Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12
TRANSFERRING THE GOVERNMENT.
Democrats VIII Have Enough Work With
out an Extra Session

out tNrn SESSION.
THERE WILL PROBABLY BE 80 sPEAKERsHIP
CONTEST. But THE REoE0ASIzArTOS OF THE
SENATE WILL BIZ MADE WITH CARE-AS En-
TIRE SEw DEAL ExPEcTED.
There will be a great deal OF work attending
the complete transfer OF government from
one party TO another. The democrats will have
enough 10 perplex them and to occupy their
time. II IL contended by some Of the party
Leaders, without an extra session OF Congress.
These claim that IL Is a matter OF notoriety that
Mr.. Cleveland entertains high opinion of
Congressmen n a class and that he will con-
sid.r that be can get along for a few months
after his Inauguration without any more of
Their advice than il forced upon him. The
senate will have 10 meet in extra session, it
always does at the opening of new admins
trAilon. for the purpose of confirming ap-
poilttments IL l. likely. according to those
who oppose extra session, that Mr.. Cleve-
land VIII not keep them in session long. but
will let them go after they have confirmed his
cabinet and a few other appointments and will
make the great bulk OF changes in the Offices
where confirmation u required during the re-
cess. to be confirmed when Congress comes to-
geiher in the regular order OF time.
WILL BE OCCUPIED WITH THE oFFIoEs.
For some time to come VET the democrats
will be occupied with their organization and
the Offices too closely TO give much time to the
tsrif any other question Of legislation. The
latter will come in good time and the cOuserva-
tive members Of the party think that they viii
do well TO be prepared TO jump into the leyisla-
tive work before them when the regular session
begins. There will probs bly lie no speakership
contest and no trouble about the organization
of the HOuse The bitterness OF the contest at
the opening Of this Congress has nearly all
passed away and many Of those who were most
sctive IN opposition TO Mr. Crisp have become his
warm supporters. Mr.. McMiliin may have
some idea Of being a candidate for speaker
AgnIn. but Il IL Thought that this will be dissi-
pated before Congress meets. This Ia happy
outlook for the party for such another contest
a. that Of a year ago would give them serious
embarrassment at the opening Of the new adj
mini.tration-
SEv pE.I IN THE SENATE
n, ,h. s.,.t. h,,,,.v.r ,hsr. ,,iu haze IN no
.-,- = a.. -
an eau'eiS new ieaH siea' ueaI W .he 'ihe
betHecn nov and the 9Th Of March wiz be oc-
" ,ue VI IiiI y, 81
an,s, =, - ,,a,,..r. o. .siect nj ths-s
will be n scramble after every place Old
Father Ba--ett. whom death only can remove.
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shu ne uo"I Aeepe, 81 'Ho Iress sAi4ery Sh"se
appointment u uleIteH o. ne correspondent
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eA'H wa - VIC ril'H "'N run y MN t-e
fathers OF American -taie-manship TOOK "nun
AMI smith ha4ttN Will ii' IA inc idct tfltt
IN NJ "ihd arr st"teu away INC f,t'Id7 OF tbs
go Atniu 'he ''n- "li 'vi'S OF I'Sptu- "4iu
"euilish's NJ man NOd b' h,s'' Out there
= q. ming no Siii. nav, uo' u"icilt' speech nor
oppression; Nhien StLith cahh0' NM on no
mem h0.lce; ENeIs senator depends on hihi'
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THE ASSIGNMENT or SENATOR'S
I'm. al ,bs.s will NOT c,,-, hale the tro,,,Io
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great task before the tarty o. taxing control OF
ih- Senate will be the assignment of Senators TO
their posts of duty. This viii be done by party
eau ~ and senatorial courtesy will be the
umpire The ehairman-hips of the committees
on fEance at the head OF which Morrill, now
stands. ol appropriations. over which Allison
pre-is!es. and Of judiciary. In which Hoar sue
M = "'e Hi>" un''r' i'i uISui
en-,o,n NJ rsro0riz,rs, s.,icri-, will he fII,rsJ
but there Will probably be enough Of a
departure from this To give interest
70 'ne u-eus-ia1is Oi Vts"hlNalon. IA
inc comm secs VII Nroush' me
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t"i = 'u"inH ~ sPP'up anu Hs' 81 re-
i"ini-' 'NH VII 'e "'N"tit.AHs'' 'LtoIEA the
ni''Se Oh "P' iVii .A''Oae- AZ u. Le"u OF
.ne ue n'ois's On uA.t SOiIii'''se - the c"t!i-
"flH' Vi hohn'h' "no no" Ite>ties over the
sorie-l"huns eominltee IN the hnase- III Il
toesfrii OF Mlsso'fi' Nn" l. IKE holman an
ee"h0inirt- ana II adaiAoh an advocate OF a
.e"' s' u.1a'on 81 ue E'''rhhent serN,
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A,onS va" me ne Wa 'he hsuss'or ana
ms NJ AnI osihS Oi IN. l"ii"Hs IocATeA de-
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=. ., -.-..-l.; - Ii y - "a poits
selection between thee two men. Cockrell has
The cal Tor the place. beng the senior. but
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