Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-04-11
Underwood's High Political Courage.

1.-THE statements contained in that article are absolutely tsel he SAID. IN
.% IF tt the +im reflections ci ms. that P16, paper ter s e0ntap' tb Ts5sd but 1S Se o. sna @yscd eS s5oa1d mot %
hat article ARE a re 9g ion o o. on the @t, body ,s of De NO fs 5 THAT ii is t# in f fos.9
Of this majority, l should be untrue to my party # I did not rise here and
'T Underwood continued lie asserted he had asked the commia.: to take y "
hct and appealed to his Democratic Tt GO, colleagues a g ao.o on the foTm don. to IS support mot
this ta ia' SP 5s % %%iA @ a9d the &e' ea hS s schedules TS '6 6%s5 bs%u sell he e hs and a steel
;S5od9 aSd e ooa 1'f had ' not n be %S revised gHsSI for orr many a%Sy years s' Mr. K5ssbn, Of ,No5Td5
proved his case explaining his connection with the iron and steel iudness-
RE 4sd j. f r Sa0i M' Brya m q da feGp &py1 | t~en "s4fi IS to Ollie ~ James, in in which Mr.
Bryan asked skHed, James to T TGnGe un ms "Rr ' Prvam did i'd not not saw I vas protection
it NF the sP penocra i%' party S5Ss ySn I brought IT, e E. he $I tssi: 5d 5l q Not So+q until j
far as my conduct was concerned. = = = I had to write a wOGlG i. schedule
t did n gP" obey g% the command om Of the gentleman from Nebraska MI Bgs@ he he
is iy s4d f s@ b6n to % PeTsn ss tS S3@'' DS"''' : 'D D' ' D"~' ,r~,
18th. There 1 vas si iSms %o5' and St t Ria5 SBsf' IN 1 attempt nP@ a"t ofato @ Si flourish, T[S%e
was no frenzy Of denial 10 protesting t@e daggt% Of n m epoSed do his RsA case. "g That was ali
there was to R-except one thing.
Underwood a Presidential Possibility.
,, THAT . 0GS thing ts so ii ss; Of % Se no gas't Gs State se's oi as sSa2 s'i %sq a ea ann date
for the Democratic 9tH . nomination mi bd ai $50 aTe Mr BRYAN n"t fhat made SI him Na a CANDIDATE
Assaults on Mr.. Bryan. are u% as common ans + as i M5 B n5 4sb ainn At p % GtSi Ps ens
d %r was this: Here vas a man n, with it the the highest highest type Typ Ds If Po With a SITUATION s%aaSon.
! and e deSsa. . n s cit { s %. but met + + i: e9 F55., and %,j SFRyed v h' e6 s3eS9l92
ODD do What seemed b@t for the Den Democrats %o5e6: party pa s' and j6d ts S9nt aGd III country o01 try
a snsl Bsde5t and an 'b Began mut to ask: - %How about this chap Underworld He seems
tic Of R'y eou ifan the he B" Bryanophobs, seized upon t the c R m .i2sd On 1 fs e GpdS5
wood, and equally Of course the BTyannes 1 Toald i. Pv te sn noGt. IN The f' personal
: :@afon . Of fI it v va" negligible eG Dbl p The mere fact that Underwood laGEzs ID rose +. . to a 4 FSoaS9
Of P {ss people x but Il; in{ d. 255So Ii, with sRo Thf f. h fsa did hiatt at the the sadFs ' @ajof Fl,
vm nCnssd bHm-coming as it did after an arduous session y congress IN IN
o DPI1 he same Underwood had displayed qualities OF Leadership ant sm m a.
T %n ar md saneness that had caused a Weakening OF interest IN MN nm among anon s "d
Sp aI nrshrd that good opinion which had been formative 10 10 r Dmb ,ra ac
Pepms Pu nmt Underwood in the light of being available for the Dem0'S'
oHmce" unless conditions change very materially t. yy,u before ios% me Of VieGin9
N Na .nme o 5Ie State tat farther down the list when it is time to place tayG hr % %u
WS Sos IN nomination. will send an orator to the PLATFORM III o nH wv wv
favored DIE Ea m fr the consideration of the delegates the name OF Oscar W
1sderyood Of Birmingham, chairman Of the. Ways, and Mems G ?onr IN IN t,
On U e;wt" esrMnd CONGRESS and hoor-eader of the Democratic majority j" w
House.
urdervvoods Long Legislative Experience of Great Value
oreat nanv men wise in public affairs have, held that the the ame e t %~
n 81 10 Const+rtion would have buhded even better than they ud d II mG
me INC i,cLnded in that document a provision that no mar IS enPaoe y me p p ~
no mt ~ ~ o1nntrv miles he has served a certain length o. unme pm IN
SSnM..veb branch Of The Government. 1t was urged Tor MI IAN um' ~ wa