The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06
.Smoot. Of Utah. also ReC Celv;edtst g i
Plaudlts from Galleries.
PRESIDENT IS JOINED I
FAST TO HIS IDOLS
Sends the Nomination Of Crurl, the Me-
gro. to the Senate Again and Says VI
thatlfitis Not Confirmed that
II Will r Reappoint Him Af-t .s;I9lss
ter Body Adjourns----T Sts3Hssss
.ss5 mans Speech.
Times Dispatch Bureau.

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\ ashington D. G.. March Is. Al 9o3S535sS,s
ssS Decidedly the most interesting featurs {s
or tho first day Of the extra session Of 81 ttas HI
Senate was the ovation received by sena-SN
tor tiorma,l, Of Maryland; when shos came RE
forward to take tile oath soon aft Fresi -sgsS3
dent Fry o pped tile bod yS to- ord ers5 tE
noon. When the secretary of the Senate MI
called Mr. German s name as one of t thOseSss
who should come forward and subsoriba 35F
to tile oath, applause in the gal llery3 sWas ;;s
noticed. sS Sis$ Sii
* But when the Senator crossed the alals SSs6
and stnrted toward tho desk Of tho
retary. leaning on the arm q Senator
Nc conlas, his colleague, I, there. was sliell ssS
q DEMONSTRATION AS Is seldon L wi tness seflSsS@
In the Senate chamber. I he hand clap
ping Of Dam ratio, and Republican, Sem
tory was witnessed M though OF course. \. tt%S
WAS subdtlec i. out Of respect to- the tr:t-.Si@
dtton of the senate,#and the II SENATORS. sli
But In the gnlleres hero was 5a wild sont-$#e
burst Of appIauseybtha ina1lif fested ~ tselts
by clapping $of hands, tampinE " sonia#&
cheering and frantic Wavi of hand ker-81S4 8
chiefs. The applause las ted nearl
minute and the Chair made no "a fort 9SSF
could not acknowledge the app latise y nlSsss5
the galleries, but thcre eWns a smile ntt ES{S
his face which showed tlslt he was metz
dispeaseG. IS When he eturneG 8Ss toSR his88$
seat after nngl3tl oatl13. the ppla uss
was renewed, and the Chair took oct;a,;-.EIss
sion to remind the gal cries tina t8 the 49,
plalisc was I only being Indulge by \ thoa
Chair because OF the special & occa sion tt
When Senator Hanna escorted Sena or {Ss#
Forukersto the desk for tho latter to TAX s
Ik1,
which Mr.. ITan 5a 3 know edged
by a broad 7, good tured smi
sAIOOT APPIAAUDI5D. s5ssIIS
Tho applause which greeted Senn .nt. ,s
his colleague, Senator Fl Hehrns, /, was grea ts*
or than any Senat Tor received save SeraTs
tor 3 German. f5 The waving Of handke
chiefs In tho gallery showed tha ma rly 5S@
women were am mong9t the admirers 4of# tho III III
lalleged polyEamist {. q 35.S8s :S1 sas s
The flowers which friends had placedS
| on the desk Of Sena tor Ciorman to ma rs I
HIS return to the Senate nf ter an bse nct5
Of SIX years We're said II o be, The most Mi
magnificent ever seen 5in$ the chamber
masses OF lilies OF tho valley and $yiolets.la
carnations Of various hues. llyacln nths, B
md a ( MAGNIFICENT group Of sta tely lilies a
formed tho offering. The desk spft Sena sS4%
tor Foraker was loaded with fower " nd hi
there we're many other desks sinlilarlY Y gs 4Sg
lbeautifully8as Senator German VIII
Mr.. German was kept busy sla king 3yE
hands to-day. OF course. all the perirssff
l5ocrats greeted him. but all his Old col-335i8 l-335i8
cnme cam over ana welcomed him back 8tns s
tho Senate. When Mr.. Ciornlnll re- tlrett
from the Senate III. 1885, lie gave his ss@ M
seat to Senator Daniel 9who g K has mas sain ncasa3Ng
occllpied it. $ Upon his return Senator
Daniel gracefully Welded back =. tne $nu
sumo IL. which lie has done. IT Is in'- 5$
medlnteiy behind Senator Martins who #
in this session has been given q s \ Sc sea ~
Hin the front row. Immediately ilnder he s6
| eye OF the presiding officer EEsss
MILL BID LEADER. !ss#$9
Mr. German will at once resume $lilSS 81 Isl
position as tho leador OF he, Demo- Demo .5s
| cratic side-a position which 10 Was
| filling SO we'll n dozen years ago. When
under his leadership the Democrats Sue
| bill. which tile Republicans were bent
| upon passing. He Is the match OF tfs 8
] s,rewdest man on the Republican, siaa s9ss
/ and more than tho match OF q nla1prlt W Yif
OF tho Republican Senator'S. re IS l1sss5.g
| who retlres from tho Senate, ERIE l3s
leadership of Mr., Jones has never been
1. satisfactory to tho Democrats WIN
i Gorman and Teller to the front and M sass
number OF nhIa lieutenants behind them, "A
! hold their own Tn tho Senate for some S
tine To come, When Mr.. Gornlan left
the Senate Mr.. Teller was on the Res
publican, side. hut lie broke Wit his ~
/ party 1t the st, Louis S'onycntion IN ~
| 1900, and was to-day sworn IN Tor a llo- Ri
ther tern, us q Democratic Senator from 81,
shortly after the Senate convened to-
day AIr. 'Elllnlan made a BRIEF speech,3i
replying to one made by Mr.. Cannon
in tho House Wednesday morning. in
which the latter had assaied him,
| forming him in effect "a legtslat tive
| blacknailar' for holding up the sens
eral deficiency bill, because It was pror
| posed 10 cut out Of II the provision
to nay the State OF South Carolina ths
sum Of $1,000, which was expended nY
Itho State i,,Fan Indian var IN 1886 MT. 8
l'rillman received tho clesest ntian.
IIol spcke very tenpera lely, but waa
livery bitter, ), M Ut
NO CHANGE.
As i anticipated In this Gorrsspon ondancs8
| a week ass tho President seltt 20 ths tst
Senate again to-day the 5iiprninat ~
lTtht, negro Ir. G'run,, to ba the collecs sor an
OF the port of Charleston fl shows
! that the President was 5in earnest y
The said last week that ttsrs WAS 70 ~ 3