The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1908-07-30

L. reply 70 tire ~ ide pread and
obviously pertinent question " ho
is to blame tor the present eoadi=
ton in the United State We are
happily abie..to produce tbi-! strict .
from speech Delivered by Hon.
A Dc Armoaa Of Missouri ia the
House Of Representatives.
"Whtn the question is asked any
where IN the ceantry-tnd it viii be
askea-why was not this measure
considered. why was not that meas
=ute pissed. why waz not the other
measure brought up: there is one
answer. Because the Republican
majority IN this House wiiled that
il should not be considered, should
not be broughtup. should not be
passed " can stand upon that
record. Iii is well known that there
is pressure for the consideration and
passage ofanumber Of important
measures It's well known that a
large majority Of the voting
strength Of the country IS insistent
upon the consideration and the
passage OF important measures. Do
not 60 10 them again, as you have
done SO often and 50 successfully.
and endeaFor to delude them into
the belief that somehow you could
not get consideration fer the meas
ure, and somehow you could not
pass it You can have consideration
because you have power to enforce
it and So far as meritorious measure
are concerned, as has been demons
trated here more than once and
will be demonstrated again, and a.
bundantly demonstrated. you have
only to give the opportunity and If
you lack the votes upon that side,
as You do not, there will be an a
bundant additions here
To this manly scolding of the
do Nothing. party by Mr.. De
Almond tMr. James 5. Sherman of
New York vice. president nominee
of the Republican forces, replied:
"Mr. Speaker, the Republican
party ia this House, is prepared to-
day to accept full responsibility,
not only for everything that is done
but for that which is not done in
the way of legislation and admins
tration. Il Applause on the Repub
lican side.)
The Republican party is now put
to desperate straits in shouldering
the responsibility of which Mr.Sher
man boasts SO proudly, and Mr.De
Almond arraignment still rankles
IN the breast of those billion dollar
"Do-Nothing statesmen who made
a farce of the last congress ia all
but its appropriations \ thousand
millions did not satisfy their ap-
petites for extravagance, SO they
dug into the treasury and scattered
many more millions among the
new and old army of publican
oificeholders to whom the party
now looks for redemption from the
Slough of Despond.-Helena World.
This is what Hon. AXE Moore
State Warden OF Ga said OF Kod
oil for dyspepsia: "E. c Dewitt X
Co, Chicago I'LL have suffered
more than twenty years from ind
gestlon. About eighteen months
ago | had grown SO much worse
that ! could not digest a crust Of
corn bred and could uotretain any
thing on my stomach. lost p
b., in fact made up my mind,
that | could not live but short
time, whe friend Of mine recon-
neHded Kodol. consented to try
it to please him and was better N
one day.I WEIGH more than l ever
did in my lite and am in better
health than for many yeaas Kodol
did it | keep a bottle constantly,
and write this hoping that
humanity may be beneffted
Yours truly, &c. Moore, Atlanta,
Aug, 10 "a.
sold by
Brown, MeQuiston ( Co.
and Graham &Graham
Arkansas School for the Blind.