4 boss Viii
agre@ with this <seN
" take great pleasure ~ uttertl-
false. We take great pleasure ~ ~
urc in. rt:erir2 iipcilou~ charges
against a man. NC take great
pleasure III PUBLISHING. a false charge
10 the people Of North Carolina aud
america. iha.'~ the Charg" Of the
being. the cattle that vro;c thai ar
ticle. He gsoat, and .ioric~ in li~
shame and he ought to be frownsti
doun ~ ii! decent people. lie doe
not deserve the consideration 90 re-
~t,cct OF even Il toad frog. ttrcat
laughter :nu :~ipplau>C.t
Nov. MIR. speaker. ! don't know
who the informant was. IL declined 10
disclose his name. Ii he were nj
honorable man nc WOULD give the
name OF the informant. III ic ncrr
uiilin. TO treat this matter a. Il gen
lehman would treat il, he would give
the n"nlr OF Tie informant 10 let III"
blame rest where II belongs: bat
lviien lie refuses to give the name OF
the informant. he stands here charged
with the crime.
Nov. Mr.. Speaker. I am further
Informed tiiat the charlotte Observe
Of today has also published This same
Iilriiou~. >Iauicrou~ and tai~t story u
was published by the man in Raleigh
| hive not sec the paper. don't
care To sec il. They tell mc that the
article i signed with the name BY
.tt Ijpn-t LnDyx the nttu !
don't want TO know him. Ent al that
! have bad 10 say with reference -
he isalci.i, Times. ! apply tie same
words and language 10 that paper anu
to Bryant. and I chaiien.c the writer
of The Times article. AMI ! challenge
Bryant 20 bring forward the informant.
AMI il that informant will come be-
fore Ibis houSc. or amy honorable man.
ANA il lie ha~ the slightest ground
upon which, TO base his charge a. 10
me. | will surrender and apologize 10
The papers making. the charge.
Now. il i said in this article tliat
the committee were forced or com
mandcd hy Mr.. Daniels 10 leave out
MIR. Pages road from the second cia-~
OF roads in the bill. and place hi~ road
under the two and onr-quartcr cent
rate. 1t also says that Mr.. Daniels
has an antipathy or malice or hatred
for Mr.. page. and that il was due 20
dis FACT that the committee yielded
to the uPtffaifUS OF VII. Ibaifiti~. ]
want TO say to the author OF that
statement that il i absolutely and un-
qualiticdly false. Not . word ever
came 10 mo nor did I ever know OF
hear Of the i'll feeling " Mr.
Daniels and MIR. Page. SO far a
knew those TWO men were "a friendly
a. any two men on earth. 50 far Il
my voting for the sixty mile provision
Of the bin | WAS free. and not in
nucnccd by MIR. Daniels Or an, other
man. | state here that ! was Influenced
ID, my own judgment and convictions
After consideration Of the matter
came IL the conclusion that ! would
prefer changing the basis for charging
fare upon a different ground. We 9.
amincd the highest authorities in tho
land. the decisions Of the United state,
Supreme Court. | did not knou tia
Mr.. Daniels knew anything about tiis
deliberations OF the oTnmitte | die
not know thai Mr.. Daniels desired am
l basis or care. lie was not the mar
was consulting. but ! was looking Il
the laws and decisions. and il wa,
these that guided and controlled INC.
Now. Mr.. Speaker. l will rcDcat
that j will be glad il the editor Of tina
! paper. whoever he may be don,
know hinl-if he vii give the narnt
e OF the informant who gave that faI-s
information. II HI will give the nam,
: there will be no difficult" in shown.
how vicious. how slanderou-. how
. libciiou~ his charges are. IT hc-~ AZ
honest man: it he i Il man of char
s actcr. he will give the name Of hi
informant that the truth NAV III
: known. and that the truth may pre-,
vail
0 Their waS hearty anI general az.
riause as JudGc Winborn 81 down.
,Ir. stevens.
Mr. stevens. - TIion. wno IL.
Il member Of The conference commit
i lee. arose to i question ~ persona
privilege. IL suggested that tn
Times article hal been written aitl
the object III 1irv 70 mud1ic u, iii.
waters iii the Snnatc When Till. inI-
= Sancer tate bill ~noull have como he
u fore that bosIv. Eat tho Till Ice
passed. he Said. and tile goose hang
: Ehi2h. Th. article. written hv tia
= editor of Tho Times. hr eIi.l. hti uad'
no ,Gect. TIL. bill had btcH pissed
ai3I ti!c party pledge - thc peous'
had been kept. ~ 10 tie inspire
article III the Chariot Observer. I'll
4 said. ana he rccSontd other papfT~
7 tho saIne falSchood Wds circulated
but that waS. hon read. more 4
q joke than anything rl~e. as they 80
dentiy had 10 idea thst the pa~<.H
ger rate bill would bo passed .trt
nearly ratified before the papers &"
- Raleigh.
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