The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-13

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NlIu n 1914
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sepals 0rI administration BE- roi.
Ia ut u4. 4,tp or.
Coo Hpf. a unxI,us tot
htu 'ha Trouble ond. and have
eonc uft A" y thaye " no real
issIo OU' oftLrm .til ~ wiebI
aJme oua would disahuno tho pub.
ilg MUD ~ ~ belief lllt there g.
going 70 be any fight between tho
President anl the Scna... There
can be none continued h., "for
tho President is mlstor q the
situation II ho refuses the in.
formation wc AK. that settles it.
We can DO nothing but refuse 10
confirm At the end Of the session ,
he can rcappJint his man, or
appoint another man, that il ALL" :
And tbcn Senator Elmunds, I
who has been ono of the manager .
this demonstration against the ,
administration, virtually called
or truce to these frrcical proceed.
ngs. 1t wls when he asked that
he Rt%lllaocrscr rcgolntion, G,
PRESENTED BY thu Chair 10 the G
be laid Oh the table. The =
o%soluiion referred to the strained Il
Citations between the President s
nj Senate in regard to informa A
affecting officials suspended or
ppointed, and defined the Prcsi.
duty in the matter from the ,
.idilebcrger standpoint. Mr.. Ell. :"
lunds, suddenly awakened TO the ..
yet that the Senate had been :"
.asting time, and said that there =.
ere butfOur months of the session
II for business. The resolution
nbodicd no practical questions, I
nj lt would be time enough to
the question when itshould
come a practical on. "
Mr.. RlddIebcrgcr is the Republic.
m readJlster Senator from Va.
g Is addicted to making eccentric Of
'oposltlons t. the Senate, and ie'
mething radical and silly is re-,
ways expected from him. But aIl
| this occasion he was sufficiently NJ
her to CRITICS. the hoary.headed tel
crmonler for voting against the III,
I~ddlergor resolutions. He men. ~
'ned the ilct that nr. Edmunds 7,
mselI had inalgurated debate I'll
the subjsc. involved. He ne
included by remarking that he ",
Il not mimi being run over by u
train, blt did object tolif.
ing mashed by "a wheclblrrow. rp
Although tho q pubIicans say a y
eat ie'i about rom,5als without q
use, happen - know that M,
only wish more had p.eo I'd
''e 10y tue new authorities. A
publican senator expressed an
mseli freely u few days since. ml'
OF sound Cleveland exclaimed Of
The Republicans in my state ~ ~
We been completely demoralizcd hi
d our organization has been bro. at
II up because some OF our most
i've politicians have been re-. Go
med IN Office" Said he, "thcy
2 afraid to help us lest they
he removed, aud | wish the =
'
csident would dismiss every Re-.
.ollcan now holding In my state.
they would 90 to work AGAIN
the party.
The Senate has now called upon '
rec Of the Cabinet officers to fur.
IN information bearing on Off.
il changes, Attorney Gcneral1
rlnnd, and Secretaries Manning
i Lamar. The two former have
and the latter will do ike. (
And now the House ~
representatives. has asked tho
gre tary of the Treasury to out.
9 his future silver policy. ri
Administration were not mas.
OF the situation IL would elicit,
sympathy of the public. II &
: been asked to account for i,sI a.
It actions, for what 1t Is doing 2