The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

! that be treason TO south Carohna
make the most OF It,
81 did not say that Jack johnson
would be iynched II in South Carolina
did say that IL he married a whit
woman RI ere they would be locked up
and tha; L would depend on the To-
calnv. % South Carolina whether jus
tice would be kept within legal bounds
or not.
VIII GO 10 senate.
In January , shall be sworn ~
To- my second term as Governor ~
south Carolina. II I live and God Wills
il shall take my seat on March :
fsi5. as a = sator OF the United states
No resolution that this conference cai
pass will keep mo from IT,"
II was recalled By some Of his audi
tors that Govsrpor Rlensc believes thc
Almightv caused his election.
81 have never apologlzed for my
views. and never expect TO- be con-
timed. some Of YOU who MAJ vote
for il viii be ia the shades OF private
III, when the Governor OF South Caro-
lima Is still enjoying the plaudits of
his constituency. ] have stood against
n united press. corporations" etc. exc
etc. and he retold the rest Of the story
Of his campaign.
81 thank the Governors who have
spoken against this resolution. | be
iieve their position is sound. What
do you hope 10 accomplish by Il.
Here no laughed
- am willing TO take il on the stump
ir South Caroline and tell my people
who passed il AID ask them II they
agree with it," lie then said that
white women would ask Gods bio .
irss on the man who uttered the
words IN their defense. He said he
would not give ii snap for ANYTHING
tae conference could d 20 him ana
that he would not apologize even If
he were 20 be expelled.
OPPOSED ~ baldwin.
Cove. DOR simeon Z Baldwin. O,
Connections arose when Governor
BIeasc took his seat. He thought the
res ,lution had tendency To stille
free speech. and he moved that II be
laid on the table. This cut of debate,
bat by unanimous consent several
Governors were heard
Governor Joseph NJ. Carey. OF Wyo-
ming. said that mob law had spread.
ana he Geplored IT and advocated the
resolution.
Governor Herbert s Hadley. II Ms
Souri. SatC tndl II the GOMEZ titt~ -
made the clearing house for local po-
n;ica! disputes its usefulness would be
over Representing New York. Cover
nor John A. Dix said he was for the
resolution, and Governor Phillips Lee
c. marlborough. % Maryland. said the
same thing.
Result of Roll Call.
The roll Was called by states. re
sulting as follows on the Baldwin
motion to lay on the table:
Ayes-DonaShey. Arkansas; Bald
win. Connecticut: Hawley. Idaho
K!tchin, North Carolina.
Noes-O'Neal. Alabama: Gilchrist.
Florida Brown Georgia. Plaisted.
Maine. Goldsborough. Maryland; Had
ley. Missouri eddie. Nevada; Dix. New
York: Tener. Pennsylvania: vesse~.
South Dakota; Spry. Utah; Mann. Viz
ginia; McGovern. Wisconsin Carey.
Wyoming--1t
Present and not voting-Blease.
South Cardinal.
Absent from hall--Shafroth. Colo
RADIO: Foss. Massachusetts,; Eborhart.
Minnesota; Norris. Montana: Harmon,
Ohio---5.
After the announcement OF the vote
Governor Blease arose and said he
had not voted because II made no man
ner OF difference to him or to South
Carolina what was done by the reso
luton
The Mann resolution was then taken
up and passed with but one aud bic
negative voice.