Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03
the HEARST PARTY.
Short Biographical Sketch Of The
Members.
WILL ATTEND TIVE FAIR.

tive sketch OF the members OF con
gress who will be in the Hearst par.
":
Hon William Il. Hearst (democraD
of New York Member OF congress,
ano owner OF all the large Hearst
newspapers.
Hon. James NJ. Gregg (democraD
OF Georgia HEAD OF the democratic
congressional con. aittee and very
aoie man.
Hon Champ CLARK tdemocraO OF
Missouri one of the first orators OF
the lana. a very influential man in the
house. ami one Of the best friends OF
the territories.
Hon. William a Jones democrat
OF Virginia a scholar OF high attain
ments and a man of recognized abili-
" on the floor OF the house Has
served six terms IN congress.
Hon llewclyn Powers trepubli-
cam OF Maine Many terms a mem
Der OF his own state legislature, and
once speaker of It's house; twice gov
crnor Of his state: has served In two
congresses previous 20 the present
one; is among the wealthy men Of
congress; ana IS a man 70 whom uni
vorsal respect rs accorded He was
on tIe committee on territories OF
the last house. and favored the ad.
mission OF New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Arizona 20 the union as states.
He is a gentleman whom II Is a pleas
ure to meet
Hon. David a. DE Almond demo
craft OF Missouri: Formerly a circuit
Judge in his own state, twelve years
IN congress: one of the ablest deba-
tiers in either party on the floor OF the
house; and gentleman of the broad
est views on AL subjects.
Hon James 4. Lloyd tdemocrap Of
Missouri: One OF the best friends
New Mexico had In the recent house;
was a member of the committee on
territories: grated most Of the re.
port that was adopted by Congress
man Knox and filed for the three ter
ritories; delivered a speech In the
Fi1ty.seyenth congress giving a sue.
clntt history Of the efforts leading up
20 the admission of every state that
was admitted to the unlon-the
speech was a masterpiece OF its kind
Hon. J. NJ Robinson tdemocraU OF
indiana: len years in congress, the
only democrat from his state: very
able man and a friend of New Mcxi.
co; was on the committee on territor
les in the last congress and fought
for the admission OF me territories tc
the union.
non. w NJ. Howard tdemocfaU OF
Georgia; A young man OF decided
ability: has been in three congresses
fought for the admission OF the terri
tories IN the last congress.
Hon. II. p. Clayton democrat, o.
Alabama: lawyer OF great ability
has served In three or four congress
es; was a friend of the territories II
the last congress, ana nelped in every
way he could.
Hon. Oscar w. Underwood (demo
craft oil Alabama: one OF the ables
young men in congress, and sub-iead
er OF the democrats OF the house OF
the floor; was one o. the best friend.
the territories had in the last con
ieasure 10 meet,
Hon. John A. Moon (demoeraD o
Tennessee: Head of the minority OF
the committee on territories in tn
last house; made one OF the strong
est nights on the eoor NJ the hous
lor the admission GA the territories
and Is without question one of III
best friends the territories had on tn
floor; he is recognized as one of tn
ahlest men belonging to his party i
the nouse.
Hon. Henry G. Doudenslager Gre
publican) OF New Jersey. Has serve
In five different congresses; is on
of the ablesI men on the republica
side in the house; has often bee
talked of as a candidate for the Uni
ed States senate. and as a candidat
for vice president of the Unite
States.
Hon Frank d. Currier Republican
of New Hampshire: One OF the brig
test anu ablest men on his side of III
house OF representatives; was
friend of the territories in the La
congress, IN spite OF the fact that
is from New England. and helped [
In every way he could, he made Sc
eral speeches that gave him a natio
al reputation.
Hon. Edward L. Hamilton (Fepub
cam Of Michigan; Made a speech {
the floor Of the house In the last co
gress that was scattered all over Il
nation as a campaign document; he
universally recognized as one Of d
ablest men IN the republican par
anywhere He will be head Of Il
committee on territories In the ne
congress; he fought foi the admissi,
OF the territories last time, and II
presumed he Will do so again. He
the man of an men whose go'
graces the territories ought 10 cou
al this time.
Hon. John A. Sterling trepubllca
~ Illinois Has not heretofore sery
In congress. but from his biogrspl
In the Congressional Record appea
10 be a scholar OF no mean order a
a man OF uncommon ability.
Hon. H. T. Rainey ldemOeraD
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