Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-08
XIV siyyqHA.easea on gcn6, hb@Ih hailaa1s a
lt0bs4sngacAi5 E9tefEeE1 EqEfasnan

Iheo. @. Bilbo, that he accepted aTbribe
ysvTFF5s 55fff ne ifards y. Ofaney
itobs}sEgac4is Epts cfEemI Es4F4bspan to
Percy in the resent memoir bic senatorial
contest. III doors and corridors leading
3.ott4a ssn$te 1ehag9beD we're securely
barred, sfI7ef9 pt71a7t7aFI9g3i St97tlpned at
each, and no statements relative to the
bi-Uee3dings whsdbe 2RHdeIipabHc save
ag59 HssBfai 26isr the B99y has finished
With its probing.
,g The forenoon ekedaeheGs essoal of the
abehate LASTED three bdlUs aqdlcwas de-
voted almost wholly to 4 DISCUSSION OF
tho general trend and character of the
dlpesbik altqp, gbein2i finally brought to a
clgsqvbyt the abondeFl Of ath9 DeagEeso-
luton, authorizing SfHatoF, BiilJb}2fe and Mr.
Dulaney to have witnesses summoned to
f5Ee ttc8tissn2Hy aRdt3h ofilbjaa5d AL que'-
lions proPounded TO witnesses to be. sub
4nitt6d i'll writing, and a ftfl stenograph-
ic report made Of tIien broege2fhgs .9iD
IHlm9aj s2tf} y fodIi5oEiPg ~? ad99Htion of
this resolution tbe Percy and NardaTaan
'f55t;ofHp furnished the fstrfgeahtlat-arms
of tB8astnSt6 8 wfthL Etsa 6fG@ithdsses
whom they desire to have summoned.
The Perry 'fta dttfof VII attack Senator
BiiB5sn Feli@GHty2iiG 2aJAool aH6
CzG bhr05tisar hand, lSeKatorlBilb6 has a
dozen OF more citizens from his home
Jto4en ofPqaatRnle2 toGestSiyt olhis rep
.HtatisH AEdI General ptorab = l.ayacter5 Bill
30. DOES nQtSlain, that he had any eye
witnesses to the alleged bribery, or that
1nyi fpdrsUD lan E9ahe1 agtuaEimaEkfer OF
qs24eyo Fl qsas, Lf,siaaRsE 20 8:ipasIG 9d5
.uJR TdTof9s spstalPp 1t4ee mPgffq7eFhlmnent
proceedings and eXPcl Bil5o from mem
bership it viii b, necessary; 'Ender sec
tiob 53reA9srb qdF4sst55lF4Iu tHi227 20 secure
s5o 55 mHfBj'F5aSA q AZ m 2ha3P pres
u9 5HqqDaanl9 wsgia a+e9sdg tuesday
morning and inmodiatoly released under
bond in the sum Of, ,GQ3, signed by D.
j. 1Iorrfsof, ii5 4ro.hcr-fn-iia. Nv y; and l. c.
Eh5ohsy one '6fstlpe yegaGshitssc pimber
-IhaBufactareTsCin the SU1tigQ,Ie declines
10 make any statement eXcy9tt to DECLARE
shat Biibo's statement is Il political
lqasnc-JIe7 and exIlreSse6 conhddhce that
AZ ewil. beIaoe pT8gan, both il4 1h4aeircuit
5ouFf tgal i2qlq4 5b9 legiiSblPtjiye investiEa
ton.
M4oDuia3s93 1 ffdnr4tha p sttaatda shat he e1-
poets to 50 on the the flio9r Of the senate
and demand a full hearing before, thai
body Whom he recognizes as a jury OF
his6peart, from whoInJ There - rothin5
to3ednccal. lbutLthat ahei fvvoula rather
welcome the opportunity to have his con-
duet iii th1s as well as other matters
fully fnvestfgated.11 .onre7Gu Ja5
Gordon'g Speech Pleased Him. .'' .a.+
Gov. Noel gave out for publication the
following q interesting letter to. his sid
tiFieHd,o Col, James Is oEdoRilt tog4oI
q ",Bridgeport, Conn, Febu25, 1910.
Col james Gordon, United States SEN
a7stor; " asl1Agtoii, D. -Ct4J IG aoj
i, ply n y r ear Sir: ~rd, od. oq5+oI
Had the speech which, you delivered
IF tHe senate chamber Been delivered
IF z years ago, it would have prevented
~ Civil Mar, and Ftnayd say 7that is
tEEei uIFia4i4plous sentiment north Of the
Mason and Dixon line today. The hearts
oi7.grEsI6yali people9haFe never been so
gfReTally touched ando5why did you
wait all these long; years before you
eXore$sad such beaiitifuT sentiments!
Z Why ISain writing you this letter is
ID eeause,CI want every, word ,of that
speech printed in gPapRhlet1 FORM edited
and corrected by your own hand, so that
sia 9e2nfoireulatenito East . West, North
and South that eur Children. may speak
j. in the public schools; that our ora
tssrs may repeat it at otr Memorial
L$iy'l exercises With 'LihcolA's Speech at
g .ttysburg And what a response would
come from an American audience who
P5uids hsair1 These tvs addresses delivered
;s5m 3hb sad4edp latfOrIn.dl bsbr9I
lz6XOp baNe rolled SIXTY years aof serv-
ife fnto sixty days, and have crowned
record not equal to any senator from
The South in a hundred yearsI.7 i'-'-
r55y4tAa best wishes fqr a long and
T,aEp?y Life, | beg to remain fraternally
Yours, ''''' ''7" GEO. P. FARLEY"
5mG Go119Q . nQijBInJ1i9 7dt
i BfE1et6}ffe Funds Neeessafy. sneziii2 eds
o Tii6 toHtai 5tost fol tie extended Session
.6f sHe I9aisla tti4ec1flllBe9 aboit $4,000,
according togestmRtes,j and the eontin-
gent fund committee will have to intro
1suce 76Q bill2askine fofca furtheniappro-
priatiqR aof about ds2QsOa9 to defraY)the
yAPeFses Of the. SESSION. d The first bill
allied for $4,000, but this has long since
bs6h baidl oft, and the expenses up to
aHda iihcRidiAgo 2satsrasy, which oGRould
,iaS oacitd esl the sessie gexoept for the ex-
tension OF fourteen days granted by the
governor, has cost the state, including
siiiEest geu&aa pet dleia9ab5at~ ssGd60
Us. sd5 1a3y siu7 z5u87noo b3idw
B. Fl lB8aETd, IT. VII lYiidR Retire sIifre 10 srsq
ri The oseceBd Z aHaTtsrly1 session. Of oth>
eTee9tjye e9P Pr? 5s Of the Mississippi
Farmers' Union VIII meet IN jackson
April 81 ~ AZ matter Of interest tootl,
wsJaFernfehl is tAenprebable chang
in the management5sofi the Mssjssip
Union Advocate, which is the official c.
ia i6f ltAissoTganf2atiea, bahd known i,
kave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aRg pap
IN fbe STATE. .BnEsWard 4F,1Mho .
row. editor and manager OF, this, pape-,
las announced that he VIII not be ca
dfdate for 9re-elettiofp to- this ePositi,
04iderg present Ceonditions.isn idgpEo
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dosd I9n ~ 81 J HBJ 5nc11 .D5JUU
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