Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-12-06

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10 carry out lis partisan designs, "
mot there. The republican bosses ;
al they viii have . quorum in a day
two and tina. whcu the members en-
i, set here they will compel them 10 s,a
a. bu, that remains 10 be seen. Talk
= cheap, but il viii require the VVesCu
ALOHA quorum Of rcpVb'icsusNto "a
,fiauy measu-e-t tainted in the >l'ghte
. degree with politics throughout Il
. House. This much has been iUlY 4
BY TIE democrats,
. Mr. uarrisou's message reads mo'
> ike : partisan po}ajca, baraugue i,
l~l;vcred from the stump in the mid;
of a heated campaign iaai Ike ii
calm non.partisan diguia>i oommua;
cations the American people have
RICH, ia expect from the President
olthe Cuuitcl States, What It con
taius has been largely discounted eve
since 1t wS> known ihst .e had deeij
cd to sc, upon tie advice OF the mos
radical members ofa.s PARTY. ltpiess
Is ;lc Reed, Mckinley. IoIr, Cannon
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mi =, ls,s4,r, f..
t,ou ,r,,. s,,, ms, $3.50,
p,s,.% ps5s,, ,n3S W
tuse.. against ilc No. sAs aou,
which ct 80 s,ou.ly lvtcr5$ tl;a5 at
H., and also 10 hno,7 who,btriley nro.
pose 10 cou,ig3s setting with ;ts til.
publican party. Ell which Nh Harrison
&, the recognized oiie,s. head, -Esiu,.
/ lie material interests @: ,hs'. Oh,
'tuea,s Interesting lcv.,oqm5l,s may
be confidently expected aur.2- the
s,s,oa e. Cyu-res which begun to-day
moi the least OF which w.uJc lie ae.
ton nf the republicans who are an-
uoscJ TO tic Mckinley tsriH-;le-a
are lots Of them I'm both ll1use and
Senate. who voted for Tie uH. under
compul,ion.
Mr. Ilarri.ou, IN l,, message, has
made a desperate a,,cw~t TO s,cu ,ho
Blaine current In his party aud sccnra
a denomination. lie recognizes. as
does uysry b-dy else. that ii lie is not
nominated In 1891 he will stand before
the country as reIuhel by the party
which nominated aud elected him 10
tae Presidency. This aumiliatiug coll.
di.iou hc very naturally would like to
escapc: he~cp his present efforts.
Mr., Waulnslcr deyctes sous:lnrq-
BE space H. his a@,,.sl rcDort 10 his
postal telegraph hobby. He also saws
that II cent letter hostage would be
d good thing, and then proceeds to
throw cold water on the suggestion
By Inserting a lot of figures to prove
what q great big deficiency it would
creatc in the postal revenues. In plain
words he thinks to humhug The people
by pretending TO favor Il cent letter
postage, and then makes IN argument
to Influence Congress against giving
it 10 rs. II that isn't "raeaP john
>taicsmanshtH, should like to hear a
better name for il.
Senator Quay has arrived, aud he.
fore he had got the Florida mud oil his
boots he was waited ulou by deioga-
ton OF republican moguis aud asked
how soon he intended to resign hi, 20
sitiCn rs chairman Of the republican
national committee. lie paralyzcd his
queatloners by telling them thai he had
no present intention OF rcsiguing, aud
then cody asked them what they pro-
posed doing about it, T!is Io0vcs the
AFORESAID Mogu!s III \ Yic! lie. There il
10 way they can force Quay ont until
The next latiola, convention names Il
new com, Quay's friends, strange as
it may appear he has some. say that be
was anxious 10 rcriru from the head Of
thc committee lust after Tho presiAcu.
tiaI election. oul that fro samc mon
who now want 70 kick him ont nor.
shaded him 10 remain, and that lie
doe. not intend to be frozen out,
REPRESENTATIVE Oats. OF Alabama. is
at work upon a bin. which lie will
shortly introduce in the IInuse oro.
yi1iYr for an income fax puon MI
annual incomes in ovccss ofalooco ir
ordcr IN hc,r rgis, tho morov roa5o5
r. r,v rc,.ic.s Co o.,os en-. ,is
Mn vil rrcl,Lir ro, La ,,,o1 J.,
his Corgrcss Lu,ft viii bo disc,s.oj.
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ia ,L;,,i., :, ,riu III $500, !,
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