The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-03
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS.


and by SO doing lnJure ]helii permanently
and at the same time benent ltsel1'
/ That the people gathered in such num-
bers, that they were so enthusiastic, that
they remained in the cool night air, stand
ing upon tired feet, is construed as evil
dence that they have their hearts in the
| work of beating the proposed amend
ment.
Three Stands for Speakers.
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INTO the ranks Oh the amenoers' Ihe OLD
soiuier curing ms remarks charged that
IL is true that the pensioners nave not re-
| ceiVed their money. Il appeal to you with
the cross or honor on your breast you OLD
veterans Oh lost and glorious cause, he
| cried DO you intend to stand idly by
and see Alabama done this wrong? No!
| You who stood between the invading
] armies and this fair southland will stand
| between this state and those who would
| manacle its people by legislative enact
| ment.
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his Introduction and stated that while
certain friends OF mine had SO honored
me py their speech, had taken no STOCK
IN the Doom;
Wnie IN the nome CITY or Judge weak
ley l might be excusabie IN stating that
l nave heard that ne Is little proud or
Juoge Weakiey. nave heard that ne is
80 apnorhany concerted III 1act' that ne
cannot rest at ease unless tne eyes Oh an
the people are upon MN az one ,iHe
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a'oi oprasins iiiaue ihasteiy arsu,
men ssaiilst the aihehu,nen, anu iaiu
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s'uious 'ieahihss'
Lonq Makes Short Address.
7 Too Iope. of putIer ,rado a short
addrass nc st~+sd bis onn,,ic+ion ma
the nders 81 the CONSTITUTION win
score 81 ,ulendid victorv. at the nolIs Mo-
vemher = "Erro the renorts that have
reached beadoI,a,rers at Montgomery >
he said. "the state will be swept clean.
We will win nv an overwh heln,tny major
itv We bave the southern section Of the
state bevond all peradventure and have
now started ca1npaign for the winning
of every county In the northern end Of
the state
ment. and introduced Senator Fred Black
mon of Admission.
BIackmon Makes Fun.
Senator Blackmon had considerable
snort in deriding the legislature of which
he is member In speaking of the ex-
tremes to which the last legislature went
or desired TO go. he declared that the
renresentatives desired TO specifv the
manner in which bees shall be hived
limit the size of tree which man could
cut down on his own property, and to
make 1t law that no woman in Ala
bama shall wear a hatpin longer than
13 inches. He caused a deal of laughter,
and apologized for holding membership
In a body which did not hesitate to do
such things and pace to such extrem-
tiles
Emmett O'Neal held the attention of the
crowd for an hour, during which he re-
peated his speech that he has made on
several occasions in debate with Judge
Weakley. The speech pleased. He made
telling attack against the proposed
amendment, and pictured future condi-
tions in case of it's success. j. j. Willett
of Admission made brilliant speech. in
which he caused uncomfortable laughter
by his references to the proposed amend
ment. to what 1t means, to the men VINO
framed 1t, and to the purposes Tor which
it was framed. He then seriously dis
cussed the measure at some iengtn'
Greer Is Effeffctive,