The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-11
wbIttinaton's ReIoinder.

ter in a campaign, when the man who was so unfortunate as to have to open and speak in advance of all his opponents desires it that he have Q few minutes as a reloinder.
 Now in doing that want 10 eall your attention to one or two facts l would not have asked for this re- ioinder except for the fact that Prose ] cutting Attorney j B Wood said tbat no man who was worthy of belief and an honorable man would makethe statement challenging his sincerity and honesty in holding the office he now holds, thereby insinuatins tba
 1 was not worthy of belief then go- ing ahead and mentioning our worthy ehancellor. J r. Henderson as a man
 who would stand mp and say of him that he was man honorable and
 worthy of belief in the community
 will ask you to apply the same rule to me the next time Judge Tender son comes over here don't think ]
 have got a-he1ter friend fa Hoi Springs. just ask him if George P
 Wilmington stands over there as a man who is honorable and worthy of belief I will apply inc same test in spite of the fact ] have never been associated with him Ask any man in Garland county other than my 4e- ltical op no1is, who are composed of few of Judge Wood worth
 henchmen, Whether am worthy of belief and honorable. and they will tell you l am. I believe TsE any man who lives in your county wheth- CT am
 Now. Judge Wood said He is al so in league with gamblers say here nov. ! am u league with no one The representative of the sentoel Record sits there and want hm to put in his raper and publish that ! do not now or al any other time want the vote Of a single gambler in
 Hot Springs, and l want you to pace it ih the headlines5 I am WIIling to publish 70 the world don't waut it And don't wan. either the vote of him barred from the crooked race track or the gambler | don't want either one of them and ] would rath CT be defeated without them than be ele ted with them Here Whit tngton held .in his hand the circular signed by 4 McGui5auJ
 There has been a scurrloos cir- cUlar put n your hands here ha speaks for self II says that WhH tineton came.to Hot Springs in la0A- I say t is absolutely false T came to Hot Springs six years ago ltI says have uot paid the poll taN tor 1908 How coud ! loo elected repre- senJative2 lt right on its face shows it is fasa If hadn't paid poll tax and resided there for ear ] couldn't have been elected repesep. atve 1t says further that ] was for thc race track hll fac infamous Wadloy bill No ! introduced a bil, myself thu favored that would have prevented cI oscd ra ing such as that that won the money that paid for that nHmous circular Wan t3i say further that that mau was. barred from 'he race tracks the Is d hench man Of ludge Wood For dveue a horse 8 different color from it's nal ural color and racing t uder, a d.f- fereut name J want 10 say chat that Is the money that paid for the print. ing Of this circular After he uag barred from all the race tracks then he says racing is sin aod a crime l want to ten you these facts mrI friends, and ] want to tell you also ! that did favor race track ! bill of the right kind and am m ia- For of 1t now if 1t is logical The other remarks in there are similar to that that thing s worthy to be done that with atearing in pieces aad thrown away If you are going to let that kind of money pas for cg. cuIars to tell you gao to yote for Prosecuting Attornes
 Jdse Wood eeaded the proposition l of what he said about the 1ropoa | tion a0ou, Montgomery county He 1 eraded the proposition about tha house, of iItame that stands next n ! his office that showed yoa the picture Of and why it is taere and why they sell whiakey and iquor on | Sunday and every other das. and ne eFaded egerf other proposiuc7 fl showed yoa the record oT and tAc record stahds there. and fraeose to ! tell t On every stump In Garland and MonteomerY counties and s8outr or later he is going to answer B. |