The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-08

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habit 81 making such loans 70 the q. /
A. h ana be thanked God thai such !
MAS the case. but The Grand Army
wae composed Of men who had fought
On the side of the union and their
cause was glorious aud honorable
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#Do you expect" be said going
back 10 the contrast Of the q a. x.
with the Confederate veterans, that
those who gave their support 70 the
union would slt IDLY BY and say moth
INK when these issues are raiaedY"
AZ this point Mr. Hepburn receiy.
cd his only interruption. Il came
from senator Ieh Davis OF Arkansas,
who abruptly interposed the ques.
ton
Were you In the war;"
eoh." responded Mr.. Hepburn.
that Is the stock question Of the
cheap reporter"
= understand" replied Mr.. Davis,
that the senator representa- 26t
'niggere' IN his state
Responding TO the last Interruption.
Mr. Hepburn aaid II there were 264
negroes In his state he Intended 70
try to represent them. He added that
he was not q senator from his state
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