The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27
Defeat for Two Of the
Amendments.
1Constitstioaa - lsshibltionjsts ci,lm
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The leeislativs program. outlined
An the cali for the extra session OF
the Legislature. by AGoyernor Comet,
will not be carried out In it, entirety.
The Lcxislature will defeat the bfen-
nia1 sessions amendmenf and II willsin
All probability defeat the new counties
amendment
The fight on Secretary J. A. Kyle
Of the Senate has collapssd. secre-
tary Kyle will be continued in once
this morning BY practically unani-
NOUS vote What VIII be the result
Of the fight on end. for the amen1ment
putting prohibition IN constftution
nannot be told. That fight IL yet un-
settled for the representatives ana the
senators will not express themselves
on II, bscause such an expression will
bring on spressure both for and against
the amendment, from the people back
st home. But the opponents Of the
proposed amendment were confident
last night, that they would win the
fight. On the other hand the sconsti-
tutionaI prohibitionists were firm In
their belief, that It would carry.
II was generally concedEd In the
Exchange lobby that both the bien-
NAL sessions amendment and the new
Sueb va. Mr. Ssv.io ,,s,,n,,ss - ~.
rather,n~s ~ fhs hcts, 'Inssss. !, 80 -
nirhf Tha sAxs ~. sr,.xsd -. - =
Iarre a. ussaI ara .ss Ioht,as -.
;ffiled ~ the limit RI Va. nosah,. ybss
there was less OF partisanshfp than
ut the previous sessions. The MEM
bers were not 20 widely divided as
alirnmenf ait6wetiser VIII IL Formed.
The ola adnjntstrats6n ana srts.s l.
sninistratfsn. masorifv ana rninorIsv
lines are broken In rbere was ! bet.
xer ana a r5rre frste<f,aiF fnelin,r ma : :
ffesred. than durine any 81 1tba SEES
sjons 81 <Ig07.
The one thing notable vrna the hest
fancy 81 yi1emhers 10 express them
selves one wav 81 another. IN me i,ro-
oosed constitutfonaI x y 'rrohlbstion
fnaendment nke Z SvpzSf1g ;aav freely
that they W&tt o615osod Ia fke bfen-
MAI sessions nrisnarn&nk but very few
cared to express theraa6IvaR about the
proposition I'd Put nrohibfkiosi III the
sonstftukiou. They RAD Learned frcm
sxperience. that Il they made 4 public
deciaration On the issue that pressure
would be brought to bear from home
one enc side or tho other
Isseut. Governer Gray TaIkz.
Lieutenant Governor Henry q. Gray
was one Of the prominent arrfyaIe Of
the night and considerable interest at
tached to mis- declaration that he was
going to fight the proposed biennial
sessions amendment to a finish. seen
at his roofsA Ia the Exchange, he said:
II have no Objections 70 being quot :
which have been admitted 70 the peo-
ME and rejected. The people only re-
GENTLY vote.S On both me bienniai aes-
sions amendment and o., Fthe new
counties Amendment yThey rejected
both. While viii hardly have a
chance. as presidtnw oezcer. of the
senate Ia vote on fhase ousst,oyaz +
have ma of,sectfon "a nv nosition ~.
ing known. II shall ornose ina amend
msnts rejected by the nsonIa. A. n
mater 81 fact i see M, rsasen vvhv fhe
Ierirlafure lshaIi s. saiIsa ~ x. ma s
III, oneefions- ~ racerfiv aeriaaS ~
tha voters in q FAIR siection-s ~
The TAeutsnant Governor aiso Naa,d
that m yvouIa opnoaa yyith.. his snSiu-
ence. the movement Ia estabiish tha
.eor,fmissIon Form az rovernmer,t ~
sites as,,,.ssior .,.,t,ch a,as - ~ -. Y.
a. tIIa i've .sus,,es of -xha seasion, -
The onno1enfa az frfen.is - ~.
anen5ment "a craata nav countie. hv
no mean conaeds1 Ina aefsAt o. fhesr
pronosiffon. Thav caairn that ana
firht e YET "a ~ made ana CO., rrc-
pose 10 make IL "A weII A tba~ krc,w
how. 81 s - 81 =
xx.e s,.SosStA.. x,sus.v...
A. interestinaS ff~nt Tor snss~tant
nacre4arv 81 tha senate was ferecs steH.
iast nirht II wa northumberland -that
sfrons infiuencaa we're aurnoytins,
p.,,i q. for che snfacA - ss.l@ss..e
sarrs4arv vv,li,a,n 7 (sonrtes ~ rstr.
,n,rSbar5 hut Tormsrlv ~ Wnns@o,
- $50 ax,ssntsa ~ ~ eIarssa ss-s-.
tey+ .ecratarv usfthoue onuoeifson Ts,st
sa..hs 80 - wst - s,hs ys,sss,,
~. Sishs a. senretsrv xvls yvns nm
a. Atsc,,.s,o, n VS. undsrateo6 FRAT
M Savs-s wouI.s have .trSne ~hseir-
~. go .scrarar~ a. .ucesa6. NJ. ISvia
Tr,,.,, .tn~ y,~ht ~ Me- WvIa rolian.Sd
a. %. snnnt,nca6 1hat Mr. snva~e
,,o,,IT Nee sernrs hecI.,rg for s snis~
t.,,1 $4,000 n, 4h~ IaShv A. VS.
$1,000 <hat =. ssnw -.rS "A NJ cav Z
: - - $50 - a. s,a.ra senr.
..s,'s ...Sse. ~. Tr.,t.' r,.sht Fp,,.
NJ. $500. -, as.tsesst sscra,. ~ ~
ssss, - 80 80 -
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80 "a. 49,, -. ,...,,,s ~ a.
$3.50 .--sssa.,s 800. 80 t,sntsn~
s.s.s..s,'s ~ $3.50 - y. ,,it,- -. a..
Sective records has been brought