The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-28

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greatly fear that passage In the bur
ial OF Sir John Moore which says.
" Few and short were the prayers We
said" would apply to this company
from the time We left Port Disa J.
pointment till we arrived at Port
Revival of Spirits After leaving the
last mentioned port Yancey Kemble,
our parliamentarian suggested that
We organize. In response to such
suggestion Tom Whipple was made
chairman; Bob Burleson, secretary;
b. F. Marchbanks, historian; AMI
Carothers. director of amusements :
John McCalpiD, marshal; Iancey
kemble, master of ceremonies, and
Bill Cox, corresponding secretary.
Marshal McCalpin went through the
ship to see that there were no local
option violations. Jim Hamm looked
out for the suppression of crap
games. Jim says that he and a crap
game can not exist on the same boat.
we passed Port Resignation and Just
as the great king of day came rejoic-
ing in the east, landed at Port
Cheerfulness where we began again
the duties of life. Occasionally one
of the boys becomes reminiscent and
goes over the events of the campaign.
B. F. Marchbanks in recounting the
events of the past few weeks said
Jack Lumpkins always mentioned the
fact that he had been reared on
Onion creek and that the first mix
he (MarchbankS) ever drank in Ell
lis county the cows had eaten wild
onions on that creek, and that 1t was
not good, that ever since he had
doubted whether calf reared on
Onion creek would make good
county Judge To us all defeat is Ill
unsolvable mystery. Some of us have
done great things in the name of Joe
Bailey, have stood up and done yeo-
man service for him when the enc
hy's hosts were striving to over
throw him, have sworn by him and
forsaken all others, have Glove unto
him and him only. Some of us have
gone our whole length against the
senator. have questioned his s.ncerl-
ty even though his statements SEEM
ed fair and honorable, have camped
on his trail from the rising OF the
sun until the going down OF the
same, have changed our politics 10
get on the other side from Joe even
as his admirers have changed theirs
to agree with him. Some OF us nave
stood up in the synagogue and on
the street corners and proclaimed TO
the world that We had right to say
to the people of other counties
whether or not they should eat
drink and be merry no matter wha'
they thought about it, have rall3d
against the last legislature because
many of them hearkened unto the
voice of their constituents instead
Of to the people of the state. some o
us have acknowledged to the people
that we did not believe IN prohlpl-
zion. And it has come to pass tha'
our Bailey or anti-Bailey FRIENDS
have smitten us because we were ho'
with them and the prohibition ques-
zion and it has also come to pass
that our pro and anti pronioi'i"-l
friends have smitten us because VIZ
were not in accord with them u
their convention as to whethef pa.