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REASONS FOR HIS ACTION.
ANOTHER is A SLIGHT HOPE OF PEACE.


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ne rs preparing 10 send to Congress.
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nctiye work y,s c,ot,,, 80, -.
a.. a., -. s''hs oi' anu aito-
nus oeeh u uay OF suppressed
iceling.
No day has been announced oa .o tho
day when Tho nsss,.., ,,.,t,
,,-s..-.' WIN pe sent 10
YES anu II Is believed II VIII not
30 In tomorrow, II is believed that
more probably "Wednesday ar Thurs.
Jov will be tho ao,. a,,.a,,.,
''' '"' seie''eu
besiues the physical work of prepar-
ing the COMPREHENSIVE document upon
which the President oxr,,,, =, -,
bia c,s, ,,.t,,, ~ 80 "
Wv" '"V "oi'u'there are olher
reasons why those In charge Of the war
Tepurations will welcome every bo,tr,a
DELAY ,Vnr ,,,o,..i,.i ,,,,t,,, -. 49,.
,i,, SO
"'"'ieu "proau is not yet shipped and
the factories In this country will work
day and NIGHT making nn,va.r ord
,rnioc,iios - -. -.
""u 90 "hN'oHs ioi usiaS'
come OF inc factories In Connecticut
with contracts have telegraphed Rep
rosentatiye IIitt urging all datov no
sim, mr., sa,- 80. 49,
'i"'e' iheS say eNtrS uay now IL
precious
Vhcre Is still divergence of opinion
us . what the President will recon-
mend In his message, indeed, Their
seems TO be still n question as to
whether the President will make any
specific recommendations. Some of his
most intimate friends, however. assert
alphabetically that the Presidents rec
concentrations will be specific and Wig
Drous, and such that his party and the
country could willingly follow when
he points the way.
one of these said tonight that the
President. in his strong desire for peace
and earnest hope that war might pos
sibly be averted, was yielding some
what to the sentiment of the leaders
of his party and the country. He has
not given up hope yet that hostilities
There are those who believe the Pres
dent has not vet made up his MIND
10 the exact course he Will pursue,
md there sJylns TO DE- a question as to
whether the consular reports and the
diplomatic correspondence are to be
transmitted with the message,
The suspense causing necessary de-
ny In the preparation of the message
$ very trying on the members of the
House, and the most universally dis
.ussed question in Washington tonight
9 whether Congress can be restrained
,ntil the message is transmitted.
All recognise the task Of preparing
,ur case for the worlds inspection, and
he care which must be exercised, and
here seems 90 be no disposition to un-
luly hasten the President.
The party leaders are extremely aux-
Gus to avoid breach with the execu-
i've. such as would occur II Congress
we're to take the initiative. After "A
,arcful canvass of the situation today,
hey believe the radical Republicans
ran be held In line a few days longer,
intll Wednesday. at least.
The conference Of the Republicans
" the House, who have been insisting
IN prompt action. hold another meet
ng tomorrow night While many of
hem are now In favor of giving the
President more legway than they We're
asst week, 1t is realized that twenty.
I've Republican votes In the House.
would. with the Democratic and Popu-
LIST votes, he sufficient to act.
nat MI the nenublicans of the House