The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

and Stevenson. But his Office duties de-
mand tho exercise OF great patience. Many
OF tho speakers are 30 full Of the elo-
quence they are anxious 20 pour out for
the benefit of the voters that they insist
upon giving him specimen extracts OF adj
dresses on aur-imperialism. free silver.
mllItarism. or the tariff But he is a long
suffering and polite man and he man
ages 90 avoid throwing cold water on the
fires OF patriotic emotion. Among the
men who gained access 90 him recently
was one who wore a somhrero. corduroy
trousers and a blue flannel shirt The
stranger was Of fine physique and his
bronzed face wore a determined look that
suggested the possible possession Of a re-
volver.
I'm from Texas. sab" said tho sirang-
er folding his arms and looking signif-
cantly toward a chair II have come 20
offer you a suggestion, sab. and ! reckon
you will all be grateful when you hear
what II Is. I have a scheme that'll knock
out Teddy Roosevelt SOS he won't he able
to cut any more of his rough ridin' an
tics"
MIR. Convnle was interested lie asked
the man 20 explain
wal" said the stranger. you're like
~ 10 have political debates. amt your
Now. l have a new sort Of a proposition.
I want 10 meet Teddy in a rough ridin
contest Teddy don't know no more about
bucklng bronco than he knows about
politics Some night when he has been =
speakin' about the strenuous life and the
stormin' OF San Juan Hin. I want chance
TO challenge him 20 ride mile race on a
buckln' bronco II he's runniu' his cam
paien on a cavalry horse he ought to
be made to show what he kin 10. | tell
YOU three minutes on a buckin' bronco
would show him what a strenuous life
Is. Try to arrange meeting between vs.,
can't your
The man bit on a big chew Of tobacco
and waited calmly Tor a decision from
the manager Of the speakers bureau. lie
was tod that his proposition would be
presented 20 Senator Jones and the Exec
utlve Committee.
Documents by the million.
The literary bureau Is one of the most
important maintained by the committee.
IL employs writer's who have made reputa-
tons along the political and economic
lines. These men prepare the matter Tor
,he folders and campaign documents that
- ,rir,ca ~ tho wholesale on the reg
mar staf are Judge W y. Fleming Of
Kentucky. George n. Shively OF New
work author OF The Money question.
apd George schilling. tho labor leader.
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The press bureau, In charge OF WINS ).
Ahhott IA quite independent Of the hter-
ary bureau. In addition 70 the Ensl,sn
denartment. q has a German dephr 'Ineni.
}, tgehreV, department. and Bohemian ana
scsndinavlan departments that have not
-, been fuily organized. Every week me
press bureau issues eighty columns or
ri,,e ami ready print matter Tor tne
l''.s,.,, ,ress il publishes also wees
~ amer The National Democrat. wmeh
- 10 an the Democratic papers Of me
e eosr Mr. Abbott is assisted by nine
editors -. -.hteh cireu-
~ ~ literature prepared for campaign
~, e',s,,s s does such a wholesale business
,Sat I, hos to have separate aeeom n, u.s.
lions in the Monadncck building. ~ ~ -
ne,rearn street This y IN chafse Q,
- tsnvou. VINO superintends the nana'ns
=, r,i,,ona Of documents every month. An
,,,,n.,rtsnt branch Of the bureau |" main
aimed Ia Washington "heiS "a 49,