The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
The Secretary DeslrouS Of Returning 10
That Body.
DEPUTIES WILL EOT Be on TIE LIST.
IL is Declared on Authority Ih"t tne 'e'
dent Aaheres /, This DETERMINATION
The Monetary delegates WIZ
be Appointed.
Tu,ys BUREAU. RArLIY BUILDING. !
WAsuIyGToN. March 80. 1925. }

,po al the capitol, and as he reelined
u,op sofa in the lobby several of the
wandering newspaper men gathereu
aro.,nd him. He has no family, ana as
he has been reelected. is In no hurry 10
leave Washington. 1t was suggested thdt
~ vould be rather lonesome for the Demo-
Gratis in the next Congress, and qulte
a change from the chatrmanships 10 the
.au ends of committees. All or these
things the congressman admitted, put
recalling the fact that even his contestant
had Withdrawn. and that ms CailInS
and election was sure. he SAID: Wen
bovs of course we viii not have any good
..o1o1,ittees. nor Will we have much show
on the floor with Reed in the CHAIR DuI
,,ben I look around at the statesmen
salons and patriarchs who Will not come
hack at all, l am reminded OF tHc seolS
Of the two fellows on the scaHolu' WIZ WI"
demonstrated that nobody was so pduIy
circufastanced, but there were otheis
worse fixed ~,
.,rxUo men had been condemned TO die,
I'M said land were already upon the
scaffoid. Bensath them was group oi
spectators awaiting the execution 2uu- 2
denly the tall wooden fence surrouhuils
the fail yard tgsye way, ana caught pc
meath IT neaty half Of the witnesses.
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the black cap. looked at each other anu
0nslly one of them said. We'll. john this
is terrible. but. thank God, we are not
down there with those fellows.
Mn. CARLISLE WANTS TO BE IN THE SENATE
In spite of Secretary Cariisles denlAI
that he intends 10 make ne race lor tne
senate against Joseph Blackburn, there
IL no doubt that he has his eyes hxed on
- Il. IN that DOOY, ana VIII
try to resume it again.
He left yesterday for Kentucky, pre-
sumably 10 see his brothers, but reaHy
TO look the situation over ana test
relative strength of the silver ana goiu
elements in the state.
He Is being urged TO make The race
by the Winsvllle Post, the great sound
money advocate Of the State. Its cor
RESPONDENT here, Mr.. A. L. Butt, in
speaking to-day of the situation there
SAYS there is every probability OF a dead
lock in tie next Legislature between the
Buckner, McCreary, Blackburn ana
Brown forces.
NE says tnat EN-Governor Buckner
has shown the greatest strength so lar.
owing TO his advocacy of sound money
but he thinks Joseph Blackburn's popu-
larity will deadlock the situation and
the logical outcome will be contested.
Besides" said Mr.. Butt, "after the
close of this Administration Mr. Carlisle
will be out of the political arena If there
does not occur vacancy in the Supreme
bench and Mr.. Carlisle has no idea OF
retiring TO private life. H wants to
remain I'm Washington. His wife, who
IS the greatest political factor in his
career. wants to live here. All her So
cial affiliations are here, and she has
one OF the handsomest homes in the
city.
Carlisle Is very strong in Kentucky,
and after ne stumps the State he viii
have accomplish "a a great deal towards
framing the financial plank in the next
State platform. on which, after all, the
race will firally depend"
Governor Buckncr whose wife was
Miss Claiborne, of Richmond, is making
remarkable race and If Carlisle sticks
20 his intention of not entering for the
senatorial stakes. the Governor will
probably grace the Senate, and his wife
the society of the Capital
NO CIVIL SERVICE FOR DEPUTIES.
MIR. John II. Proctor, president of the
Civil Service Commission. called on
the President last fall aud urged the
Chief Magistrate to issue an order plac-
ing Internal revenue deputies under the
Civil Service law. Mr.. Cleveland listen
ed patiently. and took the matter under
consideration. To-day Civil Service Com
missioner Roosevelt had a long interview
with the President on the same subject,
He followed up Mr.. Proctor's argument
in favor OF placing internal revenue
deputies under the Civil Service regula-
tions. After Mr.. Roosevelt came from
the White House, he was asked bv q
newspaper man how the President stood
on the question referred TO- He replied
that ne dld not commit himself. What
wrote IN this correspondence recently
VIII hold good. That is TO sav the in
ternal revenue deputies viii not no nut
IN the civil Service list MIR. Cleveland
as is well known, is Civil Service Pres
ldeht but there are reasons why he
thlhks mat collectors should have the
absolute right TO select their own den,
ties, Just as they have always 6one
The Internal Revenue Bureau ia am
busy with the income tax returns. sent
IN by collectors on the 10th of Marcb-tbe
nrst batch. In some cases over ewonfv-
hVe per cent OF the returns are heino
sent back for amendment One az com
missioner Miller's assistants saws tbot
the returns from the Richmond Va
oistrlct have been examined and that
only one would be returned for fprtbns
investigation. 4"' '"er
Collector William Ryan. of Ricl.ronA
had long interview with the President
to-day.
THE MONETARY DELEGATES.
When the time comes" said Senator
Dubois. this morning. "for the President
TO name the three delegates 10 the Mono.
tary Conference. he will do so. notwitb-
standing the rumors TO the country Tho
taih 'hat ne is not allowed sufficient lat
ltude under the WolcOtt resolution is all
STUN ana nonsense. IL is true that The
resolution iutimates a rather emphatic
endorsement OF silver, but that is only
what It's authors contemplated. and Is.
IN my judgment, good reason why the
president cannot afford TO ignore Ii. or
thwart It's intentions by Quibbling on
technicalities.
I'VE ali know that he Is no friend of
silver. but he is too big man 10 play
the trifier, and ] cannot think that ne
would attempt 10 defeat the purpose of
the Wolcoii resolution for the fiimsy
reasons assigned
Minister Ransom called or the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue this morn
ing with Collector Simmones, of North
Carolina. The hort session they held
with the Commissioner was on the execu-
tive order, bat II As safe 10 assert that
the North Carolina collector wanted
something, and the ex-senator, who is
still power with the administration,
was on hand 10 assist him.
oxxTRAL RANSOM oFF ron MEXICO.
Minister Ransom left tonight fer his
post In the city OF Mexico. He VIII travel
by the southern route, and took the lo.D
train over the Southern railway. His
sor. Mr.. Robert Ransom, accompanied
himL ard ex-conxressrnsp Henderson ana