The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28
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wasuise7ox. Nov. II, 1855
Democrats III putting forth claims whie
II csiahlisiee. give them the next House
sfr Qnag. on tie other hand. is p~o.fseshat
a,rtv Is victorious ir the Congressional
elections. and vii organize thu House To
many Republicans and imeroas Democrats
tie problem presents w sides. one wing
offbe Demo~rary arsue that & would be
ba-ter b let the Republicans have compile
possession. ard assume the emlarFasmeat
that suca complete responsibility IN al
branches II government would bring, that %
lake possession ofthe House and the Ovid
el responsibility and have a majority Of ron
or two. 3 majority TOO small TO be certainly
available in emergencies. The other arsa-
reut Is that ifthey are IN possession ofbs a
branches Of Congress. the Republicans will
admit shei Territories a. they see ~ per,
a.,d tbus make their fmare secure. a CRY
y fraund wll be raised 10 any event, which
ever party takes the House and the contes-
Ia election cases in the BoKt House vii
5e nn~prsesdeaied 10 number Hno. IL seaa-
jail
Ben Butler. Beautifully arrayed a. ever
vas IN town yesterday and talked cheerfiily
oflhe result offle election. as was easy 10 a
millionaire With no enormous political in-
teTesi 80 stake. lie says that ihe Repubh-
cans will during the nezt Administration
make tlrse or fuas new Republican states
sat Of Northwestern Territories, which will
fye the Republicans 81 least twe.ye mex
congressman. ID this event the doughty
Pea ramarts that the Dsm0csaiic ps-y Tl
81 a corpse. AproFos. ~ these Territories
c,-niactrres are rte as - tie names tha. wN
ae assnmel by the two sections Of Dakota &c
admiitea South DetYia ard Worth
Dsko,a are Objectionable ie-ms When Gen.
Harrison was 6n the senate Territorial Com
miiies. De was in favor % naming one por
ion L5icola. 1t Is not unlikely that The
name Liacs q wil therefore BE- attached D.
one Of the new states
The immease losses indicted upon corn
meroe and Industry every onr years, no ls
than the money abs1ig.ey and directly ok
pended FOR campaign purposes directing
attention to the nr sity for Increasing the
length q tie Presidential term ID may
b. accomplished By the Fial -fetCsas
ifIi DE- aec5m9 she'd It vin p-,5aoly he hy
accompanying measure with pros sion
THAI a president lai mot Oe reelected. Tie
question VIII undoubtedly receive serioa
Congressional consideration. In Ills c0a
neciion. q measure % fn5yids l9f tae retire
meut Of the electoral college nuisance Wal
be brought forward
In the midst % Democratic sorn1wings. i
is sad TO reflect that 10 ono rrps q soltoy
Weep Cor Mr.. T. J.. PAeip-. ofNernsout who
wul have 90 lose bis Jos o. the Court Of 81
James. Mr.. Phelps had never been heard
Of prior TO his appointment Us Minis
ter TO Eugland. and ogca &c the Democr
return % power e VIII 5e safe DO wager that
Dc VIII never be heard 0f gain. The were
a policemans side partner I'd poker, bee Von'd
be more known % hme and more deeply
loved. am only iel 70 speak q, him by
the amount Ofgucs-ing going on rs 20 liz
possible successor. New Workers vAo eN-
peci to run the next Administration us they 4
did Arthur's. and Cleveland's. are already IN
the field with three candidates. They are
Chaunoey ". Depcw, VIM N. Evarts, and
Whiielaw Reid. Evans and Reid are not So
handsome as Depew, but they are nearly as
good takers, except at dinner tables, where
Depew carries the day-or rather the night.
Preparations for inauguration 90 on space
Gen. Scholeld, commanding general OF tle
arny. viii probably be marshal OF the day.
The military display VIII undoubtedly be
magnificent. ana Gen. Scaoield's sele
ton would be most appropriate. No prepar
aiions for the proposed removal Of the city
rosiofice 10 the grand cour, Of tie Pensi n
building having been made, il may be posi-
Die To secure that hail for the inaugural ball
Secretary Dickinson will be asked to delay
Toe removal and viii agree to do 50, ifposs
bile. lfit isimprssiaie. there will be great
extra expens and tickets viii probably 80
back 70 ihe Ola time price $40. % The we'd
ding Of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. the Eng
lish c1mmoneT. and Miss Mary Endicptt. th-
daughter of Secretary Enlic3ti, was quietly
sa.mnized on Thursday. Mr. Chamberlain
arrived IN New YORK CA Monday. They
ought to make a charmingly sensible couple
Ibis acute, worldly Engiishman aal his
Yankee bride isaw them ont walking tie
Day before the wedding. Miss Eliieo,t
aas dncssedin q dark plum cloth sait. aHl
Der hat was a broad brinmad affair of black
f't. This was eonrrasted TO Mr. Chamber
iaiu's drh o~vcrcoat, silk hat and tan gloves.
She wore q smile. and Ike all uPpcr-class
Eneiishmen Dee wore a deeply bored coanie
Nance and a single eyeglass ne Is said 20
have fallen half way doEn The ladder get
tiugoT,he steamer Aurania aad never dis
located tie cyegiass.