Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

anu n. Mickey OF 81 Louis anu LOWdIC
Story of La Belle. Parlor 40 will be Mr.
Hatch's official residence from now until mex
Saturday evening.
AT Mr. MILLS HEADQUARTERS
Until some time after the hour OF noon Their,
was no apparent rush OF business at Mr.. Mills
headquarters in Wizards. In one cor
ner and for a considerable time was
representative Cooper of Indiana, and with him.
deeply engaged in conversation, was Represen.
tative Bynum. While this was going on Mr..
hoar OF massachusetts (not the Senator, but
ms democratic nephew and Mr.. Warner OF
New York were with Mr.. Mills in
a private apartment The conference was
. lengthy one and before it came to a salts.
factory conclusion for that was what Mr..
Mills face said it was) several visitors drifted
IN Some OF them chatted in subdued tones
win Gen. Duncan A. Walker, who is Mr.. Mills
adjutant
THE CROWD MAKES ITS APPEARANCE.
Shortly after IL o'clock the private confer
ence broke up and about that same time the
crowd commenced to make its appearance.
Among those who dropped in were Reprcsen-
tatives McCreary Of Kentucky, Hare of Texas,
Miiiiams OF Massachusetts, johnson of Ohio,
COX and Patterson OF Tennessee, Lynch. Bab-
bitt and Coburn of Wisconsin, Delegate Smith
OF Arizona and ex-Representative Maish OF
Pennsylvania
what he regards as the certainty of his election
a convention of young men assembled near the
door, Williams, Hoar. johnson and Parker be-
Ing the principal figures. Some of the Young
men who will be sworn in next Monday are
wide awake.
they arc young, and they will make loud pro-
TEST against any discrimination against the
young clement when the committees
come to be made up. If an old
member has ability they are wiling 10
see him exalted. hut they will object very
strenuously TO n distribution Of chairmanships
based on nothing more solid than precedent.
Their argument is that the progressive element
Is In the majority and must of necessity be
recognised by any Speaker who expects to live
out his Term.
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Older members of tho House are a trifie
worried over the rumor that the youngsters
who have not yet taken the oath are
combining to make deals for places
on prominent committees It is an
easy probability that number of gray heads
may get together within a day or SO in order
that this alleged revolutionary and unprece-
denied scheme be frustrated.
Some OF the Springer advocates are getting
good deal of consolation out OF the cut up
condition Of affairs in the southern delegations
and are quoting Scripture to prove that house
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tastrophe of that description would. OF course.
resu1 IN Springer victory. and that is what
springer advocates are working for.
Ex-EeprescntatIye Quinn of New York will
be here tonight to size up the doorkeeper stu
alton and to figure on his chances.
Gen. Colt Ot Connecticut introduced num-
Der OF new members to Mr.. Mills today, and
was at Mr. Mills headquarters Tor some time
A Majority of New York for Mills
Special Dispatcl TO The Eyepinv
ALBANY, n. y, Nov. 30.-Congressman
Tracey departed for Washington today to aid
in pushing the candidacy of Hills for the
speakership. He has been watchful of Mr.
Mills interest in this state and has performed
some quiet but extremely effective work in his
behalf. The announcement by the Long Island
,de}Gsation. it is said. gives Mr.. Mills majority
OF 7tIge Congressman in this state. and the
Albany Argus, the organ of the state democ-
racy, in an editorial on the situation this
a. IN. says: For some time it has been evil
d. mt that MIR. Mills would receive more votes
from the state of New York than any other can
didate, and the announcement yesterday that
tie five democratic Consressmen-eiect from
Long Island will vote for him Ensures him. we
believe, a majority of the delegation from
the state. 1t certainly will do so unless
undue weight is given to preference
misapprehended A personal liking for this or
that candidate would not be accepted. We be-
llcve,as sufficient excuse for even the sembance
OF the abandonment of the tariff issue by New
Iork's representatives-elec. in Congress-.
Congressman Daniel for Crisp.
BosToS, MASS, Nov. 30.-A special from Con-
cord, n. H.. says that Congressman Daniel has
expressed an intention to vote for Crisp for
Speaker in the coming contest for the speaker
snip. He leaves for Washington today. He is
free coinage man and thinks that Crisp is es-
pecialy qualified tor the Office he seeks Dam
lei is an ADMIRE of Cleveland, but he believes
only in tariff revision. He is opposed to free
trade.