Ogden Morning Examiner and Morning Standard | 1910-03-06 | Page 3 | Gordon and the Senate

GORDON AND ANDJE JE SENA SENATE IE Washington March 5 Some remi reminiscences of his short service seI o in the United States senate senale were given ien by Col James Gordon until recently a 0 member from Mississippi at al a smoker of the Commercial club last night The United States senate senale Is com composed composed composed posed of tho rho finest finelt lo lot of men that I II have ever eer had tho the pleasure of or asso associating I elating with said Col Cot Gordon If lC there are any grafters In tho the senater senate r I 1 I find them They Tho aro an honest and a hardworking set sel ot of otmen men they the work so hard that Its no place for on tin old fellow like mo me moThe moThe meThe The first lime I voted it wan waR for fora a Republican measure When my com comrades comrades comrades rades on the Democratic Demo side told rue rao that I 1 had hall done dono ao so I told lold them 1 I was sorry to 10 have made such a blunder but I had listened to 10 the speeches and had found that the Republican side sounded founded hest best to 10 mo me and so 80 I followed them I said ald If I they boy Iho wanted rao mo to lo vote voto the other way war in the future futuro they would have to Ond find some somo better speakers speak ers