The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-06-28

TO start on. The democrats are sure TO
capture New York city. And SO long
/ line IL republican defeats are scheduled for
the fall elections.
All OF which keeps the republican ad-
minlstration wondering
Want To Try Their Wings.
on the democratic side of the house there
are several new members who chafe par
ticularly under the do-nOthing policy. De
cause under IL they have bad no "hahce 10
show the world their oratorical powers
A much larger proportion than usuai OF
the new men have made enviable reputa-
| tIons IN that line back AT their homes ana
they are naturally anxious 10 try their
| wings here. They have had a few chances
60 sample the congressional quality OF ora
tory in the tariff debates and they have
not any great respect for what they have
heard-at least they feel perfectly w'lilihg
TO have their own Efforts i'm the oratory
line measured 10y that standard. ana the
chance cane come any too soon.
II is not likely. however. that there viii
b. any further opportunity at this special
session. as the republicans OF the house VIII
do what the republicans of the senate have
not donc-puSh the tariff bin rapidly along
as soon it gets TO them agaiu. 1t Is
usual with a great measure like TINS TO
keep IL in conference some days. ihe
amendments put on 10y the s"idi- are Tfe-
-ent,,l. each is carefully explained and con-
sidersd. some are agreed TO and som" die
agreed 10. and then conference committees
are called for ON the disagrecmcnts. This
Time. however. there VIII ne "a motion 10y
Air pimpley 10 disagree to all the senate
amendments ia q lump This VIII carry the
bin viii then 90 to a conference committee
OF republicans with Dingiey an its head.
the republican headers of the senate and
house viii get together. and after two or
three. days will report back AN agreement
which will be rushed through with celebrity
f.ra ~. srF "A inN
All OF which is Of course good politics.
but il is hard upon the boys who would
like 70 speak
A Texan with a Reputation.
some of these their associates have
been right anxious 10 hear, 50 great are
their POPULATIONS In the orator.cl line
back home" one man in particular
hav" heard talked about IN the democratic
cloak rooms. but the curiosity about him
Is going io be given early opportunity of
relief-and pleasant opportunity. lie -
IA, "hlrk eagle" IT Texas.
The "hla.k eagle Is Mr.. DcGraffcnreh.
he gets his name from a. coupling of his
dark complexion wlth the brilliant flights
80 orntory which have thrilled the people
oil Texas and which were largely instru-
mental in his election 10 q scat i'm congress
as th. successor # Colonel Noakum. De-
srlneur.id IS TrnursSpau 10y birth. bat
bee has lived On Texas from his boyhood
and Is one ~ the best known men in the
Lone star State. In the last campaign his
splendid Advocacy II th' principles of de-
niocrsry from one end 81 the state TO the
other added 10 his already great fame rs
a rtmpaigner, and that This reputation is
NOT lu,.al Is shown by the fact that the
Texan has been invited 10 b. one of Tam
IU4uy.- orators at the great Fourth Of July
celebration al The NigWJm. u Is high
somilim, M TO q new member. ana his
TeA1s friends expect the black eagles
speech 10 be. one Of the features Of the big
occasion. And il certainly VIII Zoe II i'm
the hual roundup of speaking talent 10y
thr proErimm" makers b,Graficnred is
scheduled Tor one II the long talks.
on bis account many of hts colleagues are
looking with special interest To- the Tam
many celebration of this ycar-an event al
way- of interest m itself.
The Nations Fate IN the Balance.
THE settlement If ,hc FauciulU case and
thl end of the sugar trial f.rccs have re-
moved two most prolific subjects Of dis
eussien from the columns oi the papers
published at the national capital
1872 rnc first q grave AND important ques
iiuu ~ national policy has been settled
"a question which might have arisen at some
future time 20 threaten the existence of the
union.
Day after day has been consumed in
reaching the decision THAI handm tster
must let the commanding officer on any
parade decide What tunes may Dee ground
ouf lpr tae dedication Of his men. The
3 adler missy march ia front of his array
~ wind hammers. hc Is given thc power OF
,uGcaN,ring to Keep his men o. the tune
and the tempo hat rs 20 the programme-
il tho commanding officer should take it
into his head that he would like 10 hear
the stirring strains of Johnny. Cat Your
Com" instead of u cia~Sir gem. or has a
haukering after "lfer Golden Hair Was
some pleasant recollection. what hc says
WfI have % "Eo.' no matter how great
th- jar upon the musical nerves of the
header
It is a grave and great principle ana now
that BE- has been settled adversely - the
hArdmaster ID might he wise for that par
tlrular individual 20 follow the example 81
lass DISTINGUISHED predecessor and cut loose
from an organization iu which he ranks
merely ass "a strEeaut al very small sail
ar- and ego out" on his own hook. Soust
g.as earning something like SlGo when he
hros,. away. aud now his income is ~
least twenty times tnat. Fau..ulN has had
wlrh ta- greater advert iscmcuL
The Sugar Trials Ended.
judge BRADLEY has disposed of the last
uf th- su-ar ea-e- growing ont Of the
last senatorial fuVrsteation
Iiy fhr Chapman ease the ability Of con
-rr-stauaI Investigation COMMITTEES 90 get
Information out ~ witnesses WIS estab-
L-htd. The other easuS resulted i'm
favor .f tine witnesses GOA various and sum
lry teehuicallties. about THE only principle
-.- uut 800 the decisions being MS a. the
riGht 80 e newspaper man % keep % hln-
~.lf the aame ~ his informant when he
desires fo.
Th.. MT result ~ til. trials IS M. deter
ulinat.on shat senatorial committees have
afuri. means go their command 10 property
t~.l O.. Eet f.nm witnesses rt- testimony