The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-27
WORK OF THE SESSION.
MEASrRES 10 CONF UP DURING
THE REMINDER or CONGRESS.
Corrections to be Made In the TATih biil'.
,lertcaI aud 0tner Errors-Sonate VIII
NotIass the Pop Gun" Measures
TlNRs BuBEAu. RArIEY BruDiNa.
MasutScTON NoVrm mOer "a, 1919. !

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WAsHINGIoN. November a. 1914
one week from to-day Congress WIZ
convene and the Democratic House VIII
enter upou the autics OF the nnal s'S
sion of the Fifty-third Congress win
knowIelco that for two years to COME
both legislative branches OF the Govern
meut win De tn the hands OF the Eepuu-
Hcaus. There are a large number OF cor
rcctions 10 bc made in Che tarlH DILL
not particularly changes iu the MAIN
features bat clerical and other minor
errors which were known IN the con
ference committees ~ last August, but
which were necessarily accepted, or rath-
.r Included. when the House fearful OF
total failure embraced the senate biz
as a. Hual resolve. All of these slight
cntuc,e ,sHI be made without opposition
from any source. and then 10 h. whisper
c1 that tln House viii pass the apprO-
I.fUUg bills and Doe ready 10 quit, un-
Jess thc reported financial scheme OF
the President snail open up this leglsla-
f'ou again. The Senate viii not pass the
'Top-Eur bills putting iron coal and
bdlbed-"ire on The free list. and the
Houss Viii not pass any rabid silver
bills. nor viii thc repeal OF the tax on
state banks carry, unless the almost pro
hIhltiNe conditions suggested last winter
are placed upon the measure. When
Judge Saycrs of Texas was asked
few days aIo what ne thought tn" House
would do at this session, he said; We
VIII pass The appropriation bills, ana
beyond that / know OF no policy TO be
supported As matter of fact the
country generally would bc glad If CON
eress oid not meet again Tor "a year; but
10 les ordered otherwise. and the only
thing for This Congress 10 remember now
i- that ths Jess YOU do the more famous
you VIII hc and the higher you will rise
In public estimation
IHe BOND ISSUE
With the temporary elimination Of the
bond Issue question from the public disc
cussions thcre is a noticeable dearth of
WHttcI- of interest. both in adminietra-
tive and departmental circles This morn
auee u administrative circles mat it ls
probable that the regular meeting of th"
Cahinel to-morrow win be- again post
Tohcd. The PRESIDENT is sNH improving,
but, ANTICIPATING the great demands that
VIII he made on his time ana energies
during tue session of Congress SO near
al hdnd. Lc Viii hardly invite reldpec
by The slightest impruicucc. II has not
been given out positively that he viii
not come in tomorrow hut il was
strongly inUmatcd a. the White House
this morning that unless something of
sufficient Importance % require bis pres
euge occurred he would not attend the /
There were few callers at the Executive !
Mansion to-day. and no business of inn |
I9rtdu.c was brought TO the attention of !
Private Secretary Inurber.
EErUHICtNs IL OFFICE.
AS here are q great many presidential !
po-t-OiU.te Iu the country atiIl ulcd hN |
Republican Uostmtstore. and as there are /
several Of these Iu Virginia. some inter /
est has been manifested lately ass to- when /
OH, President would take these matters
uu In reply to a. question. Secretary
THwh.r said this morning that except /
IH ease OF emergency the President
would make no removals or appoint
m.rte at rostma5ters until after The
coming session or Congress 1Nl begun. J