The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

against him than would have othsrW'aS
heen tho case.
MocKERY ~ IUsTIcR. sATs cARR.
There were still others sharing tho
oDInion of Lewis p. Carr. os counsel for
Aids. expressed in a statement made
Immediately after the vote was takon.
In thin Abatement Mr.. Carr held Aids up
"a N martyr 10 tho notification purposes
IL hiRh oelciala and others OF the Rsp'Ib-
Iionn marty and insisted that tho verdict
aRnInHt Aids was awaysd altogether by
n,,hli, aantiment as against tho evidence.
MIR Cars statement was issued so tho
nconIe OF tho Thirty seventh Senatorial
dis,rirt- and 10 said.
III, r..i~na,Ion Of seua,or Aids IN ad-
vance 81 Tho voi. a. tho -es,.l: nj tho In
y"sttraIlon donna nded h. him an January
-. iHIO. was advised by his counsel Tor Tue
feNs"n mat 'hcr hnd hecomo saIlsl'Tn t"a'
",her mnrehees a"u - ~. s.'r..,ors ,Ss, !,
-, a., ~. .,,,,,,.,.L w., an. ms, con-
cI, sIon wouh hr reached upon the evidence
given during 'h" 'n'"t'tcA''on
u be'am" hrnIr"h' ,nh' r7s-s 'I."
80 -" n'", - .i.,,I'.s. H., s..,,,ir,l
av,.,t,.rc,' h,d haco,,s "A lar.e factor IN
tho ,le,.ru, ina ZION al this cas- and that the
possible effect upou the fortunes Of ihe
EspunliCah part" In tho coming Gamma IGN
va, bsins u,acls nee OF IN G~ay. aIcc' and
infiu~n,n the minds Of members ~ he
S.na ~. and when that became apTa rem, 10
was entirely clear that senator Aids could
not expect q result snch ~ he had q Tish'
10 expect aud have Inc Ntcseunes~ ana
injustice OF such proco~dinss and Efforts
on tho p1Ti OI those outside the senate.
-omc holding Official station Hnd a'hsIs
nor. arc bsvond ~ rXpression an ANY ~or'is
that ,an bc used Nothing "O"ld he done
nv counsel or snV one else tO qua rd "a ins,
s,,ch Influences nd the result was ccrta IN
20 ~. . rnock-rv OF ir-'irr and not the ,lc-
,.,,.,in.,Ion ot a ,,r,ye ION IN Rcrorrl-
-. 81 ,h.. ,,,I.s N, l.O
~ -. a, .D,,r.I,,
".e' N,'" vs. a, -. ~. 49,,
e'ear 20 ms 'punset va 80. 80. 80.
IaH 20 s""utaW "'n'scn 'IS"' N'e -
dt"''on 81 body so 'hhlehceu' Hno 'hH
he could o"'' %" "T 'e''e"'"S NV ''A'e "S
Senator.
Tor those Zen sons hts counsel did ~ ad-
yIss. aRd th.v are satisfied that the adyGs
40 given WI not only proper tur was wiSe.
r., .,.., 90 an;.h 4, ,xa. ou., of th..
'' 80 -
mO@t eVcn'i'h navs W. wa" NM" " w"
state senate. The crowds packed TIA"
Ral,s.r.os and the senate floor. Senator
c.n.,..r an,, I,,dx.. Van TIna~~n were the
~ =. I.-,,,.r,, -, ,,,....,,,
on'y "he'ilp-ts " '"' "'''~'' -,
senator Aids was In hts committees room
and there was much speculation a. 20
,h., ,-ota vxh..n r,,mors sDroad like Wild
q -. a.. s.o.,., rh.,,t.., th.,
nv s" -.
Aids had decided 70 resign.
Last night Aids was confident that hs
would win. He never lost heart for an
;r.,.n, aud ,hi. IA. on. Of tho r~aaons
ms'"' ANU ''nS - 49, 80
that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o' nv"
just beforc hts fato was To 10 oecfued nv
tho senate caused much surprise
Ana. aid he had made roIl after noll
-, - 9. g. 81 b., ,o,,Id No, 80.
NV .-.. - -,
whsr" b" could hose. but MS counsel
anil soma of hrs friends convinced him
,,arlv ,his morning that tho senate was
| 80, h,,, ana ,h,, n. had 10, far
Guf quick AID not pro'"os 'h" agony