The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-02-05
ANDERSON, s. G, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1909
Innt ended tho episode, in which Re-
publican Senators made such a dis
creditable exhibition of themse,vea

publican Senators made such n dis.
creditable exhibition of themselves
ouch exhibitions will not prevent the
dacts aa concerning the Philippines be-
SSo;n!ng S,;,g known. If Democrats cannot
that enem out IN the investigation
ma mas been ordered to make they will
prsu.g them out some other way.
Many democratic Seniors are on
RosgH 70 the treaty for the purchase Of
the Danish Islands in the West Indies.
Wnicn is now i'll the hands of the Sen,
ate committee on Foreign Relations.
pus lt mas not be IN definitely deter,
ninea "efher t.ey will make an or
IhG House will also have a say in tha
naa na .Ier; as an appropriation of So. 600. :
in:o effect. ~ l-' 'No ''caty
1T seems that Col. Sam Parker. who
was Queen Lils primo minister when
Snt was deposed, wasa little premature
III IN; announcing that he had been ap-
pW!Mteo 10 succeed Gov. Dole, of Ha-
known as the missionary eIement the e
representative of which Gov. Dole ia
nave succeeded in holding up the mat.
Ter. AT any rate, it has been officiaiiv
gwen out, by order of Mr.. Rooseveif
tnat Hawaiian affairs are under con,
siaeranon, but that no conclusion has
DeSn reached as to whether any chanees
VII WI Pc made and that the governor-
tn tnip an1hoa n1s aot peSn given or even offered
that Col. Sam Parker, Who ia The . Hn.
Walian member of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, will hereafter act
with Hanna's anti Roosevelt mach;ne.
Ihe proposition to transfer more
tnen two thousand employees Of the
census bureau, who have not taken a
CYL service examination, to the clas-
sine9 government service has been
Gsucned up and approved by the Civil
fore the House. W
senator Teller offered an amendment
to the Philippine tariff bill proyidino
THAT the Constitution and all the laws
or the United States which are NOT
locally inapplicable shall have the same
force and effect within the said Philip.
pine archipelago as elsewhere within
the United States" and Senator Nor.
gan 0Hered one ratifyiEg and confirm
Inc. the Presidents establishment of q
civil government in the PhiIinni IN nes
and making that government depart.
ment OF the administration Of the
United States.
Ihe labor organizations are indebted
to Senator Bacon for the amendment
adopted before the Senate passed the
Dill providing for new executive de.
partment, which makes it the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor.
Republicans are still hammering on
the idea of throwing the responsibility
OF choosing the route for the Isthmian
Canal upon Mr.. Roosevelt. TheiI
latest movc in that direction is q bran
new bill, introduced by Senator Spoon.
er. 1t authorizes the President to buy
the Panama outfit, at the price named,
if he considers the title valid, and II
not to proceed with canal over the
Nicaragua route. TheSenate Commit
tee on Inter-Oceanic canals will next
week begin hearings on the canal ones.
tion, which will probably continue un-
til the committee sees it's way to GET
ting action upon any report it may
make to the Senate. That will not be
until leading Republican Senators
cease their efforts to obstruct canal