East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-06-16

prlma facle case is mace against
| him and the burden of evidence
shifts to him and he must rebut
the case made against him. Has
he done it? Surely, his heated and
vicious denunciations of those who
deal with his records in no way re.
butts the proof against him.
| Furthermore: has Vardaman
been true to his rreachments? Is
the profundity of his love which
he announces from every stump
for the farmer and laboring man
backed up by any action or effort
in behalf of this noble class of our
common citizenship? AS legisla-
tor and governor, let his record
speak on this behalf. Where is
the law of which Vardaman is the
father, or where is the official act
directed to the betterment of the
conditions of the farmer and labor
ing man which we can place to his
credit?
1t is true he calls us by affection.
ate names. lie says God bless
you' but did he not say the same
thing to Hon. John Allen, rail
road lawyer. Can we say with the
approval of oui conscience that his
professions of love are not merce-
nary? Does not the undisputed
evidence show that his love for the
railroad man lnds its sequel in
bumming a ride on a freight train
which resulted in the loss to the
conductor of his position. Do you
discover fidelity in this conduct!
DO you find any fidelity in his pro
fessions of love toward the labor
ing man when he refuses and has
refused for long time to pay Mr..
j. d Gunther an undisputed bal.
lance Of Sl95 90 for placing Il tin
root upon his house? Is this.n. .Ie.;.-
Write Mr.. Gmtcr at Canton, Miss.
then write Maj, Valegman, apQ see
if he will pubEislsgdcuy tthe fact.
I4ls6ts M u rathGEpaying brofessionl
t6s love to the H'mer, when he re-
fuses to pay Fr. VIM. McCaulla,
all honest, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS farm
er, balance N A$2TQ0 OH the
purchase price oftaea,s Is this i
lie? Write Mr.. NtFSNilIa at Gre
nada, Miss, Il. f. d. |, then
write to the Major and See if lie
will publicly dispute the account
or deny'the Indebtedness.
Furthermore does his integrity
find It's proof in the fact that Mr.;
Varddman collected something.
over $4,000 belonging to Alr. Rb
Az Carson, manager Of the Red
path-Slayton lyceum Bureau and
refuses to turn it oveFSstaeassassiiin, 15&
tins lie? Write ,Mfs Carson Ms
Columbus, Miss, then write Mr..
Vardaman and see ifGswill T nb.
liely deny it.
Do not thesefaels9show that his
professions of lo4e are made with
the hope of reward either in coin
or votes, or both? Let the labor
ing man and the farmer eompare
his style Of dress, his methS1s of
living andthe corns in his hands
with that of this great exponent of
the cause Of the farmer and labor.
ing man, and honestly discover, if
you can, where there is any possi.
ble terms of comparison. or ory
analogy between his Professions
and his practices,
On the Other hand, let rs seq
the sincerity of Mr., Vartlaman in
his vivid denunciation of the trusts
and corporations, against-whom he
is doing his best to array the IN.
thinb ing people. II you curse and
abuse me and seek to inciie pen.
eral sentiment against me, would
you expect to be called a man of
honesty and sincerity if you should
turn right around and enjoy sucb
privileges ms you might be able to
receive ut my hands? Mr. Va,la
man rode on t"eg naSs M Gct