The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-27
MILLS LOSES Ills TEMPER.
- .,,o LOSES HEART At THE IN
,.,yG srRLNG7H or HIS RTYALS

,,r lLSO LOSES HGfHi ~ 1"S tS-
r,s,yc sTRLNG7H or HIS RfHAL&
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n.., s.v TIM, .yus~. s.r,sp IL
Ne ssss -. ~. .. z
srro'ee' .
Free Trader-"e
sy Henry Seorse' w"
4. a Free Trader fron Freesrssev'"s'
..u..,.., y,v on--Tbe speokership con-
Mshis"1nr ',orriod on in a ouiet way to-day.
W' ni as lint ait other politicnl busi-
no'"n a,s,nndnJ In Difference TO law and
ness M"' ~, ,.w feoture WINS added to the
custom. ,,,nt TINT ,Ieyeloped by the rcnp-
canvass - ,hs oId.time loouaciou an sss OF
lea' ,,a.,, INNS who thus carly in the fight
lso. H. ,o,,., although, lie ridicules the
nas "o' ,..,,irnj Inv many OF his friends that
llcs vb,t he will, constantly be doing IL
tn'' ..,iI .ur,e,d in his ambition to DO
Ne -, ,h, Uous,. 10 the star reportsr
speI ,,n,s aid to.dey:
nr IT., ','',, Il, tho New York World that Judge
tr,nr,,s ara angry because, they say, in
WY ,,,'.,.i,u. with tho r,porter of tho New
~ NV" ,,,s I'm, T chilled him II .protection
I "N hay, never said TINT judge Crisp
,r,,.,.,i,n Democrat, and the New York
s vas. ,,,.s not SAY | did. Ny attention was
in m.a ~, n, article IN THE Sun, Judge Crisp's
esnsu .,xn,.ats and n strong protectionist
49,. IN which II was said: II a party nomi-
fu'n1 Many G.orre it thereby declares itself
~ s.ynr n IN. single tax. II a marty nomi-
Nal nnv !, tberebv ,leclnres itself in
, Jaw, ~ nrohihi,ivn. If the Democrats in the
, ,a,". y. .a.l,nI congress- nominate Roger O.
,,i, -. sno,l.er thev will declare themselves
." ,.ror ~ frec trade, When the paragraph
vs.. ~; A., ont his c,mparison and said that
u" WI ,.,,r. themselves in favor of protection
Tmr Snx DISCHARGES that am n free trader, and
.ho,,d II. heoten for TINT reason. II supports
s ,n,ns C,,s,, and earnestly advocates him
'uos' N'', ~, ,'s,, mo- ,,;th n,,. 90 ,,o,,i5
over me, ue'e". III. wiz" an, o"' "o"u
Is logically prove the House to be
IN favor o. s as :" me- ,hs
House to be in favor Of free trade. The pro-
tsctionist papers arc all opposed to my elec-
ton. No protectiomtst IN Tue present house
will vote for me. They might oil oppose me
.ra sdvocate the election OF a gentleman who
~. No, a nrotoctionist in order to defeat me.
and in fact. that is just what they are
Crisp was protectionist. and have never
said s% but in hs oreSs snS' e e.y
e .ssss Sim ovar ma and soma democrats
,vors MN over me- me- anu sao JUdas
r,,. ., s friends should NOT bs sensitive about
.s.Sp .bi h Thaw ~. ra hsrusd that am
sach thlnss. ihey nave cnarkeu una. nm
Tree aa ani Thom.s tSo nrest
sinsle,ta1 advocates. but l. have never COM
lions for sreaker. because. thew saw. have an
oao ~, NJ No. ta,,nsr h,,t have Mt No.
ungovernaoie temper. put 1 nave not per-
mo to RUNE nv feelings. or lessen my regard
,. .. I w. r.in.,
lor Judge Cfisp
lost his temper are not very effective. in view
ihis own words quoted In tho Times. for
,.,hch he had no warra ut whatever. He is equal
y unfortpnate IN ms statement that ne has
hsis supported BY Henry George. for in the
same issue OF the Star containing Mr.. Mills's
interview h..e ne following quotation from talk
ishsd;
vnH there ls anything ! can 90 70 heip Mr.
Wills shall certainly not hesitate t3 do II. for
yi!!e. and have high admiration for Mr..
Mis- ,.,,
temper and his heart at the rapidly Increasing
Jote OF some 81 anG otnGr spe a HersIlp canui
dates, MI. Mcniilin iadignantiy declares that
re VIII NOT retire from Cle ruce now nor inter
u inc nght. ana Mr.. springer says the same
ining The friends OF both OF these capoi-
Gates claim that every day ADDS TO their
strength. and. In TACT. Mr.. springer now counts
upon more than thirty supporters, VINO MI VIII
Increase in Judge Grisp's vote. especially ~
New York and New England. has also brought
conservation to Mr.. Mills. ana caused MIN 70
Be little indiscreet IN his utterancee. His
cnsgrin 10 somewhat lessened. however,; by
ihe pleasure felt at the letter q Ssnator Car
nsle published to-day. In which the Senator
touches for MT Mill serenity OF temper. anu
assures the many doubling ThomaseS that the
IL aleA4s man would never forget the dignity OF
Ky ,he rouse while ~ me SpeaRerS Guar. a.
t.nough ne has SO hagrantiy abused IT on the
uW2or and "a INC room vi the committee On
ways ano Means.
THE BATTLE IS NOW or.
With the execution OF Mr. Hatch. who will
Candidates for as NOW asta hiisad IN
hradnmnrters nnn1aet ,,av vS n Sa Sa n
"a bs nctnaii an ,tns y r INV W sa, t
r,mn"ratinny " t aitnous uMeIe n,s. us ;s.'
il s air"oJ Jew ~" s ti e ~ Wy cii,.
mai" werv a ap,iIaten' III. my rfm o
ronv th,, Iatssss, ,,;ntit ~ tLs .,n.S
being ths asnars ,,r ~ nnatnr cn,,nn fn.
Now SorI in pt inon.t ~ ~ crio, ana 'o "
SENATOR carii.i far ne 800 ~ IT. T.; h.i H ~
Mr. Mills. This gives some evidence OF the in
reuIiSs 10 t Me. as VI inc importance Oh the
Byn,n n' ,rI l,an arlors IN MlilardS hotei. mr..
porter Of Mr' Nil. o sinn., ;ihara,E t sp,
ths contant ,ia slnce m w,taraMa, from
tnt ,r,ni,,',o ";,s'a ht' .ui!, az Iccehius anu
iTs ,h'I ,iNi.'iS. 'uiSc Srihp, nus quar-