The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-11

man was speaking and he was making wonderful speech, that so attracted and fascinated him that he remained untf the speaker was through and when he got back home it was late His master said to the negro, Why didn't you get bac ffrrt-ss-e- ffrrt-ss-e- 2--tt44e want on to tell him about a great man mak- ing speech Well, what did he say" Well. he said don't know, but [ will JeH you he give himself an awful recommendation Now. gentlemen, they have succeeded in do- ing that for themselves; as far as lt goes I don,l want to take 1t away from them.
 want to say that came to Mt. Ida about B or 3i years ago and have lived here ever since this has been my home, have mixed fellow citizens. with you in business aud so- cial relations, and in all ways and in almost every way in a private way. and have been your public servant and if amy men on earth know me, you pnow me If those strangers can come here and say things by way of insinuation and innuendo and make you think that am a sort of dirty fellow that will run off to Hot Springs and get in with the gamblers, My God Let me tell you the truth They have lived down there they have lived there ihe last speaker has lived there 37 years. breathed the same atmosphere, mixed and m,agled with them. had many of them as his friends I suppose When you get in ma laria district don't you contract ma laria? Gentlemen we are living out here in healthful distri t. You know me, couldn't tell you in 40 days as much about myself as you already know That is a fact, and that is the only reason came out here. I expected Things would be said. because Judge Wood in his own circular talks about the dirty, rotten politics of Hot Springs, talks about it in his own circular; read his own circular
 Now. fellow citizens, didn't like the way Garland county treated us, whether right or wrong; that was my opinion l didn't like the way Gar fead county treated us. i didn't think that the proper thing for the demo- cratic party or for good business and social relations that should exist and be encouraged between the two neigh. boring counties Garland county is one county in this district Montgom- cry is another each is uan We have our courts we have our off eers, and we are one We pay our taxes, we are qualified electors in this, they in that Well, by reason of the old senatorial compa and having gotten along well together and by reason Of the other understanding by the author of the bill and our own Representative that we would he treated right and Tar, I Thought 1t ought 10 be gone about in a busness way and We should have an under standing so that the people will know and govern themselves accordingly Being chairman of the central com mlttee. called a meeting They say there was only six. Gentlemen, when g man is so strained that he must wisrepresent at one place, you may look out, if you don't know you may judge that he is stranng some thing else Just hunt up the record we have got the records here The secretary is now present. don't know how many were there quite a pumbcr Now will be candid aud say Jdat that had very much to do in my becoming andidaleit had all 10 do in fact in one sense Of tlc word in my being candidate at this time Why, you can see that As that had been spoken about here by all Of them believe it will be as well for me Co read ou that resolution that we presented to the Garland county association When l read it you will understand what was left with them
 taHeA4adaa- te read said resoluuonJ
 How does that sound to you, gen ucmeu when you make a proposition to your neiehbor that is fair and he answers you in generalitles Of that kind-- nndemocratio it was unsafe can read you here what he said from his circular if have it I win do it. And now why was it defeated; why it vas defeated by the influence by tho orat0ry and by the strength of character before that committee. of a majority of them of J D Wood lie don't deny it. he don't deny 1t in his circular Was There then fhp