Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
A POTENT QUALITY.
Senator Germans Work il the Com
promise Scheme.



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quietly "o1AinS tor conpfomise soiutioi
OF the difncaity. HIS shioooieth has Deer
party unity" and he has never waveres
In his belief that result should and coulf
| be reached that would secnre HARMONY In
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times 70 so.e ior uneonuiuonaa repsM Il
vote could De reached. ne never had an,
faith that the roll would be called ON that
question and has all the time been conf
dent that some sort Of compromise would
Inevitably be the resnlt- During the latte,
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aoes not snow MS hahd except wnen TINS
quiet work has progressed fnr enough u
make success absolutely sure. His critics
were often saying he was wasting golden
opportunities and that by DELAYING week
after week he was permitting factional pas
sions to run to such a bitter stare that har.
mony could not he secured.
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Mr. uor,haa Is one oI .nose men VINO are
uhaers'oou % oniy oy people VINO 90 no. Ahow
.hehi. ms s'a'enien. stsms m sMomaiy' ,s
out IL Is accura.e anu JustinApie Inc neii
VINO most eIearIy perceivsu wnas MI. "or-
ink ~ ~ us '"e'ia.' enIe"u' o"ut'o"s ,'"u-
n.' 'nen ~ ""u Ao pe's~. ~ ~
tu"e t'aa's 80" "1 a'~ nu IN ~ o''
NJ car,,an T., III. g, Tta a., o....
orsat statesmen and Leaders Wa have bad in
Washington. notable among them being
the late James q. Blaine MT Blaine near.
lv always fooled the men who were closest
To him There was something in his tenn.
nerament or character which induced him
To throw mora or less dus, into the ewes NJ
his immediate friends. In the first place. he
charmed them with his genial personality
or ovcrcame them with his magnetism
They had constantly a olamour b.fore
their ewes. through which they could not
see his real motives or purposes,
Soft il To a tsreat extent with Mr.. Cor
man Senators and Others who have been
houorpl with his apparent confidence have
little understood his motive, or his aims.
Men who stood aIoof who looked unon him
from n bir,lseye point Of view. have much
mora clearly seen the true inwardness III
bis o,,erat;ons your corresnopdent Laws no
.neciaI cl,in, ,o credit for bims.If IN ,his
matter bnt the disnatcbes which he has
sent vou dnring the mast sly weeks will
show that he wns among the first To detect
the nature of Mr. Germans Influence and
10 nredict tho outcome of b;s mora or loss
secretiye efforts
p.r.t..ns .ocL.x,nr ror aav.u,.,.
rha., h.e ,ao, ,,ro,t d.., ~ nort,
iockevinp throughout Ills senatorial strug
sIo Thc Rern6Iicans for instance pro
posed some weeks AGO TINT, n cloture rule
or n nrevions question be adopted. so that
when tho RenuhIieans offered This amend.
ment to the rnles. they knew very well il
would NOT he taken IN by the other side
They knew the Democrats or at least Inc
old time leaders Of tbe Democracy. were
una,,arablv o,nosed IN clo,ure
Tbe Renuhlican, even went 80 far as tc
have n fornal conference and IN agree To
f,,rr;sh oi si,,rat,,re. ,o n document loot.
Inc ,oward cIoturp Senator hin undertak
;ng to f,rrisb 10 sipnatures from the Dem.
cro,;c side Yon have ALI heard az the fail.
ure of tbis nlan. When the Republicans
spg,gea in II they new IL wonld h. a fail.
nre Tbev new the old time leaders OF
Tho Damocraev ,youId have nothinp IN do
viii II and >hot Mr. IJiu would have his
Jahor for his n,ips INIT IL ,vos another cut.
Ren,h,ican rIan 10 empbasize the imno.
tenrv of the Democratic maioritv and 10
,iooa Tho roennnsihili,v for faiIure NJ mn.
rnndi,ionai rsne,l mon that side NJ the
o,,,,nhar
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Dur'hs .he a'.eI ia! VI 'no s",e. ~ nku'
cohs,oera",e ri'any ".1''p'T ,,.,, ~, .~Nn
senators norman anu mn. ihe ioi'peI .
mas long pee' recoen,~eu as 'ne ieA1e. :, u ~
.ne De,noc,a.I si,, si,e .. ,ne esna.e ."u WI.
leadership Mr hiIi nia'e ueepeiae e'" ~
10 wrest from MN anu "ppIoplia.e :" n''
1Sm ~, use So IN . ~. t,,s s,t.;.,.. a.,
mn has III any uesse1 .V1s s 1o' S.a.sr "
become preesiehs VI s .ne n..'s Gn,u o.s.
ne Is p'as.ns sns ,1i IN INC t. S a. - az a.
nalioh ~ io.p mi.n "'' p. ,no a's .1s ru in. W
whlch ne Is famous. bu' IN ~ tn's . n,..ne" ant
ne oVerieapeu 'he mar ~ ho 1"s NV o.e. ra.
lone ehousn !. .ne sn.,;n seo "ua =, ,hs, IL. ~.
...ts.,I. ,.1,,l1 ,,.tia Lin, ,o assrr,o isod.r.
ship even If Mr 6orman were not ID thc