Sharp County record., 1912-05-10
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10 battle Tor real progressive policies
unUl there arc laws FOR tho oompen-
sation OF working non killed or
wounded n battle until there are
laws to protect workIng men In their
/ lives I0 their worl, everywhere
throughout th's country
Now friends. I am so pressed for
/ time That + have 10 leave unaaid haI'
of The .h'neo would liEo to tell you
about gut there are luaf one or two
points upon which wi3h to touch.
/ One Of .he 1oousat'ons that my oppo-
ncuta make about Uo. and If there Is
any accusation .hat they don't make
/ 7 don't Know &C. ia that while was
president I was % dictator Well I
I wasn't Whom did r d'otato to2 The
| pooDla2 Not % bit OF &c. And T new
or dictated TO any senator or con.
gresham who ropreen.ed the peo-
( pie aud stood uD for the rishts Of .da
people The only kind OF dIctatIon IN
which Z over 'nduigod was when 7
found Ihot tbero was something ld9t
the people ought TO have and that
Congress would not give them !
then went ont and 9totel 10 the peo-
pie why + thought IL was In their In.
lerost 10 have that particular law
md. n could convince them that
wos right they brought pressure 10
bear upon rhe recalctront senators
or e0Dgrcamcn. Sometimes II would
bo one lew, sometimes anofher, now
/ lt was Tho rate law now tha Duro
food law now H. wos % law to I'm.
crease 'he power oG The Department
Of Agriculture TO that IL could deal
with tho pcopIo, 'ho farming people
who most aIwoya mako the basis 9'
our national Iifo And sometimes II
would be- something alsa and i' 7 act.
"a on 'hoao subjects, my opponents
would bo very apt 10 aoy that was
acnuP uaco0afIluuonaIIV ! always
bore IN mind Chat rho proombic %
Tho ooDcN'ltI60 says thot rho people
mndo .l and f % question came up.
always ravo tdo benefit of rbo doubt
10 lho pooplo
Now IiD Rivo you two illustrations
Of mo way oe'ol Oun taken from
before I was PRECEDENT was colonel
OF roglmonl Ia tho Spanish war;
There were several Arkansas mon .1
fH1i rodmont and one or lwo of
lam ro hofa fonIphi ono OF lha
bcg' mon in my regiment woa jocE
Croonway from Hot SPRINGS re w3a
o gpa1l American rogImnJt Thoro
wmc. / Think more whose prhca
wore tbo wuy lHnn mon whose Iolh.
oIG wore the blue VOL, pot down
thoro. lnd anor mo Grat fight wo
g0l oo mlhor ahom mt.ong Thoro
mual bo fathers of lha civil war here
ON ono HIdo or Z ho olhor Won Yor
know OF .bo Importance of tho crack
w' lno Right 1.lmr the rr0 nnnt
Vn got down 10 nothing bul hard
tack md 8uI pork Now. ! novor
eoddIod my mon expected chat
they would mfo nuvlhng Ibol c1ma
aad uf'u about ll and lb1I they wuUl
cd % picture os uolr 'ho flash of the
guns B I could F.i lhom and rot
li for lbom bui also took oI tho
caro- OF Dbom lbol J could + dony
thing lUDl u colonel ia fit 10 bo cob
ouo If ho doal moi HNo coro Of hIl
ropImoul dl not Ihnl, much of
h1rd uct and mll pork 10 goI
about 40 ~ my men ono dly and
marched them down 10 6oo II wo
could not find HomuInIug lo ool We
found whore hoy wwn uulondmg
supplies for .u' oIIIauH wd army
md Dmong o.hor 'hIug8 ma rront
mU# of bom1 being Wlo1dod go I
pui i0 n request for llO0 pounds Of
, tHna ror my mon lIo showed mo
aoma rules whore II aaid That bo1n1
woro only for tho ofrIooW' NESS and
F0Id I couldn't get any for my mon
VOL when we got down 10 hard
Iuck officers nnd mon Hlo ollFo from
the colonel down I lhon asked If /
could have aomo beans Tor my 0ff
Gers, md bo said. "yoa. how much
do you wnt' oWoll" + mId. II
want 100 pounds of lo1ns" "WhH"
ho anId "your officers enui oDt 100
pounds Of hotna" told him ho
didn't know wbul apuotloa tboy had
llo ntld that 70 would boyo 10 bo ro,
ported 10 Warrington ood lhnt ho
would warn me- that II might no .
taken ont Of nay salary HId, IAN /
H7bh mst 10 got the beans" 10 I .