The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-20
Mr.. CLEVELAND'S POSITION
REGARDING The Democratic Presidential
Nomination.
HILLS AND TIE WAYS AND MEANS.
The Tcxas Member Declines the second
pIacc-House committees 60 be An
uouncod Wednesday Washington Notes.

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MAsHiN'ioN' IT, '-' ieo' '.' .'i. .D''
Prominent Democrats who have recently
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tai Ne "" N't mans ""' of0''' ~
obtain the pres 1eutIal nomination hepre
tentative Tracy. of New York. O. trusted
f.s 80 t.. ., p-os.iant has had several
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conFersalI .ns "itH ''''" '''.'' '''''.
Nr Cleveland swilng o. leave tho choice of
,~.s,le-+,ol candidate entirely IN the hands
4-.. 80 ,,.s s.-oeetel tho.
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organized RoiA mao .'''c' D' 0'"''-o"'ou %
seo-rs the New l0rh e.egauOn. Alr. Cleye-
land protested. saying it tie New ork masses
wanted h,m they would select delegation IN
MS favor.
10 Senator Carlisle Mr. cleveland recently
said that no was uot reali" desirl lus of serving
ar ileI tenn As 'N'Ai 'N@' "e was uappy
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-.,,ss.s s,,,l,nr him ~ nv
5,+ IL. yr.r resnon1 br. u .. e,ldent tIat
s.. f-,s r.., intend 49, make ary effort ~ or
TAN he no mination.
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-H1 HOUSE 'o''N' Ihl''
Speaker Crisp attended the meeting OF the
Committee on Rules ta.s morning and subse-
lueltIy presided over the brief session OF the
House. He mas "a hard task before him in
completing the committees by Wednesday.
but SAWS Dee WI.l do 10. Mr. Mills has declined
90 accept the assignment of second place on
tie Ways and Means Committee rendered
llm bF tlo Speaker HC replied that having
been The chairman De would not care for
subordinate position there but would accept
such others Gssigru ents Tor hin as the Speaker
might Sec e. % make
It has pot been the invara0le custom for
the Speaker 10 make Dis chief rival leader of
the House. Speaker Kerr made Mr.. Randai.
lbs rival. chairman of appropriations. When
Randall defeated Blackburn he gave the latter
the Insignificant chalrmanslip pot the Commit
Zee On Expenditures lu the War Department
and pat him ol appropriations When Carlisle
defeated Randall DE lut the latter at the head
OF Appropriations aud made his close friend
and supporter Morrison. chairman Of Ways
and Means
APPROXIMATIONS rrrs
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.NHA-e4 "itei oleaheL NAIiiale erection /
me cAAL-e tAeA .Ade WAS 10 distribute /
tone OK me oDs 10 otler com
M..,ees' ioi iHs''-'e' 'ne N@Nm Com
i-...ee was gwen Il.,' 'Hcloh or tie
hafa. Appropriation bill. the POstoflice Com
ialttee Of mat I p t-e fo.toince. DEPARTMENT.
t"a o-l.'..t.i". IAiilit.ee DI the OIL Tor
h-'c".tIis ana oIeirh alalrs the Con
s.'"l "-l i'-. ll-".'1 uA-' ms oisJrl 3uti0n
was "liii'l' ll DO" al NII. randall lie
mag hAti -oL'lt4 l-e party IT'D lts iaIlu policy
hAa Att com passed tne ieIeat Of the Morrl-
s'- ".Ll. ne was cIalIitaa OF the Appropra-
N'-s Nonl.-..'er' "nlc' hao control oi all the
nNi4. .iIia"'h p 'l-a. IS soIJ OF punishment
'.. .'. .il'-l e'"'" Lei-ycIats cuItaiied ms
3 'a@'-s 'o-io w the Dlls OUT ol hls
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auee was an uuwi.s one. that if tends ~
e.Iar.e ex.4na,.rras Notrroli, +,,,e ,.'',,
l. ttee having ch..re of a certain denert,,o-,t
or division of the -oy.rnrnert fools q, s,,o.ioi
interest in that division me Naval Com.
mttea takes rrde in the NAVY Denartmenr
and JOS work feels sort of fatberlT care for
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the Naval Committee viii erfen5 a,'5r0 lvlrC'
puatom l0r that deaartrnent IN ibe-sI
srsI. I.lt.,. .r. ., ~ iist' - =. IlDe."l
cd economy elsewhere. So, too. with tie Post
.oe ...'.. i'ee. as Z, ITS special charge the
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80. ,,--.-. '-i.. |nen sinS4e commit
pration bills it, mem ers taks no special In
.erest iL any one. Thev work to5ethe- to
economic wherever economy is prouar and
.ate a. least tlis is the policy with Demo.
ieis.
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a.t c .- ' 0.lo. '.oii oi iv rem DE-
End. of be r.c"sr i@'{ ol,s d iyo 1ae
'--o ~l9I Appi pIl"u9nS COMMIT
~ es'"Il. 10 is peileYed TINS VIII be ,
'..'I l,l lA l4e me-" rules. Wh,ch Will be
-i'l The re.onNenln4 OF Congress T.
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Noaih CAROLINA POSTAL cHANoFs. r
The following postal CHANGES have been :
iade in North Carolina
New postonce- have been made as follows.
'..s' 1Ae-hNif county. Drewry b. Smith.
rl.r, '' oo' ''c7 rom "Al'ehrso.
'-.'' Ii'-' wanna county, Newton III. ]
r'.. r''...'. SPECIAL service IRON Cedar f
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