Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-04-27
DELAY IN SENATE.
The Tariff Bill Awaits the
Pleasure Of that Body.
Geo. M. Pullman at White House.
McKinIey's Pleasing Manner.
The Exclusive Senate Finance Committee
Gossip Of National Capital.

,v,oor,r No ono of good infor-
"Au 49,. 80, ,,oi;oros +his mo,sure will
H. ,,.,,',, ,,..,,,,h hoforo tho ,n;ddIo of
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- :" ~ ~, t;i1 !, .,,d, for tho sig.
no,o,u .,ot',. ', of p,ne;don+ McK;rlcy Tho delay
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pn .';. p"i e .ta sn,,ato tho Glow, ratio of
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"a. ,,.,,, ,,,as,io, .nJ Tho .bsence Of onv
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w 49,, .i,a+ h. Do,,oc.,tic sep.tors want
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- fa;.h ~ 49,, .,r,cst ;ntcrm;p,b,e affair
MI hns. f,;orGs of oorly octio, upon the
.a,;rf 10 rnt scc how thcv are 70 Get their
.;u ,,soyh -. ,ho is. nt In,y the date
,,,t,;oh p,7si,,.nt MCKINLEY ,onr aoo set
f,r H.. ,,,es.co
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Mnllc WAS 40 ,he "hi'e Iiousc inc oln'
or day george l. fuiiHah' 'he rich s'eop
Ing car man, c"ie III " l"s Aia ie'Po:..
to the president Mr. fuiihiih' uespi.e
MS immense Wtai'n anu ereao Po"er IL
the commercial "or'u' Is an uhassoiiiiis'
pleasant gehtlo'han' ue'lSn.iu. coihP"h
ION aha 81 goou s'oty 'ei'ei' iiS mas oeoA :"
generous contribute, 10 seNe'a. vi tno IL
cent campaign iuhos oi Inc nePupiioal
party, but understand ne rarely UT never
asks ahS1hlng Gt the auii.iIis,i'i,ioh'
AT thc Whl'o itouhc NAr. oi'ihah ap
reared 10 kno" DIS way '.Do"o very WI
Incro was not uoor, u H'iii UT Iooh Wiiion
he"as unlamliiar WIN. IN eAph'ii','io'i VI
this Mr.. Pu!ilnah s;'ld ne hau h'o 'i'c noA'
or OF living at the executive mansion ior d
week some 20 yeifs ago wiieli oehe,"'
Grant was me ha@tsr thcre' l' Is a Aopi,
olu bu1idlhg, salo MF. uIiii'ii' anu
nope congress Will never pun IL cowh'
fhoUid DC preserved as long DIS IL Will
stand
IL one taxes up MS station III tho presi
dent sroom Tor ii E;ii hour, as one Is oiteii
comEelled TO GO While a"altlhg MS turn al
the chief magistrate, he VIII Dc sure 10 see
good Gcai ci human nature. Ihereis the
shy, timld man, VINO SITS away oack IN ehe
corner, anu VINO IS coh!pillcu 10 stay 'h.r'
hour alter hour Whlle noloer men st'p VI
to TIC 1rcht anu gam ihclr coVelcu ieW 10
ntntS with Mr.. Mc!>1nlcy. In.re Is ms
opposite, toe the forward man. VINO cfoWus
in ahead CT every orc 'lse, VINO talks IN u
loud voice, who tastens hllnSeH upon 'n,
president rs II re "tre Ao'hS Z" H.'S az
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ioM "io Mas an a .,,' ~ ~ VI
H1 l.ll,iu,ea nv i'''' iia ,Y a., az
MoNihiey ioio 'ai guy. On 9, ei'as .iU 1.' n'
whispelou III 'i.o9' il.t. irli,' naiu
ci'apie way Lung 'ei"ie i'o nav ii,'s.i.'
or even reacH.u d eohs'i''n. p.oa,l'.llt ,aIl ~
pace inc presio,hV lIaIi," o"0' snooN yi'e
| man manu- anu suNo MN his iiios' po'i''
ana yet very electual coiise'
Ways OF Presidents.
! A senator who goes often to the White
House tolls me President Mckinley has
tho sweetest manners ever seen i'll that
Office. 81 sometimes think he is too sweet,
said the senator. The trouble is that he
almost always leaves the impression in the
mind of new man in politics that he is
going to get~his coveted appointment.
President Mckinley never says he will not
appoint a man, not to the man himself.
He is too anxious to avoid hurting any
ones feelings. If he have any disagreeable
news to impart, he will tell it to the SEN
ator or representative who may be taking
an interest in the case, not to the appli-
can't. President Harrison was not sc
careful. He was as blunt as blunt could
be. have often heard General Harrison
say, No, can't appoint you II the man,
taken back by this frankness, asked fo,
an explanation, he generally got it. The
,roc;ICpt had hoard thipuc n IOut him Fe