Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-05
FAVORS AN EXTRA SESSION
Cleveland Said to Believe That il is Quite
Necessary.
HE NEEDS A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT
Crisp whitney and Corman Expected 10 As
certain the Sentiment Among the Mem
bcrs rs to the Policy to
Bc Pursued.
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WASHINGTON, II C., Dee. 4.
1t is stated upon the authority of a ccn-
gresham who got his information from
Speaker Crisp that prcsidcnt-clcct Glove
land really believes there should he an extra
session of the fifty-third congress and if
the democrats OF the country will only sus.
tain him in doing SO he will call an extra
session. 1t is stated further that a lot of
'fcclers' are to be thrown out during the
next few weeks by Crisp, Whitney, German,
ana others with a view to securing an OK
preston of sentiment upon the subject of
an extra session. The opinion of democrats
in congress upon the extra session problem
is about evenly divided; but even those who
oppose an extra session say it is their honest
belief that very large majority of the dem
ocrats of the country if not indeed of the en-
tire people, arc in favor of an extra session.
This apparent feeling upon the part of the
country is having a perccptibe influence III
winning over democrats to favor the Dropo-
sition. If Mr.. Cleveland gets the notion that
an extra session should be held or that it is
demanded by the people and he is inclined
that way, he will call one, even though con-
grcss should be practically solid against it
The belief is growing that an extra session
will be called for the early autumn.
Revival of Confederate Interests.
,
lherc Is 10 ne a genuine revival OF confod-
crate interests in Washington. Since the
election o1 Mr., cleveland society has been
formed here for the purpose of "brightening
| up on confederate SUBJECTS, and the result
| is an announcement TODAY of Il series of
| lectures under the auspices OF the Confcdcr-
ate Veterans association, to be begun at the
Cniversalist church, Thirteenth and g
streets, on Wednesday night. This news is
ouU u natural sequence OF the announcement
n "a CT hat ln lpnsi ion
roll would have to be cut down.
Census Bureau to BE Permanent.
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posed to retain the superintendent, not
ictrGSShrllN Ihe present one, lorhe Is a re-
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ne ~ "ttt We IS
m 10 'r,I e!eNriVh census 10 ouO VI Vho WY
@ @snan oesul the l,reIlillihalN wore Worh upon tne
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1i'ite ahu pcS iinlhs INC pIeAhiil"iS "olh'
~ Is pehSNSu Ihat Uhe WORK Coulu DC COM
! Peteu Ill nan Ihe tlihc at lhucl less expense
II ~ u sheIeloh oISaLlZaIloh was ihalhIalneu III
'he cchsus bureau
To u,rn,oni,e V,rrin, Do,n,crots
Chairman Harrity OF the democratic ma
tlonal committee has promised to come here
this week and try to harmonic the warning
! democrats. There has for some days been a
DILL DILL sIliic oNcr vle iiiaus vi iion lraiSe a., S
might benothing finally accomplished toward
the usual demonstration which accompanies
a presidential inauguration. when it was pro
posed to send for Chairman Harrity and let
him say who should take charge Of the ar
rangements and how they should be con
Quoted, The democrats in the District of
Columbia cannot vote but they are con.
stantly at loggerheads with each other
ounrrelinp over some petty honor. and re.
mind one of that body of 200 democrats in
| the hOuse of representatives each one of
whom thinks he is not only the chosen leader