The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
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Much Work for M oody.
f lAttorne General Moody also las O
strenuous summer work cut out for
him, Mr.. Moody has remained II In he
Cabinet at the solicitatlonaof President
Roosevelt for tho express purpose OF
prosecuting the Standard q and other
trusts, and AZ the execution IN this en-
tE1,prise Is TO measure II p to the promises
there is no rest i1r1niedin ely ahead OF.
the Encouragement. i{&s s 81 I5 "
\ Secretary OF State Roo Is the first
Cabinet 1nemtlsr TO get away from wa sf1 y
sington.5 hut his trip to 4 s nth a mer!ca
liz not wholly ono OF pleasure, thols y
going and coming he \ wi have amp
time to rest and recupera te. n otWlth-
standing this, Mr. Root Is enyied by his
colleagues. It will be nlld-winter In South
America while no Is there. and that Is
much to DO preferred to midsummer ~
Washington, 95SS
h & 1t Is given out that Mr.. HooscvcltBis 10
have a summer OF real rest, and that 2
quarantine against visitors has been rs
$tabllshed at Oyster Bay sa gamoro lllil
viii boi as hard to approach as tho inside
OF a C;erma n Z fttrt Whoever Desires %
sec tho President must have business
OF such tremendous Importance that
cannot be handled by the department
heads in washington, nor yet by seere-!
3tnry Loeb at the temporary executive
Offices In Oyster Bay town. Instances
OF such vitality important businsss, II Is
believed. Will be few and far between.
Mr.. Roosevelt admitted. just before he
left washington, that the recent session
OF Congress had gotten on rs nerves.
and he feels he is entitled to along rest
something he has not had in more than
four years There Is no disposition In
any Quarter to deny this Is the Presi-
dents due. ~, 81 ss.. q,
The suggestion lis made. hs1ever, that
more than likely Mr. Roosevelt also "got
on the sneryes'' OF Congress. Tie GER
Etnlnly gave tho Capitol Hill sta tesmen q
busy winter, and kept them pretty we'll
In n r state Of guessing from December
until July. Yet the members OF Congress-
have no chance to seek rest In seclusor---
at least tho great majority OF them have
not. The country must be saved again
this year. and In tho mind OF the average
Congressman Its salvation depends In no
small degree upon his re- election,
Campaign Poverty.
S "sunny Jim" Griggs, OF Georgia, chair
manor the Democratic Congressional
Committee, Is already hard at work In
This efforts to capture tho next lo'lae OF
Representatives for the Democracy.
The committee had headquarters open,
IN fact, month before Congress- adj
journed. but campaign work began In
earnest last Monday morning, Tho CONF
m!ttee will maintain headquarters In
Washington. with8a branch In Chicago,
tho campaign In tho Western States to
DO conducted from the latter, Congress-
men Lloyd, OF Missouri, and Rainey Of
Illinois, Will be In charge OF the Chicago
Headquarters. and Will have full authority
In directing the western fight, Judge
Briggs Will remain In Washington, rs
will also Congressman Bowers, OF NJ lssls-
sippi who Ia chnirman OF the Campaign
Committee OF Eleven having direct charge
OF tho contes
Tho committee this year has very orr
nate quarters In the j Munseyi Building,
one OF Wnshington's new sky-scrapers,
and there force OF clerks and stenogra-
iphers is hard at work, Everybody cons
nectcd with tho campaign Is deoply con-
vnced that this ls the year Of Democratic
opportunity, They recount the Repub-
lican sins OF commission and omission IN
tho session Of Congress Just ended. ana
| Democratic majority In the next House.
There isn't much money In sight to pay
campaign expenses, but Chairman
| Griggs has an abiding trust In Provl-
denoe and Is serene In the confidence
THAT the ravens will 4 not overlook the
] needs OF his committee,
AS yet tho Republicans have made
no move In the campaign. Congressman
| Sherman. of. New, York, who Is chairman
Of tho Republican committee, says head,
| quarters villa not be opened before August
| As usual. tho Republican Headquarters
Itwill hs In New York, With y branch Z ~
! Chicago, Nh
| .rhe RopublicansS THIS year are up
against" the Same proposition that their
| Democratic opponents have wrestled With
In recent congressional cannp9ignsTthere
lisn,t any money In sight, Democrats
lhaye become hardened 70 shis shF0a' 2