The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-11-19
AN EsTIMArk oFrHK ROncEs.
Per-onsei OF the RepaSiieaa Miasr rity In the
Paris0n Of tine Rsrces.
VIC ~'1 71 111e1 y
WASHINGTON D. Nov

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a 'ne sea pa',e, repor. OF Iosses 'tS,
u anu q o.. -" .-,, T.. !, .',: .Sloie i"ices are en"s
ine III y i,as a,.en''on- niorna
ti"h TesPec'ns 'ne S'iens'n oi tue enemy Is also
eaEr'ly s"uS"'.
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70 sh"" co"oi"S.eis '.at .'o Do.nca's n ", rui'
nave eIea. ",H"s III ~
cans re ehIorced oS snen as arr eA
Pecteu 20 !" vote WIN ,ue no P','.'' Puie
theh VIII assume tue en.ie reSPousioi.ts y,
managing tne Rouse ., hepIe'e"'a'''e' iu All
depar,llien's ~; " IT'S .iaen"y a., ;., -. g..
10 hieet ,h's s5J"I'y, husnea win US ulss ~
victory, ana eohnneht Oh aehie''ng others, Tue
hepuonean minority, ~ - 10" eN"ien', VIII ue
penn ehlehy "Po' 'he l"''o"'"g 'ne"'
Maine sehus tHree Iepreseniatines ", VINO IiI WIN
take nigh rahk, nathely, piaine, hngene S nae'
anu RYE rrou, Present aPPrarahces 'h,s M o'a.e
delegation, III the persons oi rhese esntiernen,
VIII nave the iead 1n the hepnolican sue; Eaen
one Is GOOD speaker' anu very rea1! ueos'er,
ahd IN Lhis latter euaiacter tneie VIII oe u" ,an
on the hoor superior 70 MI biaine. As pariia-
mentarlan hone excel MIN, tnouSn ne VIII oiteu
be confronted and restrained IN MS aitempts 70
speak by some OF his own rulings, which were
good enongh Tor DIS party wheh IN tne majority,
bnt VIII seriously hamper IL wheh IL taxes Its
place in the opposition.
Neither New hampshire nor vermont VIII @ eon-
tribute n0'aole strength 70 Ins hePnoIcsn oPPo-
sltlon: ne same Is true OF hnode isiahd
Nhiis tue hISSaCh"se'ts ueirsa''on 10 ssui9
shorn OF strength: there Will be three men from
that State who VIII he prominent IN the minorl,
". Inese are ueotge r. hoar, Mr: fierce' anu
Professor seeiye. ME- hoar VIII probably be the
leading man IN the State delegation HIS dis
tlnguishlng frait OF earnest and often biind par
tisanishlp Will be more valuable to minority
than 1t has heretofore been TO the majority MI;
Pierce Is not ready speaker, put as practical
adviser ne VIII contribute eohsiaeraoie strengtn'
Professor Seeiye though elected as an IndePend-
ent, VIII act with the hepaolcans: his hiSh
character ana recognized aoiiit'es VIII undono'-
edIy give MN place on the noor durihS MS nrst
session.
In view OF the immaculate past, predietiohs III
regard to Connecticut are vainiess. IL Governor
Hawley Is returned, ne VIII aud great strenSth
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ar. For marty purnoses. and lacking to the fu
tnre neither of them will bring marked strength,
So while Republicans of mark will be few from
New England those named will h. nrominent,
and most of them will ranL veil !, tbs ,ninnritv
New York contributes two strong men. Wheel
or and Rass The former IL one of th. I,.st mar
Iiamentarians and MANAGER, an tb. door. He is
also n strong sneaker q ready d,Iat.r. and a
gentleman who always commands m. attention
of the House Mr..Basswas tested in the District
investio.tion- and found 4, be trne steel All
tb. arts of the ring, and all the persuasion of
timid partisans failed 10 swery. him one hairs
h.aoJ,L A ,,ooJ Ia,,,.. ., III, 81 f...;LI,