The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-16
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strained 10 say that some Of us are
drinking more than necessary.
The stand patters in the House
Jared very badly as The result OF the
election. Chairman Payne's vote
was greatly reduced in New York;
Dalzell, the second man on the com
mit.ee, had his majority cut down
one-h0lf; Grosvenor was defeated in
convention, and will not be menu
Der of the new committee; Watson,
Curtis and Needham come back with
decreased mljorities; Babcock was
defeated. but that is not a victory
for the tariff revisionlsts, as Bah
cock has been urging his party for
the last five years To reduce some
OF the schedules On the other
hand, McCleary. OF Minnesota, has
been forced into retirement. He has
been the mainstay OF the stand-pat-
tiers in the House, and during the
last two campaigns his tariff speeches
have been sent broadcast over The
country by the Republican COMMITTEES
In addition. Cummins wins In Iowa
and the stand-pat Congressman are
all reduced
There will be three vacancies on the
committee TO be filled by the Speak
er OF the next Congress.
The Government Printing Office wal
not overlooked In the mixing OF the
late political campaign, furnishing ov-
or 5000 600 copies, It Is said, Of con
gressional speeches for members Of
bo.h branches Of Congress. Work
of this character is done at the ex-
pense Of the party ordering the
work, and members of both parties
have equal privileges. the amount
being limited by the desire Of the
member A fact not generally know
is that any private person may,up-
on presentation Of certified check
for the amount OF the cost. have
printed for his individual use $50 copl'
OF any Government publication. pro-
vided the order is given before the
p ess work is completed
The speeches in most demand are
said to have been those on the
meat inspection bill and the rail-
way rate legislation. Pure food az
litation and the Philippine tariff
came in for a good share Of atten-
ton. while labor speeches were pop
ullr in manufacturing districts. One
ex-senator Is said TO have ordered
$4,000 copies Of one Of his speeches
in relation To labor
The largest single order is under
ocd to have been for 100000 copies
President Roosevelt was In high
spirits as he boarded the yacht May
flower for the beginning OF his trin
to Panama. Goodbye, I'm going to
see how the ditch Is getting along.
he shouted To the party gathered
on the deck TO see him off. as the
vessel got under way.
He followed the unwritten law "
declare the friends Of Judge Favrot,
who shot and killed DIR. II. H. Aid
rich at Baton Rouge.
William j. Bryan, reviewing the re-
suits OF the last election. sees hope
in the situation and says there is a
trend toward Democracy,
A ripple was caused at the Capitol
by the action. OF Representative Pol
lard, OF Nebraska, in turning back
to the Sergeant at Arms OF the
House 81 .S65 OF back salary TO which
he thought he wasn't entitled.
Republican leaders in New York
City will make an effort before the
Supreme Court to have the ballot
boxes opened and count made Of
the defective ballots in the race for
Lieutenant Governor They believe
such count will elect Bruce, the Re
publican candidate, over Chandler
Vesuvius is busy again. shaking uI
the surrounding villages. but thus
far Naples is not affected
A jury has found Mrs Jennie An.
derson, OF Youngstown. o.. guilty Of
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