The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-04-14

the popular candidate for the
United States Senate, arrived IN
the city Wednesday night and
was the guest of Judge f. o.
Sykes. His numerous friends and
supporters welcomed him with
enthusiasm and sincere cordlalltN
Indicating their interest IN his
political success.
Reports of Mr. ardanian 5
brilliant speeches and the high
plane upon which he is conduct
ing his campaign are winning
him recruits every day. He spoke
in the Court House yesterday
to one of the largest crowds that
evr assembled in that building.
His speech was delivered with
that inimitable eloqnenee ond pol
ished rhetoric that has made him
famous as an orator. ami was
received with vociferous APP
clause. He dealt with the broad
Iuestions that concern the gen
:ral welfare. and preached Var
tiamanis,n as the people 50 well
understand it.
He was introduced by Hon. H.
= ,roNies. in beautiful and
Eloquent speech. AIR. Broylcs, re
tered To tue ioings Of the secret
caucus as an episode that plac-
ed the fair name OF MISSISSIPPI,
under ii cloud and introduced
NJ. Nardaman as the man who
uttered from It's shady pro-
ceedings. When AIR. yardaman
cam forward was greeted with
great applause by the 1000 orr
more people present His speech
was possibly the most eloquent
md beautiful ever delivered in
1.-THE Monroe County court house.
and completely captiyated the
crowd He dealt with those very
tons At this time have made as.
issues in the sentorial campaign
and avoided charges against the,
character of his opponents He
.enpieteIy answered all the slam
iet~ thai have been made agains
3In, by the secret caucG> crowd.
mi CONVINCED every man pre-
sem who can see two inches be-
vof.d his nose Of their faiseneeS.
He spoke , ami one half hours
and held his listeners So spell
bound that not a half dozen left
dining the speech. The race
question was treated in IL com
pi-ehensiye manner. and the ne
gro was clearly shown to be III
capable of progression 70 the
standard of exercising political
tights. The principles Mr. Vars,
lnan advocates are SO well
known 10 the people of Mississ
ippl as Ia need no review here
)r reproduction of slr. Vada-
man : speech concerning them.
Suffice il TO say that he Impress
ID hem upon his listeners as on
~ vardaman can, and gave
manv who had not seriously con
sidered their Importance some
thing to take home with them. \
number who heard him on this
occasion We're convinced that Vars
iaman is honest. patriotic. and
sees with IA prophetic vision the
great reforms that must take
place in this government to pro
tect the masses against the en-
-roachment of predatory wealth. |
graft and corporation greed. Al |
50 the steps that must be taken
TO preserve White Supremacy
forever
Before the speech. the Weir
Band. which had been engaged !
for the occasion. played several
potriotic airs. which tuned the
crowd. putting it in receptive
attitude To hear and digest the
great truths that fell from the
mouth OF Mr. Vardaman like dol
lars from the mint.
After the speech the people
rushed forward to grasp the
hand of the White Chief who
is battling against combined in
fluenees of predatory wealth. Il
trusts and the ominous black
cloud to preserve to them the
freedom and liberties of their
fathers. Mr.. Vardaman speaks at
Amory. today. where doubtless
1 larger crowd will greet him II
than at aberdeen. since high II
water kept many from getting II