The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-03
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 ,vh t |: &, : .iasaasr s9 sirsumstanes that nal "dears was regularly .up for in- vestigation and Senator Morgan, of Alabama, was struggIihg In vain to get william Nel:on Cromwell to an. public icokeu on coldlx and with little apparent Interest Now that the deal. swhateysr It's merits, has been consummated beyond recall much talk on the subject. The policy cf siisncs which had been adopted by the Gray Wolves of the Senate to drown Sena- tor Morgan coamynicated q, itself to the ne The Louisville Courier-JournAL They seemed. one and all, resolved that the public attention should not be center ed upon the array of indisputabie facts them and which they could not deny" Continuing. Col Watterson peys this noble tribute to the late senator Nor
 He is dead He sleeps in the grave having fought a great, unequal fight to defest transparent fraud and to save the public honor. Whilst he lived ing colleagues: the truths he laid bare were crushed beneath the feet of a reckless administrations. his age was overereached by malignant conspiracy tass snS s esS ws saiui. tSs nobe ghost as 1t passes in silent majesty across thes scene nor would cast one look of scorn upon the snug rogues who to the tune of fifty millions; aasS ;hsIs sIe Ill got loot before tho eyes of hon. But the strange part of t te us, 2. m 1t appears to be in Col. wattersons SP,noa SPsp s. is as.o sss stir @ ' %sfs %s pSs sSs transparent conspiracy. by which Pan anna, was abstracted from its parent country for the penefit of the canal ad- ventures Is ignored. Says Col: Wat tsrson spsassief Of a,n.r a1isrss eon
 All of them. led by the President. af, feet e mighty displeasure over the wrong done ths. sacred nsmes 1 St tns ,ns half -brother of the President elect. These gentlemen furnish 2 happy ake-shift, enabling Mir. Roosevelt and M Buasn-varitia .s and the ,,cS SneSS. SeSc. about aAothine to esuape the. single branch of the subject which may pc said in a way still to be outstanding: its facts of record existant ana easy of reach, and in the highest degree
 We mean. Of course, the ny.by- night Republic of Panama, inhprovised 70 save the French premotsrs their Forty Millions when Colombia. having refus. ed to ratify the Hay-Herran treaty, their whole job was about to come to
 coi. watterson then asks these high ly pertinent questions:
 Roosevelt violating the express terms of the Spooner act, which requirea him in the very contingency that had arrivsd---the failure to reach fair ar ransement with the Republic of co- Fer of Nicaragua and Costa Rica? How came he to disregard the express terms of the Constitution of tho United States in making war by executive or- der upon hs,d frieos,y eosn,h, ow as ne hist H,a the agents of the French company wrested the DepartmAnt 6f Panama from her? Why was the navy cooked and primed for preconeerteI revolu- public of Panama, in sdefiance of pre- cedent. custom. usage, the Constitution and the spooner act, so preeipitatef How came M Philippe Bunau, Varllla and by what right of legality: or even color of deeency-he Q French citizen and a chief promoter of the Panama Canal Company of FFanoe--was he ap- pointed and accepted as Envoy Extra of inc new 'Repubiic." Who got the ten millions divefted from Colombia to Panama? And, where was the Cheva~ Her Cromwell during these proceed ings? ~-.
 President Roosevelt personally and of. ficially i'm impeaehinR his fair and honorable dealing with a friendly, It weak. neighboring republic there is no answer and has been no attempt to
 Why?