Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16

lean, the man who had sunk his,
hooks deeper in the hearts Of the
American people than any other
man; yet when he was in Mississippi
vardaman expressed the hospitable
wish that he might be bitten In the
back By, black, blue-gummed Niger
and die Of hydrophobiav
Again. when President Taft visited
your city last year and was entertain
ed in your capital at banquet,
spread In his honor by the citizens Of
mississippi, vardaman in his Issue"
which appeared the day before the
banquet, described him as follows:
I.He is addicted to golf, CUFF and CAB.
He has face with a smile which IS
his largest political asset, and which
he has cultivated until it has be-
come as fast set as the grin about
the mouth of defunct feline. He
has little twinkling porcine eyes a1d.
a dew-lap under his chin" In oth-
er words. the grin of dead cat and
the eyes Of pig
ABUSE is vARDAMAN's voCA-
IA TION.
4 - f.
4 Z When we Send yaraaman to the
,lUnifed, states Senate Jas, ambassador
from the State Of mississippi o.the
4 greatest deliberative body in the
(! world. charged there with the up
holding of herahonor, and the care hf
.lher material interests and welfare,
(; I'VE will not want To cripple his use sci
4 fitness there, and be win find that
! The can, do ,naught for his state except
lby appeal and argument addressed
to men, who honor and reverence
! these men he has soa unnecessarily
|. Iabused. Il We can say I'd them that he
a did not express the sentiment Of the
lpeople or Mississippi when he uttered
this abuse, for there never was an
Incur, I'D the, history Of MississipRi
II when fher people approves Of gratui1
tous insult heaFed npSn'the guest
4 withinshar ,bordets.l We can say 20
hthem,i you must not take Varda'niah
-iIserionsly when he abuses presidents.
we do not take him seriously in MIS-
,,Isissippi when he, abuses people; that
'Iabuse, of presidents isahis Dastime;
This vocation is abuse of those high IN
7 church and state within the limits 81
; his own state That in the past four
! teen years Misgissipbi has had sfour
; dem cratic neutrality-suspicious.; for three
iof them, the admipistration Of A. "
~ McI.anrin, A. Fl. sLongine and p, T.
Noel, he never had taught but .harsh
IalIuse and uniuind criticism. ut ~
4 btrue that as an Offset to this ne
8 IlBsnkruptsd the 'lahgnage Of praise j
/ Icom mendaHoh Of The ,administratipp
e-fof James * yairdampan. q Ne .cotuld
. 1say; to them that Mississippi has pfv-
4 efS had all congregation ,Bowesfn
D enough aoythSSw hroand ITS beIosof
= ppsarstoar a mdnuIe which would shield
4 ,laaim RON THE abuse OF vafdainan.s !;
i The hiaeted wifi fhim or the riac'
i Iqiiestton; that ir The years gone h
2 Isshen the ,Reyerepd Or. Bailey, ~. lss
!effteemed baptist Divine, and'editor Ao
6 l'tne ..'Baptist RECORD, I lditferedelwiti
!, lhin, bnTthfs Question be rdfeffed rtt
,,a.him ,hiiaahguhge which p cann6t X
aJqlpotea 81 9ahc6tiih Of the presenSe q
/ I1adies, the ,mildest, part n which va WI
u saeI nan slghtfean s searat fgs'M q self
theological yurt16i i Again
etwKenr the. Reresend Qpincy Ewing
.sFthA ige1tieststeaoiiera Of the gospel (,
! Jests5 lcarisa east ever taught iffoii
"a tie Irta1tts III MISSISSIPPI, preached
a ssaprnoE On :tils Question ,@Aieha, ais
oil pisassd 4sP.h s referred 7r' ~ II as tn
faHdt lhellybelchipg piterancs
yicf thq Ssreenyillefele gsman, made a
ss,tans advertisement fDr the'burpose q
RtBeaursns xah better lpaydlg JOB IN
Z SdosthkFnl aggregation s'a,. oWl ".
IE.1a i.ats4, awheh.3 isishQp GahpYayr th'
4 most eiSaae1t qf Methodist Divine
III and Die greatest power for foiNs
y righteousness o that evev thundere'
ysEffoth ,tba, ptipit ihs mississippi CAV
s5utterantesto kiA~s which did no
Z Yisase MIN ion thiso sltbject,S he de
a lscrib9d min, as Chasing around pye
/. the STATE of aississippi with his bell
s lful OF, hot air and ye'low-legge'
Al chickens. airing ,his viewson the na5
! Ger aiitsts6h: aai }sg1 13s 4
All. I heiieye tjy tlris time We wonis
b have lsatisfed them that me nisslr
1 nothine invidioqs IN abusing presi
th&t'it vas 4 disease with h ~
\. 4 tenuperaneutal inflrmity, the strag
& fsiint Of an impoverished yocapulsrl
,fRatter the picturesque and Spectacular
4 IN language. And when we electe'
\ Fin |w6 wouId say toithe young mel
:, In mississippi. to the boys Of Missis
! bsippi Who model their lives aafttee.
IS, those men that Mississippi has honor
y 4 a