The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-28
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In the United States Senate there are
two little groups. each of which thinks it
can control the organization Of that body.
one is composed of populists and the 9th
er of silverites. Sometime ago one of the
populist senator's announced that as they
hold the balance of power they would
make their own terms as to the places on
committees and the offices they should
have. They have fixed matters to suit
themselves apparently. and are only watt
ing for congress to meet to show the coun-
try that the democratic and republican
senators must take terms from them. Last
Wednesday the silverite senators, Teller
and Stewart, were quoted as saying that
the silver senators would not permit the
Senate to be organized unless their de-
mands were compiled with. They want
the place on the finance committee made
vacant by the retirement of Senator Nc
Pherson, and several other things that
would help them to advance the cause of
silver
Unfortunately neither the democrats nor
the republicans have a clear majority of
the Senate. but they are mainly composed
of level-headed men who do not propose to
be dictated to by the little squad of pop
ulists or by the group of silverites. 1t is
understood that they have been comforting
with a view of reaching an agreement
that would leave the silverites and popu-
lists out in the cold.
There does not seem to be any good rea-
son why such an agreement should not be
reached. Neither the democrats nor re-
publicans want to enter into any arrange
ment with the populists, and neither are
willing to make any concessions to the
snvertes. The democrats and republicans.
therefore, may organize the Senate on a
basis mutually satisfactory, and thus
ignore the grasping populists and the
willy silverites. The country would view
the defeat Of the plans of the two little
groups with great deal of satisfaction.
| Mr.. Simon of New York is poor French
scholar. In fact, he understands the Ian
/ guage only when ne speaks it himself.
| Mrs. Simon, on the other hand. is an ac-
complished Hnguist, and she has a French
maid Mrs. Simon and her maid invariably
/ converse in French, especially when Mr..
Simon is about. Sometimes he imagines
they are saying things about him which
are not precisely complimentary, but he
isn't sure. The doubt mas so worked upon
/ his mind that he is persuaded that the
best thing to do is to get a divorce. since
his wife will not do her talking in good
square United States.
The town of Fort Deposit, Ala. is max
ing wonderful strides toward the accumu
laton of population. The municipait.
has an eye to becoming a city, and it,
efforts TO that end are arousing the ad
miration Of the country at large Sine,
Tuesday Of last week the town has adde,
ten to the population, as a result of tn
patriotic spirit Of three ladies. Mrs. Hot
timer presented one future voter and tw,
new women Mrs. Hunters contribution
was three future Presidents. and Mrs
Champion broke the local record witt
two pairs Fort Deposit thinks it a vast
of time to bother with immigration move
ments.
1t is reported that certain wealthy Geor
gians viii present to the city of Atlant
bust Of President Cleveland carved iron