The Lamar register., 1893-10-28
THE SILVER CHAMPIONS.


'oofhees, perhaps, Mr.. Teller had his Who'll,
heaft In the contest. He YVES absolutely I'm
earnest, so much IN esrnest in fact, thai on
more Than ono occasion he forced tears to
his eyes. Teller Is always cool. nlvnys
watchful, and master Of parliamentary ,sr-
Ties. He can lead dllbus;er.ug marty AZ
wnli as any man who ever served 4, C,,rrcs.-
with the possible exception Of Gorn.n.
Teller has a profound KNOWLEDGE n, tho
silver question. He la. made 1. a careful
study. In fSh.ing for silver he wss errcn,-
log the mandate OF his people. Enurelv in
alHercai 10 public opinion outside the state
o' Colorado, despislng Eastern influences
more paii'erisrly tie voice u New York and
Boston and PAii-delphla papers, lie was
fHnsere'.s adgefsary no uatte- how lAs-c the
majority asaiasi him n -lt b. auA Wish no
rules o. the Senate to contrul him. Teller
always hal stock OF spesscrs on hand. lie
reserved thea when Tie i.flur out process
~as engaged in aud fiIbEs,ers ken, calling
for a Quorum eyery Eve OF slr minutes.
Teller carefully kept his interesting ialker,
Silent sai 1isis hls dsi'ctt aad most wear..
sone and iiria= speaker entertaiz i.ia seuate
and The galleries.
sTEwARr ANb soNzs
Th!s Is thc-rca.ou Why Stewart dll so much
taking, anI why PETER had so nany oDpor-
tanltle- ald Why Allen Of Nebra,Es ras al.
loved 70 hold thr Go0r FOR hftee1 hours.
Teller argued, and rls,ly, thar It uoa'd be
no rr-at hardship to senators To sit
In thc,r eosufnsiziIc es.sAllacI ehilrs and
listen 70 a hr!.iaat and interesting, s1rcch.
s'ewart's hair aad bead arc a. uhite as
saoF. b.t h., cdnpirEina Is a. fresh - that
% child, He rzerelsea With great regular
~, Ia 'aet keeps him.eli "a the In5.; perfect
training ni \ prise isls-r prrnnriuy fos
fehL lie ca;s heartily aud drinis. ul1icrats-
ly. BE sleeps eight hours sui pr1cc1Is 70
h.s days votS IN most determined niaauer.
H. part On TIC prg-ram WaA 70 il up all
zaps In the dsbzts All be never lost an op-
p1FsuHity
lie va o,ieu amu.i7g. too, Tor vhen his
frasats were iryins 10 relieve hla by later
lCe;,as. farrtsia- 70 give hia r,s:. be
wuall qE.rily s7ara aHy later. srcacr Aud say
he tiI 20. vaa: aay ll.iu,iErias. tazt he
-ant-i the question dueus,ed, tha1 b., wa
irgiu.; 70 Sc! sons light oa a rTcai question,
aHd lia pgt ~aai 70 &c Ia aterirr-l with
s;ssari ~45 sometimes catsrtainias, bai as a
Esaerai rule hs was dull aud tirc.onc. he
eAasc be uas kiln. tiuls aad did uo- TT TO
b lateFestIne
laars Of Nerada madc by all odds the uhlcst
speech nzie In TIE Interests OF silver He Is
a asAn Of Srsai strraxth, grc-s resources, and
his saouie1-c on The sableri OF currency Is
profound lie dll not eagsse IN active tn
hss:sr.ar, but coatsntc! hiuself with tic
delivery q oar able and exhaustive speech
wDtc5gr's uuiLLiASr FIour,
Nnieou u, Colorado vas tsc brilliant Mg-
rai o. ihe silver State senators, always bril-
liant, d1sAtug. Interesting, sarcastic, humng-
GU. ~iity a. !t suited HIN lie uas never
Gull, nrvcr wezrylns. II, vas Tel.ess Joy
sad Pride and uss always pa; at tie ;rvnt
= Eeacver Teller wanted 10 revive the activity
Ia debate
TIE s-taas terrible OF the silver men sas
Dubo.. of Idaho he wss the snasher O,
scaAtorial disuity, Aifhuach the newspaper
nca have dubbed nim The Defender OF Sen
sioFial Dl.n!sy." = tlilr Whleh pleases him
.aincntely Dsho!. Is yogr S.ier. lie
graduated from rAie College Ael Is a n-iive
u spFia Eacii. Ii,laois, where bis father, well
SnsHa - "yHelc Jess Dshois." vas fo= I
oas Tins prominent Whs and afieF~arts
, Bepablleaa politician. Dubois Ia nephew
u Senator voorhees,, and perhaps for that
-cason. Ae was put forward by the silver taea
10 avoid aafohuns that senator. TIE unels
md ncpAeE 20; Alons ycsy Amizblv. They
b zAd no severe spa;s, although ;hey exchanged
,orae pretty severe back talk :rua time to
line, bui slEays sith a courteous sirin. at
Aehei TO H. Dubol. made a good deal Of
character during the cOu,est: he proved him
elf vel up in parliamentary kaoWledSe and
debAtcr OF hrst-elass capacity. Being the
Youngest man among the silver men, he un-
.eEtook the bruai OF the hsht He has reyer
seen absent from his scat since the real con-
cat began. He was The man 10 MAKE th.ngs
unpleasant FOR the majority. It vas he who
made objection. TO unanimous consent; 1t
.s he Who opposed adlournmeuts and re-
,csses; in fact be had TO perform all the rough
lgtI-s iha; the hiibu,tsFs had to engage IN,
,ut be believed In his heart that he was sery-
n. his people in his state In doing so, and he
.ujoyrd his work He never lost temper
rorn start TO fnlsh. was always smiling and
.ood-aalured In the heat Of every ashL
HILL's Bio uir.
Perhaps the man OF all Others who made
himself character during the last week Of
he eoatest sas s-nntor David Il, liiil Of New
FORK. Everybody expected, Of course, that
hess nEsf b. sOme;hin: Ia Mr. lliil or he
,ev-r eoaii have rsarhrl the height o.
a,liar.tT ;Aai he osloysl IA Se~ fork stats,
,ul the bcll-i was p-etiy generHl here that
I'M wss merely cunning, wily politician
Without any grrz; shllity, and taat he h.d
My the courage o: the foz. That belief has
een.yery successfully dis2el,cd- He stands