Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-07-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. July IL, 1897.

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rnindad hin, r. bic oaa,,ai.,,, rroro;sss nd
their canona;on contr;bnT;ons he would an.
non ncs - t,,sr, ,l,ot ths =, ssso.,a should ge
in He Ient this mn for sevsraI 5ays ,nne 81
- tha d;sgnst of tbo ~, r.ha anriisd ths
sn;tbat ~ z yUahbl;ra yU;iI;ar,,, tn him and
did moi finally decide the matter until Sec.
retarv Gaze the nersonaI REPRESENTATIVES, n
the bankers. had secured the assistance b
the rest of the Cabinet to help brace his
back bone mn. The authority to appoint 3
currency commission will not he given ia
Mr.. Mckinley At this session of Congress
nor at the neyt n is possible that a bill
creating such a commission NAV be passed
AZ the next session Int il will not give Mr.
Mckinley the choosing of its members. Il
there ia to be such commission. the Silver
Democrats will see to il that it shall not be
hacked in the interest of the single gold
standard
Mr.. g. E. Somers. who was Sergeant-at.
arms of the Kentucky Senate at the time
that INV Bradley ordered ont the militia
10 nreserve order, and who ia conceded to
be good authority on the politics of his
State. ia now visiting Washington. In re-
plv to Questions. he said 1.-The silver de-
mocracy. which is the regular democracy
will win by IS 600 majority. Our majority
NAV be much higher. for the Democrats are
determined TO administer a stern rebuke to
their enemies within the party as we'll as
without. The present state administration
has been rank failure, and the voters will
take ad vantage of the coming election to
1--WE II a Fitzsimmons blow. By 1900 there
gon,t he left eponob of sinOle GOLD standard
damocracv in Kentucky tn utilize as a
h;stor;cal reminiscence "
The RannhI;can Senators and Represen.
tatives have sncceeded in convincing Mr.
McKinlev that Something must be done for
their office seeking constituents. and he has
n r-o to shorflv issue an executive
p-der renov;ng nnmber of desirable
Fsdarai nos;t;ons from the control of the
ri ;I service rnles Mr. Mckinley was moi
hord 70 conv,ncs as he has heen as anxions
&c go orvSoJv - Ist down the hars 10 tbe
ot,;css hnt having aiwavs nosed as a civil
sa-,;oe raforr,ar he wonted Conuress II
ordar him r. act Tbere are reasons-sub.
StootiaI +ooNwhv 1yongrass has NOT dons
~ nr,d - 10. 1;kaIu e d. an !. hence n,
sgre ss,r, 70 act INDEPENDENTLY.
TIE deatb If Senator Harris of Tenn
CHOSE fnnsrol tool nIace in the Senat.
rha~, har on SATURDAY. renewed a strikine
S'r1-o fron, the arena If National nolitics
oee ,Uhose ia ass Of nersonal integrity were
az old- fasbionsd and straioht-lac as hi,
i5oos of nortv f.altv and who didn't have
o rT sst IT ;deas for nnhl;c nse and anothel
set set n a. GOVERN his nrivata actions Durine
his half century of nnhlic life. Iaham g