The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-17
What the State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing

j " Washington Herald
 When will the millennium arrive q. Inquires The Montgomery Advertiser It arrived on November 3. last year, sweet contemporary. but 1t failed to stay put 1t seems
 Leavenworth Post.
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 Does net The Times feel sympathy towards sAlabamag,is pathstically asks the Montgomery .Advertiser, ayp as we 2 If there Is anything we are flush of at as ahis 'is pas m estSrI I9s is Alasa fat fh5 red -bloodeda linen down. there show their real quality and srnite the religo-' poIttical mesalfiaffces now bedevfliing that state so hard that the force of 1t will be felt in Tennessee. ,,,. Ceaatry Foiks.
 We understand that one of the speakers at the association. in making . speech in. favor of the ansendment saii that We want to enlighten the country voters" Those kind filings" are constantly being made by. some Of these city would saviors of the ceun- try at the country people, ~ se.9..,, <,
 Whenever you wake up an average Pike county farmer you may be: sure you hapenot swa kedSt the-~foo1s. you are looking for, as n rule they are the most Intelligent of the country's citt- fhaV v aP h xraI but they will give you respectful hearing and like David Crockett. they are sure right and then they stand by their convictions, as immovable as . stone wall.
 Justifyfng the Means.
 Charlotte Observer.
 II Is proposed to write into Alaba- mas organic law nothing less than iegalization of perjury, And no per son who testifles with respect to any unlawful act under this statu4e or other statute for the suppression of the evils of intemperance." reads the proposed constitutional amendment in part. shall be prosecuted in respect to any act to which he testifies nor shall his evidence so given be used against him in any criminal proceed ing." This is universally assumed to signify. and to be intended to signi- fy. that perjury. if employed im.prosc- autinE U person accused of violating the prohibition laws. would go up- punished Can Russia beat this2 sUn- scrupuioiisness--the end justifying the means-has been prime characreris- tic of all fanaticism: but Alabama prohibitionists arc certainly going the limit
 Mir. Henley Heard From. Pine Belt News.
 Escambia's representative in. the Ala ebama legislature was in Andalusia a few days ago, and The Appeal, a new amender organ to be published only during the campaign. says this of the tall sycamore" from Beat 9:
 Hon. j. H. L. Henley. Escambia county's representative In the legisla- ture. was in Andalusia last week. He says that Escambia will give good majority in favor of the amendment at the November election"
 Now, we should like to know where Brother Henley got his information. Certainly he must have remained on his farm and dreamed some dreams Certainly he has not been far away from Beat g, or he would have form ed different opinion as to the ex- pected result in Escambia. He was court to ascertain the sentiment Of the people on the question. Now, who told Joe that Eseambia will give a majority for the amendment.
 What brought about Mir. Henley's flop to the amender's side anyway to attend the summer extraordinary session. he stated in the presence of several reliable men in ,Brewton that he was opposed to the amendment. Soon after reaching the capitol his mind suddenly changed Did the convert him in few hours? It looks that way.