••Tin r.- i< one voung mm n ■ >•' -
delegation of Whom ti e people ot
expis-t a gn at deal. u:i-l tr- -i’"'
Ing to I.- >ii’ ipi-'iut. 4 -al i'- : '
.. I.U. tl-.av. .4 11l- w . •
are proud of ail uur yol ' g I" *■
sp-al.-r. I might e’.pl • o. v. .' ■• a . ;
gn—-ni in "Imt mm.- giv. - m.f -’ c ' ■ •
promise of Mtr-ngth in ihu nai.-mal i«u- |
gr.-ss than Henry."
went mo i
Ing th»- young congressmans e r r ’ !
was part eitlai'l) int i, s'ed, for fr-mi th.
first I had iM-ett attracted to this par'- ai.tr j
Ti xan, and many had been the talks 1..- j
tween us on tliose days when Reed and |
his republican majority w-r- d-ing no'
country good by r. framing irum 1. g.slating
Henry is a splendid sp. --im.-n of T x
manhood; a big handsome l-.iow with l
head that indicates brains; an ora;or of
pow. r, a man of deep . onvi-.'t:o - i-'r.cn
tile speaker in tile < oav- r-.:t.-ei -t wiia'.i
I m making :■ ■ -
t.'resting facts about his . areer. II is i
native Texa t
ry s of X’irginia ami T< t-m -s Xs I nave
said, h- is but thirty-three v. ,r- of age.
