Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-29
IlVINCE GUARD
! Of THE SINTIETH
...,,,,,men from All Parts OF
'''' =. Country Gathering
At Washington.
.,,o,lcAN CAUCUS NOV. 80.
cannon WIN be Rc-i'lec'ed--
ss''' omcers Of IIousc--fresi-
dents Message

sp'sIal. , w., 70. C.. Soy. 25.--Ihe al
V'', .nsrd Of legislators members members C -,
unse gum gum congress, Is already IN
be So while daily accesslons are
v.' . made to the rapidly s'0 ,,ans
Sfs !, Uncle SANS statesmen NAM NAN,
Only I. of the Congress which
q O" 80 for the long session ON
WI 'y ~, december, are new to ma
p legislation. some have served
o''- 'esislaturcs, while others nave
state positions. but the , sroa, Win nm
ha NJ me new members come 49,,
Nv, legislative eNperensgo w., 49,
e' XXI XII An believing that they ha'o d
ogi, mission 90 perform ..
s.eY' In for the Republican caucus
lhe ro,se viii be issued Wllhih
o. uE " and the election OF speaker
few Ca officers Of the house VIII
ana g' i. take place saturday eNehiiie'
pfolaD' ID, tbs bau of the house OF rep
NOV ~. 49, There Is no fight whatso-
ies'i.e'' .,,. NJ the present officers, the
ever Y" t.l,e held for the purpose ol
caucus t,rspone conclusion. Speak
AAs" viii be- reelected speaker
so,so ON Monday, Dec. z, lnl-
III, aftcr Clerk McDowell calls
H'i ID. to order and quorum ls
uA. i-c5 to be present on the can
After q has been ascet-
/" thst "a quorum OF tho house rs
WutQ "or,inations for speaker VIII
Nc. ana Josenh O.. Cannon VIII
.ia.ed in nomination by the Re-
l,i,.srs and John sharp Williams by
nsrooerats As the Republicans
W.. iares majority in the house MT
nav l..r nh he elected as viii the other
go nj the lower branch OF Com
sress namely. Alexander Mc)owei Oh
PENNSYLVANIA. clerk, h. p. Lyon OF Nc"
york doorkeeper; Henry Cassoh, Wis
-onsln sergeant-at-armsi ana IN al
r.obabniv James II. Cassidy or ONO
sos,msster. During the recess Joseph
= wrTlrov OF Ohio. the former post
,,ssrsr died. thus creating a vacancy.
ir,rediatelv after his death number
~ cansidates for tho position became
s.,i,e represeutiug state delegations,
ny the Ohio delegation claiming thar
,be place Of right belonged TO the
p.,.i,s,,s stata held caucus some three
,,ssks ago and Representative Bur
ton late candidate for mayor OF Glove
lan8 suggested the name OF James
CASSIDY clerk OF the rivers and har-
hors committee Of tho house, for the
position Of postmaster and he was
made tho caucus nominee Of the Ohio
delegation. which viii undoubtedly IN
sure his election Rev Henry n. Cou-
dol. the blind chaplain OF the house,
win be reelected 90 that position.
Tbs Democrats OF the house viii eau
Gus on Saturday afternoon and perfume
torialY Will select candidates for the
positions above mentioned headed by
lahn Sharp Williams OF Mississippi, for
sasaker Mr Williams will thus become
enln The minority leader Of his party,
but a. the Democrats have a larger
working force In the Sixtieth Congress
than hey had in the Fifty-ninth IL Is
expected that n much moro aggressive
policy viii be pursued By the minority
ihan vas pursued in the Congress
which by operation OF law, ceased 10
eSis. on the 4th OF March last. "Medi-
cine making Will begin early In the
session IN view OF the approaching
presidential campaign and II is con-
fdentIy expected that very shortly after
he holidays things. VIII be doing here
abouts
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
L Is confidently believed that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will in his message 10
Congress which VIII not be made pub
De Until Tuesday, Dec. 3, viii come
out fal-fooledly for an increase i'm the
pay u enlisted soldiers and sailormen
and may recommend an increase for
ne officers of both the army and navy.
VIII skeleton regiments and skeleton
companies the rule, rather than the
exception. the army Is IN "a bad way
numerically just why the older men
VINO have made soldering their busi-
ntss ior ~ and more years should be
iaNng The colors and going into pri-
Fa'e liie Is a question receiving the con-
tdefaiion not only Of the heads of de,
lallmenls but of the general stan az
vel O. M president and the consensus
=" oplMo1 is that the non Commisslon-
81 officers t1e first and second SER
teanlsl and tho corporals do not receive
money enough 90 warrant their con-
ulllng On The army and they are quit
uHs u large numbers rather than re-
rhh,lng when their enlistment is up.
Adlt-icu Fre1 g. Ainsworth. who
u looay ar authority upon the con-
.s-.l oi Zoe army unequlvocally says
.N lle r1G-commissioned officer Is
n4 nle of Che army. and that with.
nv, IN, hIo discipline win 40 TO pot and
liu of thc men reach the low
I possible cbb. Every ono who has
, lou p. il' n army regulations and
.'my affairs knows the mower md ~
nueh,t ier gC0d the FIRST sergeap. *
:, - over h.t com pany lie Mos with
49,. Ivy lnen. he drills thom and he Is the
,.....lll alaiF n0twecu the men and the
-.'alalhs officer 10 is the first SER
- Mh' mercedes for men who
l.1t. iailoH from grace and whore he
~. lLe men win go. n is notorious
~ W many u1sts in the west and
~ A'1'h ODE FIRST sergeant. who rs