The sun., 1900-01-06
THE Week III Washington
Secretary Gage Has Done Moth.
Ing Secretly in Designating
National Banks.
SENATOR STEWART. BRYAN
The Nevada statesman's Advice
Was Treated Lightly by the
Nebraskan and the
Former "will See il
Some Day"
From The suns Regular Correspondent.

From The suns Regular Correspondent.
Washington, d. CT, Jan. O. Secretary
Gage has done nothing secretly in con
tection with designating such national
oands as deposited United States bonds
With the Treasury as repositories for
money collected ior internal revenue
taxes, and any Democratic Congressman
VINO chose TO 90 to the Treasury Depart.
ment ior II could have obtained any de-
sired Information about il. But lhere
Would have been neither nUtorlety nor
p9ltical capital IN Information IS o5
talheu, For that matter, there gas very
lttle q either gotten through the reso-
latiuns offered IN lite senate by Mr.
alitn, WHO seems to liaye greater
craving Tor nOIolety. II THAT mere posi-.
9te, Than lie hAi uutIg lii former tt It'll
lnti,e senate, anu iii tue House by Mr.
~ zrr,the laintltahtltr mtusetiditnuUs
Z slhg as tAr man Shn LOOKS ike Ilrnt,
lay, liaA made hiu liie uugfing strck
even ~ Ills own patty. Republicans had
~ reason ior preventing aytipn, bnt the
ttsolutionA Viii Le amended sO that Sc.
re airy Gage may include in his answer
everything connected With tile business
relations vi the Treasury Department
4 with The national banks.
Although Speaker Henderson All.
| nounced the House committees before
tue recess, none Of the Committees het d
MEETINGS until the reassembtng of Con.
\ Eress. Const quentl y very little business
has been transacted by tito House this
week, but the Committees are now hard
~ work and the effect Will BE- seen III q
| few days.
senator Stewart, 81 Nevada, who isn't
/ ~ much Of a Bryan MAJ ~ lie was Id
4 ao, SAID, speaking ol tile Nebraskan. "
/ gave Bryan some good advice once. But
I probably ~ thought lightly oi it. any
way he didn't follow it. told linn n
~ abroad, 70 travel over many lands
4 WTlte descriptive articles III fis Journey
INK, and later go back 10 Lincoln and
enter upon the practice of his pi oiession.
i iortsa" THAT eveA as great d man as liz
Il can pc too much Oh exhibition with
9ut weakening himself. tie Yill Zee this
n some a4Y
The Chinese Minister could not b.
more pleased Gt The diplomatic success
a. secretary Hay, In securing pledges
II rom the principal European govern
Liehts l0r perpetual open door III
hihese Commerce, il he were full.
/ aedged Ainesican lie slid. ii regard
| W. actlun taken Gy ttls eminent as
token q ifieadsuip tyr Chna, III add,
4 tioh y !ts aNlMed purpose ID protect
american commerce il nv country.
Cilna VILE ot course cuutlMue to treat
tAe nittd States with tne saine consId.
Grafton as ~ tile past, and RiH accord ID
its merchants, under tile mnst favored
nation cIaase W our treaty, tie privileges
tAat we may accord II otter nations. 4
Wien Secretary Hay informed the Cabi.
| htt ~ his success he vas sH0wefed NItit
congratulations by the other members
ana by President Mckinltv. ana hc Il
1eiIg compImented hy ali lle abe men
" Congress, regardless Of party. stcre.
tary Hay has never doubted I'M final
success bat i Was not untl thu gcpk
nat y was actuslly assured.
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