The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
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Roosevelt has determined that the next
House OF Representatives shall be kepub-
lean. On tho record OF q last winters
work there are many things to Indicate
that he Will endeayor to make this de-
Termination effective tt3 X VA 81 s .s
"a Already he has thrown q the weigl I'd OF
his administration into the scales and
has made known his Willingness to adj
wise with the campaign mana gers and
give to them the benefit q his political
Insight and constructive strategy III ttII
II The Presidents eight-hour edict last
Monday Is regarded as one OF. the most
valuable campaign contributions that
could have been made to the Republican
cause. also the general order 3ex tending
the Saturday alf-hol day to al mechalnss
les and laborers under the government nm Z
departments. ii "a u. Y /, Il.
L On Monday he Is 10 tai K over the whole
matter with Speaker Cannon. Chairman
Sherman, Secretary Loudenslag ana IN
treasurer Mckinley, OF the Cong ressional
Campaign Committee BY
n One OF the things which probably will
be determined is that Speaker Cannon
will go on the stump at once IN Maine.
There is trouble In the Littleteld dis
trict. Mr. Littlefleld 81 ccecdeed IN getting
on the wrong side Of Il organized labor,
and he is feeling the effects The Speaker
is one OF the best canpnigners N I. U g
House, and he Is to go to the rescu s
Great Deal at Stake.
4 4iuf stake
Than the seat OF + NJ r. I1ittle tield. The
Mama election comes a mon tn In advance
of the other States. and should organized
labor succeed IN unhorstng Littlefeld the
effect would bio decidedly to the disnd- !!
vantage OF the Republican cause in other
doubtful districts having a large labor
vote. s3l ia III 81 y l, 5l. ,s
II is Dust at this point that the Presi-
dents eight hour edic ii becomes Y en- &C.
tive IN directing Secretary Tai to vital
lie and order the enforcement OF this an
tiquafed law as to- government Yer! ~ WORK
done UNDER contract Or therwise, ne
President not only comrl es witt the
specific demand Of organized labor but
he takes from Democra tie spellbtnders 8
one OF the choicest .morsels they had
cooked Up for thclrtpoiitlcal opponents on
the stump. Al They had carefully prepared
q history OF the failure OF the eight hour
~, Ia, oil of
which sew
~ -, ! - I, hera ~ the Labor
3 ERA I. +hrnnah which resulted
,,antns t,e a,pht hour Bill FL on the
~ pa ~ or,d d a. II he list moment Of
4.ouse 49,, shoro N still remains,
me sese'o ~ narhaps tha most difflcult
I, =, ~, az ,pi,l cont ront TIA Sycamore
~, - y rarance ~ Mondav Is the persist
n,no u,th Which some Republican gtatcs
sat -, thar avn ideas on the tariff
, e,,,a.t = ;pn ~ II wns hard during the last
a .,as ~ r onuhican SPEAKERS to an
.,,,a, I,e Il tariff speeches without
49,, ,,a,, nnsif yc" that the thing to do
40. - ,stnnd m 81 "A Tho only loo>zole
iaa. Ma Il n eft srepeated phrase that
~ IA & rhaf, tfe tariff did need rcvis-
r. :, ,ts fr,c,,,s we're the ones IL 10 1t.
- I1y:,1 ~ 4 !, y !, !, !. !, ;;ua q
II W ~ ~ l& D -,@'
ThereFnret indications that onltms cues
tion Republican speakers also may tah =
the aggressive END OF tsle 1sul'lelt' X
has been pointed out that can readily
he shown that II the democratic parry
had Its absolutelfWay and 4 c 'o'l revise
tho tariff, the expenses OF ne govern
Sment. under the most economical al
3ministration possible, could NOT pc met