The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Our Correspondent Talks in
General About Wash
ington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. p, 1899.
tConnun cat,d).

speeches from the rear platform
OF the train upon which he vii
pass through Ohio ON his comm:
trip 10 aud from the West. |
really looks MS though thar tril
had been arranged solely for th,
purpose of giving Mr.. Mckinle!
an opportunity Of making Som'
| speeches in Ohio, which he ha:
been assured by his party man
ayers are very much needed
He and his party managers may
call them "rear platform" or any
other kind of speeches they please
but the people will know them fol
the stump speeches they will be,
and they will not he inclined Il
think any more Of The President
Of the United States who is will.
ing to engage in such business,
even 10 help to pull his party out
Of a very deep hole.
Boss Platt has been in Wash
ington, and tits believed that he
tried 10 make a deal Tor the Vice
Presidential nomination for a
New Yorker. ii being now pretty
generally understood that Mr.. Ho-
bart IS 10 "Voluuyarily" retire.
aud that Governor Teddy" does
not want the nomination. Ii is
said thar Platt told Mr.. McKin-
ley that any man from his State
would please him. bu, suggested
Senator nepew and Secretary
Root as available men. One of
Mi nepew'S close friends SAYS
that having jus, secured full
term in the Senate. he would not
for moment think Of giving 1t
M 10 accept the Vice PreSiden.
,lal nomination. Secretary Root
might take it if he could get it.
Since Reeds retirement there
has been much talk about mem
oer> of the House being allowed
more liberty at the coming SeS.
lon OF Congress. Those who did
his talking believed in it, but an
announcement Of Speaker-to- be
ienderSon'S program Tor the Re
publican financial bill, does not
Indicate an increase Of liberty for
members: only a transfer of 81.
emf obedience from Car Reed
Q King Caucus Ii is said 10 be
'lr. HenderSon'> intention TO
'rlng the financial bill before a
Sepublcan caucus. as soon as
congress meets and 10 set il en-.
lor>ed and ordered passed. Then
ne bill will be railroaded through
he House before the committees
ne announced. Tie excuse given
or This action. which Will he de.
'ldedly unusual. in dealing with
ne Of the most important sub.
ett> thar Congress is ever called
lpon 70 hauGle-the countrv'S
noOey-iS tina, if the bill was Al.
owed 10 take the usual course. il
night never <eI on, Of the Com.
nl;'ee On Banking and Curreucv.
e which it should properly be re.
.trTeU after being introduced in
lie House OF might be changed
by Thar cen mi,tee Ii this pro.
gram Is Teally 70 De carried out.
lie house caucus should first vote
10 abolish he Banking and Cur.
rene! Committee.
Representative Berry. o. Ken.
.1tSy. has been >omewls. annoy.
Il oy being ui>rspge<euted a< -
bis attitude towards Colonel Brv.
Al While il Washington. ; d3v
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