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the the. office '',: of Senator 'i in Gysaly ;ss any preliminary rem,,h. II, '3O. that tt Col. Ashley fis'',hs' is 'hs le'a thought ] Coy. Yell | ;u,,,l ,ns man ice of Senator in lSds Sls''y smi to Dr. Borland:-ai h, bsv.h hea ger,anes 9eIirer . n.s to scommupicalss;a' 'e1 2 agi,veI ..g winh a IT message ss from me ,a portion ts, of the late Go, so III Fe,l ou n1oa,ag nG longer; :, and that Gor' Sl'd Ts out opposition from me" ss''.,1al " @ entitled to the office siSs 9',Ss So to, to the hem members of the Ies;si, eGsi am, am elected he ;a to fill 4Go". Isas FsI,oas CT ,I man, before the next yf, Isa,'1 le oliIce ''ii1t;s of Senator.n q look \ wiling W to speak of Gov. 1ys ysn the the .a candidate q before the Lesis si, tor for. the Senate of the UnilsS lsS'sI sl cause c ,, l t think he is just7v Gys erI;, lice of Senator in AS. 'N4T -''l only desire to fill fiji lba ~ n sessions of Gov. Fulton, %, ,..n 'n Gov. Y ell will be candilsla Iol'' he ought to serve out his Sa's ,aa' and not be in my way nov' r'1 " ! will not be in his way, 't' fr 'a N 6e elected 6y he neat LeGii,1c,l, ii1l ,u And 1T again, hear what he Walker, when Walker told % n western members were for Gd supposed Gov. Tells G-;onI run him at his lime; if tbev l will not be a candidate agsiI cratic party may rest assured 4, l will not be a candidate for r der any circumstances.o An Houston, he said, Shat if tbe "A would elect him, he wOu out the unexpired term of GoI that he would not be candida ton in 1916 against Coy. YeII else.''

 Now sir, to whom did make these pledges' Why looked upon as the particular Yell; and one of whom he re, liver this as a message from Yell: that Gov. Yell could l846 without opposition; tha r would never be a candidate ag, \ against Gov. YelI.n And Nil l. order to show why l, in form |r led this a srolantary, though SO D it is only necessary to stale, ! above message was delivered | bl he rcjuscd to present il to C 3 was only induced to present by the request being "mgrdJJ with so much earneslness, and such a pathetic appeal in beha c fy." But what did Coy. Yell, e message was delivered to hiab at it. He disclaimed having ln with the disposal of the vacig Senate; "nor had he at any an3 didate for il, thaf he lad miAsr \ the disposition to recsin gIg 10 t; pre- etering, as de andtuf pend, for o6ice, upon &psopk reSentatireS. )

 Col, Ashley, then $ the

 knowledged lhat@ was not ! to the office of Senator m 'B first man to declare that Gov D entitled to the office of SenalC n made a "uoluniary, and sol c not to stand in his way

 And what next do we see E | mer, when Gov Tells name was have been expected in cOmnol in connection with the office oil A Col. Ashley was the first ma "that Gov. Yell was trying lOs ' Yes sir, while Gov. Yell, and all good democrats, were res

 contented and satisfied upon

 tending to let the matter rest

 and the Legislature, wIAQul

 Ashley was the man to cOnPla of disorgaaizatiOn, by his ms upon Gov, Y ell. The many

 then written, calculated tods

 of the Democracy, were da work. "Fair Play" showss principle, and hopeless resorts to such a miserable attempt to present as 'rus' Vi been proven to be tdls', Oy I of the gentlemen whose naqe'P above. His every. declaration

 Col. Ashley, ["yerbally or m MI or written, atlests that u'

 "drowning men will eaten al

 been proven by l