The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-29
SENATOR'S ON RECORD
IN COMMUTE TALKS
COnSlitutiOuaIity Of Com,
mittee Bill Subject Of
Warm Discussion

In the late afternoon session Friday
the senate indulged in ten minute
speeches on the merits OF The booze
bill
Blair, Cunningham. Smith and
many others defended the measure,
Mr. Roddic making the second man
stating that il was constitutional, cit
ing authcsity. With Mr. Billups he
agreed 1t was possible to put in force
every part of the law.
Messrs cunningham and Stanford
declared their readiness for the prohi-
bition measure both declaring opposi.
ton to the dispensary Mr.. Ginning.
ham was caustic in referring TO young
men determined 80 reform 1he world
Mr.. Stanford caused a smile when he
declared the doctrine OF personal lib
orty, "no law should cyel curtail the
individual, so long rs that individual
does not annoy or trespass against the
convenience and liberty of his neigh
bor. AS this Jenefsonian statement
was herallel the democrats cheered
Franklin stumped Reporters.
No one took Tranllln's spec h, there
fore II was great II broke the tense
feeling and. as did Little the day be-
fore brought the senate and all in
hearing into cheers He compared
Davis. Little. Taylor, Billups and Rod.
die to all the great Greeks Persians
1 ami nindus who had ever made life
moro easy by reason of their philo.
sophy. and nurled Greek and Latin
and Texas. All combined, until the
audience shouted with joy. u was
4 impossible to stcnograph the remarks.
II was clean and AS sarcastic as had
/ teen hearn, AMI when the sRe''A.sF ae-
clsred he Rad listened to hours and
days Of eloqence and, up to this
| imo DO not know how the speakers
intend 60 vote he ceased, but the APP
plause was generous, even the sena-
tors " no had been lngallized joining
in laughter
Russell as Henry Clay.
Henry CLAY was no greater compro-
lmiser shan Russell, who declared his
Ipersonel antipathy to the dispensary,
1 hut was to support it as best that
could ne obtained
Mr.. Eggerman brought a storm OF
disapproyal when he moved to accept
all hut the emergency section, with
drawing his motion when he ascertain
cd dozen amendments were 10 be Of
fered
4 After Hatchett had grilled the meas
Lure. Davis joined Billups and down
the line the sections were shot IN
rapid Succession,
Redwine tried to amend and lost
and Billups offered one amendment
n stating thatRatin house bill had cared
for the proviso stricken. Mr. DAVIS
also oifered section. TO remove coun-
ty onicials falling to perform their
duties. Various other minor amend
ments were made
Another Debating Hitch.
Mr.. Tayltr onered an amendment
= mailing Il unnecessary for the sherih
te have warrant in certain cases
aud was voted down, liatchett taking
the lead in Opposition.
Mr. Eehois brought applause In an
! impassioned effort 20 strike out the
section empowering railroad conduct
z ors to make arrest1. Mr.. Echols de
r clarcd no man not under bond should
be empowered to make arrests an'
I, Mr. stafford backed the proposition
II On being questioned by Bii1ps
4 EcLols declared St was indecent 70 OF
! fer any man tho right 20 arrest an
other. without making him responsible
I TO some one aud IN some manner
/ Stewart moved that the committed
rise and report, the motion prevail
: ing
4 Houee Matters,
The house reported agreement ol
Fort Supply asylum amendments; ais
( 40 No i03. the institute measure b
\ Evans, 81 Alfalfa county Senate Con
/. ccrrent Resolution No Az. by Thoma.
a waa approved By the house. Senat
8 Bin No los was indefinitely posipor
J. ~ being the bin requiring use of Ger
J. tain types OF engines. by Franklin
D. Mf Wgnne offered a concurrent res
n olution to mcmorialize congress
pass 4 Law on the subject of pol,
g gamy.
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