The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-09
WANTS
CREDIT nor IlAlIE BILL
SlB n Con ress Would Hsise
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4 issE dopted Their olley.

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Agitation For pei ay on Part Of fs
uSliesns Not Ken KINDLY
Mr. n. H R Fs,s g IN
{.Ny,As1lINGTo N; ,,gsg y fes.
2fhe$ discussion IN ne Ioslses ot ,lie
Eseh!To Townsend bill Sto silate rail-;
SroRd transportati or Ssas NOT &
intetestint: passage of
ttcs Eli one elpsiop
The tprssy, sasr l!fa8 loff sle,,ste On
The peQgs ISL ss s@as sSsdept
desire of the nemBers by that parts
to lead the count to belteye tlais
Tresldcnt Roosevelt I'M, 80 far as
this question ~ conc erned taken Ids
stand OH Democratlc principles and
rs In harmony Nth that party's pol
3cy, I q party So az elmlngly
defeated as was the oefnec rasy q
| Che last election III can atier any
crumbs OF comfort from rsing sto be-
lleveE this they would Do inkind who
would endeayo to Me- then, 81
that satisfaction IS d singular
thing, however, that the people d. the
United States should pract ideally
wipe aSpartysoifS I the IA e sof sthe earth
aud then authorize lug victorious
party to carry out the policies 81
1.-The defoated. That would look as
though the yolers would not even \.
}rustStheS DENT eracyf carry out
Democratic principles lrhe truth Of
the matter is; however, Tint the
Democrats ,of8 tho House have. on tho Z
question Of railroad rates. ND moro
!, dehnite}policy than they hive on any
other ofsthe great issues before the u
I country. The X Hearst faction Is al
+ open war with that part ~ the Ilem.
!. ocratlc membership Of The Hopses
I whlchsfolloWs the lead % John Sharp
They do not approve Of
d the Dayey bill which us to be Offer
ed as la Demo cratlc aubstitnte, and
charge that those Sof It's proyisiohs
Z which IRE ofs5real value were stoies
from the bill slntrodn ced Ivy Repro
! sentative lillian Hearst, and
which the minority viii not even
. OFFER d substitute for the Republican
!: measure; ~
Y President Roosevelt As not follow
b Ing the footsteps Is sthe Democratic 4
: party. The people have given the
Republican part ample warrant q
authority @ formulate and enact us
" own policies. In 80 far as Demo:
( cratic ideas MAJ conform % those
which the n ublican party desires
70 enlbedy III law TIE Democrats d
~ Congress can 81 yes them their Support
But In this Gong and certainly
Far9rnore 80 tn II he me- the Republt
can party can pass IFS legfslatlcp
without the asst stnnce Of q slnsld
GA Democratic vote The next Congress
# is bound lstog be much strong IA nc
a support of egislatioli s,ilatfus ran
bs road transports dion than tlie press
f emit one: trhs ending biz may not
Il pass the, senat III tthhis session IN
w ract,sis 3noss 4 kels pass but tliti
y bY$no means Ind ates that fhere VIII I
be no railroad Citation There IS
no doubt that the SENATE II muck
Al more consery lively inclined on ms
n matter than Is either tile President
or the House: fanny Of tile Republi
~ can leaders, state have told
75 the President that they believe 10 ini-|
e portant al question as this demands
~ more careful consld erat lion than IL IS
lo possible to give AZ between now and
y the time of nd journment IT Is said
y that the Preslde lent does not look at
n 1t i'm this. way. Many Senators as
Y well as many membe rs o. the House.
Y: believe that there should be a com
II mission appointed 40 consider this
y question during the recess. IT is said
at that the Presid dent does not regard
this suggestion very aSorably aud
there is "a renewal of the runor that.
s should the Senate not not on the
es rate question AZ the present SEES
81 sion, he viii call Congress nj special
cd session early next fall.
~ n! B
cd Good Looking
or YoiInpS man fffifs III hem will AZ.