The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-30
LION Of WHITE
HOUSE ROARS NO
DuIcet is That Roar But
it's "Frazier."
|, TEDDY HAVESPOKEN
Buffers Description OF The Interview
at the White House is Most Hum
mating. Ii Might Serve as the
Background of a Rembrandt
Painting.
By THOMAS j. FENCE.

W-41as.-t,r II III. TH
49,,
VIII ii'- "t'aIta@ u a'I5ti
AT oas # Fslzie and Grant - he
| po>tuaStcgS respectively 4t Greens
| nor, AMI ,-.l4.L.., ...I
- l' less i person tatl l'flfa'"
secretary Loeb that the question of
-aCousidrr:ur th. u.s., ,yotr.tf,as IL
o~,r-o
= 4 'i'#," iH'l4'dA ih enc
H." House.
me oIEaHIza ION mad a determined
tli'fi today 70 induce Nj Roosevelt
~ GLihti3" the Hom tilll"n of cyrus
fidlI"i t' i"E2f Ell IL. -. l1"Iig-
= tIlirf u ihi industrial Ne
l"o EIsl,s were made - thu White
blouse with TINS object iii var". hus
Tic strenuous one was ~inutnnNtble and
ne FlSlllhS statesmen came away
empty handed. - The I'arty that
mace the appear - the President -
iahd hy IN" oT@aiuzai1ph WHtrh WA
lca ~ Chairman Rollins. were Ma
tiohai men Duncan. form
- N"ial7f AldfIoa b3iier, '&-Judse
''ousias and =. ID. Douglas.
f.E-@eiator butlcf spoke for the
party alief the Nhl1e House visit in
jhls fashion:
"No had a pleasant interview with
the President. There is nothing
lh@l can De Said about Nhat occurred.
Ait'f hutler had 50 completely II
Iqlnlacl ne result 81 the White
il'oNe Nl.i| tile id&t WAS Gencf3IiN
accepted mat the Organization forces
nad f'eelFcd ihe marine heart. Con
q TINS 6" Sool came.
though The visitors WoulI not reveal
"hat the president had to say.
Judge Douglas and K. u. Douglas
McEf gwen 2 very CORDIAL reception.
ana "hen the President learned Of
IItfi relation to Siejfha1 Al Dn.I
ne was really Enthusiastic. It was
,a,r" 9l4' ~ ! ae<loehl d!d not
49, =" - $500 ~
~, 80 'ia' I ! =.
-" O. ocsil = uiiIcfehO
:"
cndyhata' - 'o;o1o W.
bnf vhat i mare IN norfan4 tbc
| ma king of anrointmcnts III mo Stafo
in8tha frtu-a vas ,ndrr cn,sidara4ioo
| il. this connection r. D.. Douclas said
Il do not believe ,hat the appoint
mcnts 1T Greensboro and GoIdshoro
have any bearing ON the attitude of
the administration 10 tho state or
ganization. These two apponfnents
sneak for themselves and :. fnr nc
future. | believe No or-gaaizafion wiu
be consulted"
This Wow was shared nv all tho
White Holsa yis;tors who tbongb
df~s3npointed over no f%,iII,r ~ tba
President 10 Withdrew !. Erazio,,e nom
nation fool bonefuI Of Tho flfm,n
Whether tbn affnr. +n n,o,.c,t
Fla1ior'c confrnoatfo, yri, he ah,n
dn,r,l h,e ~ IA haon dotarai1,al
There arn intin,atfote th,t n wiz Nat
he IN %nrtb ra-nin'o So 80
hayn not vat rncaived anv cbargas
a~ai,.t 49, rro.i5 49, -
nHmho If t]e1a@ra ~ anG fIattn,.s co,,
fn SonatnT ci,a,nane tad,v frat,
Cvocnsb.ro uroinr coafrmatian Of
Fra2icr,s annointment ="
9iaGe 'haifnl&h collins efnphatic
with Blackburn. the most freo4entlv
expressed solution of the two Black
burn appointments is that statehood
was tho moving cause.
The President toId his visitors to
burn to name tho postmaster At
Greensboro. because that is his boIn.
town. Thnrn was an Immediate pro
test from tho organization forces. who
declared that Erarkburp omciauv
eayc wi1kashora ~. bie bar,a TIT
from III a~nnoarances What relation
Mr.. RIack bnrn had tn GoId.horo IL
NOT disclosed and nnitbor is tho presi-
dents reason for Grants appoint
ment = matter Of public property. 1t
could ha-G1v 10 oxnrrted fbat any of
tho Dartics 10 tho Statehood do.1
Womb admit no haraa
DiIrinr no da, chaf,r,, poIr;,.
called IT tbe nopar4n,cn4 Of Trcticc
to 500 aho,It Claude Dockcrxse CON |
frr7atio1 - ,,ars,,I n t,Ia |
that i vouId he ecnt to- tho conarc |
ncxt week i i moi bail~ held m
While the y~fe-ti1~ nrcaniva4o3 !
were ~ mo rnhb,- ~ tba
RaIairb j., ,-,Ika1 c,ngrneeso,,
Blackburn. H went oyer 10 tho rival |
band a3d cn~acrcd in interested CON
yersatinn
y GIa,., WiIfa mas is be-a
Nhhtam Tor Cotton Commissioners
Il speaking OF the demand ana ne