JACKSON. Feb. l3, 1916.
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Dear Sir: This comes to inform you am
well, and still stand to my pos. defending the
rights Of my constituents in all the absorbing
questions that have, or may be introduced into
the Legislature have introduced, first, re-
solution calling from his EXccllency all the oc-
ton that has been had on the turnpike and rail
road companies the counties of Newton and
LauderdaIe a special message was received
and sent 10 a committee, Of which was chair
man, as you are appriscd. have reported
with bill annexed and, to my utter asonish-
ment, two of the committee, MesSrs Sharkey
and Lemey, offered counter report; but my
report was received and agreed TO, and the bill
passed to its second reading; but when my bill
came up for its third reading, Mr. Randall, of
Jackson, rose and offered bill with a remon-
STRANGE of J. J. McRae, and asked TO strike out
my bill, and insert his, and read his remon-
stranre offering some seven thousand dollars
for compromise-but my bill has passed the
house. but has met foe in the Senate, and was
again recommiced- but it will pass


lam, dear sir yours, with due respect


l. MOODY.


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