The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-14

1 Office and roads committee, and so on
/ through the list with the exception OF
/ Blount and Herbert, and possibly OF Hemp
I hill, who is chairman Of the committee on
] the District OF Columbia, will all be re-
I elected
All the prominent men on the committee
/ Of ways and means-McMtllin Of Tennessee,
| Turner Of Georgia, William L. Wilson OF
/ West Virginia, Bourke Cochran Of New
| York, Stevens Of Massachusetts,, Bryan of
[ Nebraska, Reed of Maine, Burrows Of
Michigan, Payne Of New York, Dalzell Of
Pennsylvania = are, l believe, COM
ing back. Stevens and Bryan will
have TO fight to get back, but
they are both fighters, and will, doubt
will win. Neither Of them can be well
spared from the House. Bryan, who in his
first speech took front RANK as a parliament
airy orator, gave his district more distinction
than 1t has hal for many years, IL ever g.
fore. HIS services in committee and on the
floor in connection with tariff legislation
we're Of great value to the party leaders,
and, together with his eloQuence, won him
unusual recognition on both sides OF the
House.
DIRECTOR HOLMAN's COMRADES.
Then, Of the committee on appropriations,
besides Chairman Holman, his first leuten-
ant, Sayers of Texas, his second lieutenant,
Dockery of Miss uri, the two Breckin-
ridges, Mutchler, Barnes, Compton, O'Neil
OF Massachusetts,, Livingston of Georgia,
the democrats: and Henderson of Iowa
Cogswell Of Massa chusetts, Bingham, Ding
ley and Grout OF Vermont, the republicans
are all coming back.
"Private" John Allen Of Mississippi, who
for the first time, I believe, had just enough
opposition for denomination TO stir his fight
ing blood; Baby Bailey Of Texas, with his
Unsuitable love of q quorum; Bynum, who
represents Benjamin Harrison's district In
the House, and who still wears the decora-
ton Of Speaker Reeds censure: Ben Gable,
the young Illinois national committeeman
now in charge of the Chicago office of the
democratic national committee, who intro
duced the resolution Of sympathy with Mr..
Blaine at the Chicago convention, and who
has not allowed his inheritance of a
great fortune to spoil his charming oharao-
ter; Caruth of Kentucky, one OF the few
members left who can be both witty and
eloquent; Amos Cummings of New York,
who Is still Randall democrat, but never
theless at times auseful member: Durborow
OF Chicago, the beauty of tue House, who
engineered the Worlds Fair donation leg
lslation; EnlosI the Tennessee Investigator:
John K. Fellows, the New York, or, rather,
the "Arkansaw Traveller" John L. Mitchell
OF Minnesota, the young millionaire chair
man OF the democratic congressional com
mittee, are some of the more prominent
"AC GIG PA0bAAO1AA1 CoE bhlu 10
get back
REPUBLICANS WHO ARE SAFE.
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts.
who is going to take two chances at con-
gress, accepting the nomination for the
House and at the same time announcing his
candidacy for the seat which Dawes will
give up on March f. in the Senate; Million
aire Jim" Belden of New York, BouteIle
OF Maine. Doll the so-called silver
tongued orator Of Iowa; the silver crank
Bartine, of Nevada, and the diplomatic
Hit from Illinois, are some of the more
prominent republicans who are in the same
fortunate case.
SUCCESS OF A COURAGEOUS MAN.
OF all the men who are now sure of re-
election, Maj. William H. Brawley, the
one-armed ex-confederate soldier aud
brilliant lawyer who represents the Charles
ton Is. c. district in the House, is, it seems
TO me, most to be congratulated, for he
was, OF all the democrats who helped to kill
the free coinage bill, perhaps tho one who
took the most personal risk, inasmuch as
he had every reason to believe that he was
committing political suicide In doing so the
voters IN about half his district outside OF
the city of Charleston being, under the de-
fusion of the farmers alliance, rabid free
coinage men. 1t was with real pleasure
that l saw the other day that he bad won
Cno ViOooAJ az 'ne primaries ana was sure
to return.
MEN WHO DESERVE SUCCESS.
John +. Andrew and George Frederick
Williams, two OF the leaders in this anti
free coinage fight, wilIprobably bereturned
from Massachusetts,, as they ought. Of
course, TO be- They are placed very much
as Michael D. Harter Of Ohio. is, 10 districts
claimed by the republicans; but have faith
to believe that the splendid work which all
three did IN the cause of honest money when
it was so gravely threatened by the combi-
nation between the republican silver mine
owners, the silver cranks OF both parties
and the Republican party OF the House,
insanely anxious to get the democrats in a
hole" and therefore unwilling to aid these
men, has without saying anything about
the other good things which they have
done SO established them in the confidence
of their constituents that no mere partisan