The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-19
WHITE HOUSE CALLERS.
hY EG.CONGRESSNAN WILLING TO
ACCEPT OFFICE.
His Loyalty" TO the President kecs!is
Rural story-Moro Extra Session
Talk AT Washington.
TnYs BUREAU. RApLEY BUILDING
WAsHING1oN. March IS 1890 ,

WtsuIvGToN. March is. 1895. >
There are no moro congressman about
the Capitol these deys than there arc
n,ous people in the pcnitentiary but
thero are a few Of hc faithful eX-me"N
bers who have waited and read all OF
,bo dpel, stories and studied out few
lines OF birthday Iocuy, Who caiIea "'
,bc White House this morning. / met
,,Ye of tlc memLers of the last Congress
,bis morning. who. as q matter OF i"ct'
,o8l8 really oe Induced TO take a Federal
appointment under sir cleveland
"Have YOU always supported tie Pres
ldente" he was asked.
.Synuorte8" =" he shouted. well should
san. had. in fact' hc continued my
..,rcful. persistent and fond WatchtulleS'
of thc President Fds often reealled 10
INV mind The earliest and most enduring
dgtfes of my lfe. Years ago. the eN-
Congressman said. in reflective mood /
lived upon o. farm. and NJ pet IN the
barn yard was heauuIuL gorgeous,
,,laraI shanghai rooster, OF wonderful
t...rtt but with very slender legs. lie
,.as noble BIRD and as he struttcd
ab.ut Tie ward. like q boy on stills and
showed his plumacc ln tho sun he was
,riIy Tho pride OF my boyish heart But
c.ory tir1o this rooster crowef he would
,tr,uy both knees out OF Joint, and fan
,,,o, his breast and cav like a crow.
,rbis Was my signal ] even rushed from
uI, morning meal 90 eot my pet upon ms
p.u- again. Support tie President. why
mv desire 20 do -o has been my si'd'E
..-..'.,,. for ty.o whole volrs. INCLUDING
.,-, 60. 3,
TI,u nay friend walked away 80 IF he
,..l sure mat something good would be-
f,u him. blt TO mo it seemed q revival OF
tho ola low enthusiasm of hunting for
q roostcr's cre about the barn.
-..,.-,..,.,,,. r,,p,,, Noon
,~,.. -, -,,.... ir ..n unusually hap
,... mood this rnorniue. and the first turn
.......4 Che tuu4iu. demonstrated that
.t...t.<s or tr. White House pro-
,.,..5 f.. -.,,.i,. re-isi tno idea Of ccIe-
i.,.,i,, ro ort.r birthday save ST. Pat
,+.k.e So,ro of the boys around there
,...,.. ,.r,.,t.J moro lr tine favor of "thc
,.,.., tba,, tbe,. over did bv the teachings
oe - p.frial. and fb,v ai. sticking by
,t... ,.t.i.g ,o-ta,
..lt...s e,.st J3, for ducks here" said
..,.. of trarn. we've got "a cellar fun OF
d...J ono. and "A parlor tuli OF lame ones. d"
and while mis- is NOT very complimentary,
-. far AS the cx-members ln the parlors
goes. .it was IL suggestive remark.
The saddest man seen mere 10. lI''Hy
days came OUT oi 'H' '''' io0''' ,I
about ocl1ch' ne hau 'leI iSi!'" 'ei '"ii. am
hopes ana loudlN uI@dIut4 OF uoIoIS 5''
90 come. bat, like lost on the Jersey
peach blossoms, he had been npped ia the
bud.
Been in 10 coneiatulate the President
..r. ID
asked.
Pie simply looked. but sal1 holhlhs'
'Did you ever hear the STORY ne 9SA-
'd. 'ol inr IIl@liil"" WHo elaI''"
.rIen1. WIN a negative aHSN''' 4'0
continued;
SNAIL FOR ITS AGE
..l-r. am I-i-l,f,sn called l,pon "a friend.
and Ii. tost said. pat. here lis some pure
,.,'. ,yrisl.. t,n ve,rs Old and ne poured
c.it "a portfou in ii rlass. Now, Pat,
I'm me truIy vour opinion Of it, Pat
took mp the glass, and holding II above
his head. asked. An us pure rye ana
tronl\ I'm Years. "ulu' 10 IH"V'N'
Iti. "hdt a. you l'IIN Oh i1'
W. ell sald IA. dN me- Iooh'd an 'n.
hali-hlled glass aul sHaohto DIS HI''
can only say it's deVilsh small 'oi us
age Thus another eE-hefo passes oit
OF the h1io OIL ohlol'l HIt 10 .'tl'e WIN
the stern lctl-ies OF common 'oii'
LVrEl SESSION TALK.
There is stu some lingering talk Of an
,.t[, session but it i- vague and uuccr-
tsir and 3s a matter of TACT there VIII
ha none Hon. Thomas b. Reed. who
1oft hero to-day for his home i'm Maine,
,.ia New York said tbat be would not
,.l,,,,., ,ptiI December unless tbe Su-
rremo court should pronounce the income
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