The Penn's Grove record., 1885-11-28

Tie mSbs II A2e for'sN nth
Congress ere aveiay ia ~ e'sy ~
They are ialkiHSWbout tie peaketsnip
contest, about 4 isrg ti.e aies q Tie
L.owerNouse, atptt!e opp's-
ition to Presided u arpoiua asnis' ana
about tie que ! IS ta9 presented
az, ,,;c,or "a n6ew cghgress.
icta. Il un ocdgilat iis Lem
ocratic majority v So Mt NafA.
isle Speaker, the II bllctns ~bi eivqS
he complimentary psgnl net'oa e ohs
Of their brsthcen. "a . meinpY
thus selected lecomesti9 Nlrtua' ieaH
~ nrt5e r~,;.crily ham i~lssereA
49, al ii Tie coming leiion Of tie
ncuse Republican caIcuS
Several names AZ n{clslonea Q
this honor. They arc stefsIs. fted' o.
Maiae, Hiscoek. OF New ieIS' Long
Of Massachusetts,, nd Sieh'hey' ~
Ohio. The two former az le@ay w
esly Candidates, and it Is uiolght li@t
Mr. Reid VIII get tha aoihiilasioh.
Being more aggressive sifl more eoufa-
geous in the expression Il us op1'lons
than Mr.. uiscock lie il the fatur
leaderuf the Republican iaihe1lsy,
NJ need i > readA irfepressihle
talkcr, and spends a largt Y MS
time in Congress on his tsef, either N
speaking or in button-hoiins us con-
ferees. lie knows well pow 10 Hi'iize
his own information and ne mas = saf-
castle style that is heighteheu ny an
exasperating coalness. posl hs ana
Mr.. Hiscock ere me p experience,
each having served seferai leslhs u thc
House. MIR. Hiscock il Snw 10 has
movements and Methods iie q noS
speak often, and las no gf 7 fer sbisiipg
in the Ere Of IN aerimJ3 ious depase
He is 4 rich man, and Guflhg 1he WIN
Ter gives fine dinners.
The Republican leaders are all hig'l-
tariff advocates. All 81 inc eadefs
on the Democratic side, with the eN-
ption Of Mr.. Randall, lfo pfonoanc-
ed revenue reformers. neie!ofe the
battle in the House between ~Ttatsctioh
and reform Of the tariff, freiniSas % ee
fought on Strict party Hnss.
There is 50 much ~coloElsihs agalhst
tile rules of The House d Reptesesta-
lives. that effort III ba lnada early in
the session 10 improve 1Aeia] p''il-
gresham sirligg says ~ spent
months in deyismga set I'd tiiat
will facilitate legislatioa Trough
the present rules Che mose posidye wa
of tie majority can Le teisadsdl BY me
the minority, aul the tnt}fcsIsI o. the
MANY s~uhordipatea Is fle seDefhes OF a
few. The average day il. ne ilolise IS
devoted to the question eslat shail
wedo today The.gen leiapn from
illinois says his plan Of reTiSioa opens
the way for pf9uipt t~ransaslioA o. BUS
mess which meet the anprevsi u a ma
iori,y. He is wiling 10 tgtista majcr-
ity Of the representatives 81 tie people.
Tic extent 10 which tlp ktpubtean
Senators viii oppose the AdiHlniatra-
ton in tie matter Of appalailnents vil
be determined by the cauans 70 he held
in about Il week. y Ii Nhiieaa Seaa-
tor remarked. / do not Yeileve N op-
p sing the President be$'a'ise he Is 4
Democrat. There are iva things TO De
considered III N appointed Wuose lame
comes before The Senate d confeGat'oI:
Is he an able man, aSN nc fouesrly
and efficiently administer ne aiiiirs OF
lis Office. lie did not think the cues
tion Of politics Should be considered.
"StiHo, continued the SsHatof .1res-
iaant Cleveland fas introdl'ccd q new
element is statiag that he vo'iid remove
no II except fof of'cns;Ne parelsfli-
ship. To rcmoye an otfpuSiye Repub-
lican and appoint IN oifeaslTe Demo
erat in his place, is, to ny NINA, NJ
consistent, and | shall tak5f INA qacs-
ton into consideration Wlaen appoiht-
ments come up for cenliF nation. |
will agree with the ADMINISTRATION
When ! can, and differ frell it when l
must.'i
The President is workings hard day
and night On his message sp Solgfes5,
and annual reports are comiHs3h IRON
tie various branches of ule r2sefn-
merit. General olierit,an's report VIII
be read with special jnseredi, esreciai-
ly his treatment Of the Inahi 7 question.
lie puts himself in accord i@lsh thoso
who have conteLded for i EuHpsn Pol
icy. He advocates giving i4e ildiahs
land ii severaliy Gs soon possible,
and takes the ground that tlle army rs
not III the proper body toCathtra5S PCT
manenlly with the mald gslI OF the
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