The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-07-21

Neil, himself a supporter OF Vardaman, showed by the CLOSING wo'us
of his speech in the DuIaney trial at Yazoo City that he had no faith
in Bilbo, Here is what Mr.. Mcneil said:
Maid " R;iHo g ;aat sS,; a of 'h thai jpry K; i put in it up ID i you ke .na' it. D0' Wsy
should not be honest with you as well as with myself Bilbo got
s snfn %Ga oysr a t" , ipsp aippd ds' county, OF it and sra mad j to tsp Why, If # t %sy Is s y francs sDs.
up. you know that SIS would have answered the same purpose. ana
yet gentIeme Of the jury he got this money from Dulaney and may
Zone other fact in reference to this as brought out in the proof
a BIT Of difference to me; dsAsss, yyes uant 70. tia, he took Me mor<y
s.H he a. ;. .s,.s"ss T. K keep xt< e. ye. a. : 's ssss; y* ; 81 sss, &. and az (i f ! yo ss" Do BE- e.
'eve . i; then 1T It is your duty to, eon With the ma ;, who gsys e. it. keen -:
he intended to keep it when he was first summoned before the Kinds
o"d" time s;I ss. hey talked Ike too much to br. cSipepper and others and
it got out and he had to give it up. ,
worked it wrong and carried it 50 far, up to the point where he got
s64s, It got too big for him The poor poo, little pi;ney woods . i'd devil il had had
s desfi he took xxi It s% to y New @e Orleans ms % M Mar, e Gras. with him and there he
Sp ~it R.: and d that dhnst % ;s where the new = V biz; iap' got into !" the package p a Is
But here is what the jury said who tried DuIaney:
cyiss. !ss iG : fS R S Nh SstsV %si's. " ssl sya'Y Z S s.r&.d.,e. W R
Vaughn. Boyd Gum. J Mize; S R Upshaw, T L Smith, G. Gary.
dict. After reading the verdict and after being finally discharged by
: s%o' s9a so before 'Rs 9? sSepa 7Ts'a'iai: Harris s's'so . ''''N''S '''S"@'
I'VE, the jury, who rendered the verdict in the trial Of Of the case
of the State ST. s.; Of Mississippi smsa vs. y p Il C. D Du, Ian :a Ne; 1907, o On . the
to / IsRvy Percy, for United States senator. DO hereby certify that
time We were selected to ST ! as Jurors in The SAID ,tial, was as follows:
For Percy-SR Upshaw.' T L Smith. G A Gary, T c Bunch.
I'VE, the jury who rendered the verdict in the trial of the case
of the State of Mississippi vs.. L {. Dulaney, No: I9oz in the circuit
ans G; Bi hGs of of The 3soM M'f s < VarG 1sgisIat tn i at lts sI psIe~ Of for 'g Uo;te sS
s sestes s EMS sofe do IoT hereby Il y c eaifs% than, our 1 verdict sS,sy unanimous M n m on'o on
the first ballot, and was based upon the fact that each OF u.s.. after
!" ahe ea Ma' BELIEVED 'i Mr.. BiSo u"s sta e n1sa, to % be- s' untrue NJ e. and that hs
had received no money from Dulaney, and his charge to be a frame
This statement is made in justice to all parties connected with
the trial OF the case. so that the public may know that we were no,
lmisled in n request. nor Mr., DuaneV acquitted n any SO-caIled
legal technicality, but upon the testimony as given by all OF the
(Signed by all the jurors, as abovs)
Again, we give below the vote in the state senate on Bilbol
expulsion. These men had associated with him for four years anc
some of them longer. They had had fair opportunity to study his
character:
Resolved. by the senate. that after hearing and considering al
the Judgment of the senate that such testimony demonstrates thai
Senator T. G. Bilbo is unworthy to BE- a state senator; and he is
therefore hereby expelled from membership IN TINS body.
On this resolution the senators stood as follows: ~
den. Dean, East, Engle, Parish, franklin, oath dist, franklin, sIs
dist. Gibbs, Harrel,' Hibbler. Leftwich, Logan, Mahon, Mcdonald
Against-Bailey. IRELAND, Bush. Harper, Hebron, Owen: Pol
lard. Potter Rowan, Sanders, seaIight.. Simpson Simmons Tucker
Is not the above a severe condemnation In the list of thos
who thought Bibo's conduct SC reprehensble that it demanded hi
expulsion from the senate, are found members of the various churches
Masons, and members of other fraternal orders. as well as some sol
diers of the Confederacy. These men are good citizens at home
They can be relied upon for right acting about everything else
hence What reason can be assigned for branding them as assassins o
character when it comes to Bilbo?
Mississippi has had an exalted place in the galaxy of states
She has never yet placed a man in a great Office that would caus
any of her people to bow their heads in shame anywhere in tn
land. We do not believe she will do so this year. We can see n
reason for voting for any man to satisfy or compensate tor an
wrongs, real or imaginary, inflicted on anybody else.
Let not the progressive public policy that Mr.. Brewer expect
to pursue be weighted by Biboism.
The state has too many undeveloped resources and possibiitie
for the people to seek to perpetuate political animosities. We ar
just on the eve of the greatest era the state has ever experienced
Mr.. Brewer is not only a statesman of the highest rank, but he is So
)gacious in business and can be depended upon to husband the state
finances, and to be on guard to place Mississippi where her either
ship entities her to be-second to no state in the Union in prosper
ity, progress and all that pertains to the betterment of mankind.
There are two other men in the race for Lieutenant Governo
either of whom would worthily fill the place. Those who questio