Evening journal., 1895-04-17

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snd hair. and sort Of a cadaverous look
What do you think OF him27
Clayton" Frank Walker is as STRAIGHT
as string He is rather quiet ia his
manner but when the spirit moves lin
shout he shouts, and he usually brings
ths answer, | was looking at him On
Saturday when Senator Pyle took US into
the House to present us 10 Speaker Nc
Mullen He seemed TO be loaded up to
lhe neck for something or somebody. l
ion't know who or what, but"
Bayard ~ heard = man who was
sitting near me say that be was cooked
and prlmed 20 send load of graps and
asnnister into the bill appropriaiinQ
b2 600 to the state fair l wish I could
have heard him After we had retired
the psrlor and bsen hung up John
Wnsrton and Law Schablnger came In
aud Lew sad to John: Hes farmer, |
ell you Didn't he say that he repre-
sent,d farmers No he haiu't farmer.
aid Johu, he's a lawyer Well. said
Lev, farmer or LAWYER, d--n Frank
Walker anyhow Wharton coneurred.
t1d | bellsve they meant 1t, for Wharton
said Let's move to reconsider that
idict aud isy the motion to reconsider
~ the table Aud they did it "
Clayton-"That demure man near
Walker was Gsorge Rev bold. He's
another good Higgins man He can run
anything from a Delaware bay steamer
TO Red Lion hundred political campaign
de believes this is a fight for good
government as against Addicks boodie
aud Massey treachery He's related to
Senator Higgins By marriage, ard doesn't
propose TO have Addicks or any other
Bostonlan spring his Doodle or vocabulary
o. his family
BAyard Who was the man who re-
fused to come into conference?'
Clayton-"rhat was Representative
Wilson, of Cbristians hundred. He's .
dear, good old soul, who hates smutty
yarn and any mention OF a compromise
candidate He believes in Higgins 6rst.
last and all the time, aud will vote for
no one else If you dent belle 70 it ask
Harry MahsffY about IL. Sam Wilson
c'me very near knocking Mahaffy 5
b ck of IN tha Hotel Richardson one day
for expressing a doubt as 70 Representa-
tive Wilson's R-pub icanism DR.. Burton
aud George Rey bold tried their best 70
get Mr. Wilson TO come into conferences
night but he Was obdurate he is
done With eaucuses and conferences and
every thing Of that kind aud daes not
hesitate to say 60, 2 ke Cooper even
tried to haul him in, but be pleaded so
earnestly that Zsks's Democratic heart
was touched snd be let his victim 20
Bayard-'Do you know who that man
was who sat on that side of the room?
From what be said | think he is from St
Georges hundr ed
Clsyton-"You guessed it right frst
time, Jim. That was John w Jolls Bis
head Is full OF facts aud figures, aud II is
very foolish man who stirs him m
unnecessarily II Harry Richardson
based his senatorial hopes on Jolls he
was building his hou.e On some other
mans foundations Nobody has to ask
how Jolls Is going to vote Hs bobs up
serenely every time, says Anthony
Higgins bobs down again, and is up to
his neck in corporation bills 3 few
seconds later. He's a worker from
Worksrsville. Worker county, and has
about him that fascinating Bohemia
Manor which is so taking nowad avs
Bayard-"Who's the baby Of the
HoussY'
Clayton-"Walt s Money, OF Black
bird hundred Bob Simpler made him
politically. and after Bob had made him
Walter unmsde Bob Money is young
but when he grows older he will realize
that the election Of q United States
senator is not q win ling and blinking
after Then there are Townsend and
Burton Never judge of Townsend's
senatorial intentions BY what comes out
of his mouth. Hes one OF those fellows
who blows hot, cold and lukeWarm All In
one breath, but he never fails to vote
for Higgins or a Higgins man The
Massey and Addioks men are nursipg
him, but he doesn't like their pap, and
continues TO thrive on Higgins matted
milk. Bur'on is an unsssuming man,
Who only deserts the Higgins ranks In
newspaper articles, but never Ia fact
II Higgins had fifteen men like him he
would be elected tomorrow As chair
man Of the Enrolment Committee he Is
an unqualified SUCCESS
Bayard What sort OF a man has Ad.
dicks at his bscsi'
Clayton I've already told you what
think OF Charlie Moore. he has a great
vocabulary You heard him this evening"
hen the reporters we're at the door
trying to gather few points de looked
something like Booth when he tbre '
open the door and yelled 'You won't
hear a ---- -- thing, and II you haven't
got sense en- ugh to stay away from this
door Ill be ---- n don't nut YOU
away His remarks were little strong
for Easter season but not half ss strong
IS some Of the eggs put on the Easter
market. Charles motto never was
'Pescs on earth, good wil towards
men.
Bayard-"Do you know the name Of
that Consequential little man who left
the room just hsfore the circus let out2"
Clayton - Yes that was Representa-
tive Ball. II he were as big man ss 10
thinks he Is the earth would have TO *
tend It's limits aud take in Jupiter aud
Mars aud Venus and several other places
outside the city limits That's his only
fault, though. aud don't know but that
10 is a good thing for man to have q
good opiaion Of himself Bal doesn't
know any other senatorial candidate
other than Addieks. He is such an en-
thusias io Addicks man tnat he vok.s t,
him in several different tones One for
the ladies', snother for the members, and
still another for when he Is In u hurry
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