Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-21
Outlook for the Pan-AmerCan tx
position at Buffalo.
PET DOG SHOW COMING
sre~sar Correspondence of The Evening STAR.

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All "'S oL '"7 ID My ''Ii ''e''-
l"dN's W'f' "lrct'i aS sound m"ht! men
Having stated. or Implied, inrinE their
campaign that they were such ,hcy- lid not
fool ,t,t tb.,- c,,Ir1 .,fr,rl ., IL. ,-r "a a
49,
nan "2' was known to 'e an 'at ana OUT
ezn"nrn- 81 tn, /" TO ! d"|TiHe.
many inns fn-'ldt"h was asfttd upon.
Ihat Jhe democratic members from IN"
si4e II New York TO the I1tty-siNth Con
f1ts- I,FFrLC oil 1nt e'tnfAtr% oi Their
C"llel que. Willilm Sulzer. fer The demo-
craft" leadership OF the next House Of Rep
rcser.atiE"S AMI pledge the'r cor'hal and
earn : support
II was accepted by The Brooklyn men,
-,p"sNet. WIN tHt tlSIlnct UNDERSTANDING
ina VOTING Tor MI Suiz"r for minority
leader carried with Il no endorsement of his
l'fs"i al views on any question:. silver. eN-
la9Si"n or 'nYthinE else. According to sew
t'.iI OF those present at the conference tour
80 pllI, e. III I ION 20 ~
understanding thar they Were sound money
men
lS15r,.t9 l"keF Wa~ = Yea an"lit the a.
ana s4iG.
I know of no declaration on the part
Of the BROOKLYN representatives to vote for
s.id IN" Sr,l!d money mi.S: Inc vote Tor
VI SUE Was uIanIHoul-
IL Is r'P'lt''I nat Atr iiiNan asked that
- PI'-"', .-tt'" Slzsf ne 2ut forward as
Inc tih'a,iit.e OF Ne" Aoik sal" Tor
SPEAKER. Is there any hing in hat"
, ~, H. ,eI S,,I on. ~ ~ nor ma
t. Nj SuIzer. All ther.' = If II. Mr. Salzer
Is loyal democrat. and We thought he
'tEh, 10 nave ne honor
80, - %. -''iS7 % MS D-'il7 --'''"e
E'.t"Iiiy l"5.i'F'
II mink they Cu-ht 10 D." '"d- lie 1as
H-ilEl him more democratic representa-
tveS from his own STATE than any other
''ndld";e IN tn MON
They" viii De l.'I democrats in IN" next
House -" mat SeN-niy-'I-:nt votes Will be
r'1"S-1Tr o. cf"icc Of leader The mem
t'rS IF the New York d"!rGa ION feel that
t"E VIII haV" 10 difficulty in sec ETing that
humble particularly rs The other cauGi-
'siy~ for the p5ECy, EIEkhead Of Alabama.
is-'hHltS OF tennessee AMI DE ArIna nj
&C. Mississippi Eav" the southern delegation
So badly split up hat there i apparently
". chance IF is combining on one of the
three. Each has made repeated effort 10
secure pledges from This state.
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senator lL4tt mas succeeded IN ms at
tempt TO bring about a truce in the fight
AGAINST President 0,lfga Of Tho r.n11bIic..rl
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oi'-tr announcer Lil'Il'H. perhaps Two Hl''l''9'
and possibly longer, but 10 avoid open hos
tlity he will not attempt 10 appoint a sub
committee on elections through which NJ
formerly controlled the selection Of cleo
ti1n officers. This condition Of affairs de-
v,lopsd a. the regular monthly meeting OF
tho republican county committee. Instead
Of a stormy session and omen war ON OlIIgas
the rlce,!n. passed without incident. The
district leaders who had talked Of offering
various aut!-Qu:gg resolutions. did not
81 TX once during the meeting. In eXpta-
n..iou som. of them said that the PARTY
leaders 7ff mar yy.trr "a row in The ,,rpaniZa-
ton at this time and had promised that
~ ,l.'S won Il 2 iae ISni N M r,.,'
No.. -. -, nav, ri.e.r MAJ. an the an
p.Iutmrur Of the subcommittee on elec-