Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

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beste1 py Michael q Kerr. % iEa2SnG hls
services ~ SIC party ~srs rewarded rilr The
ehslrRanssip 81 the sppr0prlsEoDs committee
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again II tse Forty slsfth Congress As sPe@k'
or be presided over the House ~ith ability AID
eisnisy sad heie ooatrS, " the DOcy 81 sll
times He w.s cool aac determined and euies (
10 see through sad 10 syosd parliamentary Pit
falls
Ne Vas the party leader on the noor durins
the Kesfer regime bat he dirsrsEoss whieh
separated hin during ths latter pArt 81 hls life
frou the majority ef ets party befsn 10 be
plainly visible az tkis tlne, sDd many of ne
Democratic Congrsssmsn looked more sno more
10 Mr. Carlisle for advice. IA every thing thai
pertaihee 20 appropriations Mr.. handsiis u
nuence was az strong ss ever, Dat oa Tie tsriH
lie and most Of his colleagues hello radicsil,
irreconeus0le views. T5e result VAS hs'
when The Democrats secured contTOl Of the
next House Mr. Randall fousd hat La war
no longer the uHdispuIeG leader ACC
that he hao hard contest on hif hands Il
maintain bis SUPREMACY. lie mace gallant
rEht but was beaten through HE failure 10 OF
tain Southern anc Western votes and Mr.. Car
iisle was elected Speaker and re selsetsd IL the
following GOngrcrtts-
lie wa made chairman q The appropriation
committee during these two Congresses. but his
power was curta.led He was frequently men
toned as the Democratic candidate for Presl-
cent between 1915 and 1854 and had ooHsidera
bic support but his tarin views were agalns'
him ana prevented his domination
lie was taken sick two years ago while AZ th'
head Of the appropriations con nittee. Aftcl
a time he resumed bis Congressional work. bu'
the FIRE and force Of earlier years we're largely
exhausted lie devoted the recess last suminel
10 building up his system, and looked forward L
the time when he should 5e again able 10 take
part IN the proceedings OF the House. u soof
became apparent, however, that his strength
would not permit him 20 eIert himself and h'
did not take ais seat in the Pity hrst Congress
the oath Of once being administered 10 him 81
his residence by the Speaker.