Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-04-10

that win be followed BY the Cuban
bin.
On Tuesday the House or Repre-
sentatives " &c - tho Qshan'
bate may. II std &c rulez u
the Hoss Bs nitsa ldnss |,
Il promises to be most Interesting.
Representative Newlands told me
yesterday that he believed the dem-
9crats were gradually coming 10 &C.
Ss k&iSw OF the situation and
that be thought great majority Or
them W0Hfd VOTE for zurrxafiUr-if.
tissybh bad heIppportnnity.,d, bare,,t
90 Friday Repr entatige, SplzeE,
y, New York introduced q resolution
SalliAga Upon the Prssid ept and The,
Ss9EetsEy@ State for the report n
theIG gyarnpr a Louisiana and other,
SYideaee iaIregsnd 10 the existenfe
pfiAxmilitagys eanp nin thai. state,
Fridays cabinet nesting was large,
" deHessd to The epqsideFatiog q
EoyerHoE Heard = report and alter
the meeting Secretary Hay said that
the President pf0poged to make III
thcf6fg u ID vestIgaaof oOf;fAe Bisutr
kedtd y1ftlie iailegafi0ns a0f General,
Pearson ARE itrpe, and the, camp, is,
nsed rs > Teerulting station Tor the
british army It viii, doubtless be-
hboIi bed. Mr. Su9zef has come s6
be Knows as the Buss 2cbzmp6ou ron;
FhHh Oaf'ofthe H0useabd thn assures
me that there will be ia Iiyely sesl
SOD !, when the; papers are sent to
the House by the Secretary Sdf Stateo
The indications Of democratic ssics
|cdsslEn afie rdming 4lbctiqns joontIn,,
estQImBlltiply atntbeI Qapitolsi The
appEehe sion Of the republican mem;
bers Is growing more and more apll
pa EFT, as eTiti enced by fheif I0vbod
siti6n soothe qeriaopalsef the ifepnblir
canfl8eaaquagters b Chicago, which
will undoubtedly occur il Represent,
tatiye. BabcocK II Is elected CfaiifrSSsaitii
of The. Nati6hai 9CornEiintep naThey
say shat III New York, PENNSYLVANIA
ahde othei'2 EaSterha statesi the com.
tests wall be too close, TO make such
. move advisable and they do not
consider that they ought 70 iba s;ie.
ffficed for the benefit of. thelFdNegte
erT brethre1s CON- theb other hand
the leaders say that, the, Western
members haye : E;e0pardized their
chances of reelection by Welding 70
the wishes OF the EASTERN protect!
ti6nisfs and lpePtnisting the lDingiey
sohednlesIst 70 brenaips tiptacti and,
therefore, they are entitled to all
the, assistance that the National Com.
mittee can render item. THE dem
ocrafs themselves say thataTI sfnews
-fllasiu homel,is ofTtay most favorable
ithaPagter aud they look forcomrlete
control of the next House. 9i1iqoe
The President is causing the re-
publican leaders ankiefyidby 9his
threatened purpose of retiring Gen.
.eEal Miles. o Mr., Roosevelt. It. Is said
believes that the General has OUT
lived his Usefulness IN the army and
that his place Ought to be- flied nby
a. younger and more progressive
man.. He is also sadly disappointed
that General, Miles shogld, have sue
ceeded in defeating, at least for this
session, the army feorganiztionlbill,
which was almost as muchor' 'aIchild
-othisr brain"nas Of Secretary Roots.
Another source of annoyance is Mr.,
RooSevelt's determination to give To
Pension Commissioner Evans al DID,
pointEAentc (which will D be regarded
as approximation and which the politi-
.aiansefear will offend the q, AR