The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-28

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lations md tho steamship contro.
yersy and IL r. beliegod tc Pro-.
ident gill sustain the Postmaster
General TIE Navy viii nlaobe
given duc combination and Con.
gress will be urged to appropriate
largely for new ycs'ola
A Democratic Congressman who
has just returned 70 Washington
was asked what would be- the tend.
cncy Of Legislation this session.
lie replied ave cannot tell until
sec what the President will ask
Us to do in his message" Still he
thought there were several mat.
ters that were certain 10 come
before Congress for action. "Thc
Army and Navy continued he
"both require q good deal of lcgis.
lntion." There is n sentiment
among Democrats that this Adj
ministration must re.creatc the
Naval Service, and that it must be
restored to the position it occupi-
ed in the worlds fleet before the
war.
II is easy to note upon the
faces Of Republican Congressman
as they gather in Washington an
expression OF encouragement.
They feel that tho party in power
will stay. The Republican party
has had taken away from 1t the
power Of its Federal officers and
ITS ability to raise assessments from
office holders. The Democratic par,
ty came very near beating il with
all OF this artificial strength, ano
the recent elections have proved
that the Democratic party can
stand alone, and needs 70 Fedora
patronage to back it. You hear
no more now about wal in TIL,
Senate, and nothing about Demo
cratic revolt even from Republican
Congressman,
The Presidents order excluding
of%ice.seekcrs and public men from
ttho White House except whel
they have public business witt
him will probably be revoked a
the end of the month. It wa
made to give Mr.. Cleveland tim.
to prepare his message, and he ha
said that he feels no iuclinatio.
to restrict public mon in thei
visits to HIM or TO require ther
to specify their business in al
vance. A few DAYS ago som
prominent Congressman were pr,
testing against thcorder in tho o
flee Of Private Secretary Lamon
Presently they we're admitted l.
see the President, and finding hin
alone once was such an unexpcctc
convenience, that they went ava
thinking well of the late order.
The event at tae White Hous
on Saturday was the arrival of il
long absent hostess, Miss Clev,
land. She has been at her HON
in Oneida County, New York, nm
returned to resume her social DIT
ties here.
The White House was thorough
ly overhauled and cleaned durin
her absence, and now il is in ord,
again for the coming season
Can pets, pictures, and bric'a.brf
were all taken out and subjecte
to the processes familiar TO goC
housekeepers, and replaced. I'll
windows are drapcd in lace an
damask as Of old, and the onl
change in the whole arrangemer
from that Of last year is the sui
stitution Of n full length portra
ex-President Arthur for that
Gen. Grant in the Red Parlo
The portrait Of the latter has bee
"