Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-18
Ar the CAPITAL,
,sa,,latlon Held Back BY ApprO-
prIatlOn Bills.
.ossTAiNs ABOUT 3. esATz BROWN
--. I,-4 Mr.. Randall and the Demo-
,-ats---Tha Rebuilding Of
Our Navy
Saaa!o As RQissss.

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.,sz,ssTov, December ll.-COusider-
80, Of such stsid measures as silver coin
- - the tariff, steam subsidies, rehAbilita,
.;sn q, ia navy, interstate commerce. pen
I.,,sr postage, postal telegraph, and the
-. will not come fully before Congress
,D,;I The appropriation bills have been got
:. n the way. Of course, there viii be
,.,,issrsbls talk about these matters and
,,bs, GENERAL subjects as esely as February
"A March. but the downright tongue
,Irbbius will not begin until about May
:, lime. Then the appropriateness will be
,.;,l, ou, Of the way and the coast will be
,r.s, for scenes of exciting debate. PeO-
:. Who defer their visit to the Capital
',.-sf,rs until the summer months will
,sv- the benefit Of both the charming
-ss,bsz Of this climate and tbs interesting
,,.,,rss of Congress There is such
rs. Of iupor;an, subject matter to come
..tors Congress that the proceedings will
= c,nparstivsly eounon place during
80 Ers. two or three months
b GRAZ BE.wN.
Gan ,ou tell wh7 ex Governor B. Grstz
5,orn, OF Missouri, Who dsOppsd dead the
,,bsr dsv sunk 80 rapidly o9t Of eight
,hsr the caupsiyl Of lS722' inquired
s.ps,o, Palmer 0! Michigan, to some
..;snd. this morning. No? Well l will
Ell yor. Brown gss eaIIcatured to death.
10 nsn who 6zlres before tbs country
,,2Os so quickly out Of sight "a the one
z5o figures in the pictures OF the day. II
,,c remember We never saw Browns face
y p,ne during the Gsssly campaign eX-
,sp, in the form OF ssg oa the coat tail of
.bs great editor and Presidential csndi-
'sts. lou would srs freely pictured as q
y,ss, swsggsriuy, b.ainy man o. immense
Toasn, while on the tip (. bis cost tail
g,uId De q diminiuys card with the face
,p9 uams Of B Graz Brown. When that
f,miGsr caricagure was taken behind the
...-rsin on elCcion day II VAS never
trough, cut again, aud the people soon
r,r,o, that Nr. B.OHn lived
tbs TARIFF.
The temper Of the protective IsEId Dem.
,,rs,s in the House du5ing the pSst few
,svs hiss been 10 demonstrate ths dsterni-
,srion 10 battle TIE free traders in their on
,lsayh, upon Mr Randall, aud 1t IS quite
z7idsnt that before the end Of the session
there will be some pretty hard hitting
among the majority members. Mr. Kan
!sl and his following. am 1uurirs TO about
6h7 votes. re2ressut ting P5nnsy Ala
bsnA Georgia. and other portions of the
country South, are determined not TO be
hrott.ed. and in thar determination they
huvs largely the sympathy OF The Republi-
can members. Uadouotedly Mr.. Randall
. tas the support Of the President in g gooG
nsnv Of his smSisious-Gt least. be is not
handicapped 5y the influence a. the White
a9Css. This sympathy on the part Of the
Presideut is not one Of personal character
b7 any means but Of principle The Psesi-
isrt # ANYTHING on the tarif, is conserSs-
i've and occupies ground
MIDWAY
os7Reea the friends os NJ. Randall and
hose Of Speaker Carlisle, There is not 3
park Of political feeling and NOT very
Isrgs amount Of personal sympathy be-
tween the tRo last named gentlemen, while
heir friends are arraved solidly against
ZACH other /; is only q question whether
ihs leaders OF both fsc,ions 10 the Demo
cratic party have the courage 20 exert
their sentiments and do opsnly what their
pgi7ate instincts iucliGe them 10 do. One
oi Nr. Carlisle frieuds. speaking Of this
sl'.c. to day, said, Significantly:
The Democrats are in power. The
principles espoussd by Mr. Randall and his
tOioEsrs are not those of the msjOrty.
Tee minority mus: yield. therefore, 10 the
-asses. There is nothing more exasper-
scng 70 the msjo,iry OF rhe Democrats
;tal he work Sr Randall "a indulging in
&c acts ils' lie a man who considers his
party 100 s'ro5g. He may change lis
mind a+-Er o uhr1a DO