The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

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quarter cs eenf0FF ws1h ESQ s eess
foHEag be haa ertss-t fhv ta1s~ ssat.
ODD = WsArY e. carr4 or the 49, -
GunErs>s an4 fAaEht saag tAaatA1n ter
private purposes ws@s = national
t}~Ea3ts He Haa An honest sgszss -ss.a
thr 5nanrtaf qaess&os a ar'esra fs.c a sr
aad dctpstr suuee Affected nanHs ~.
tatts "a was a Ese @-r-Ttu& and eloquent
pUl3fc =IsesAeF $uw h4s rare was
Tuu. he s@vceF Atsnowt r1e@i Ani
Icnnss }vaHlA. rnektuE a uaAn rs aw2r
hts mantle. save u John pzAsr.l $40
has pat eTeu ranrc pssxtlesrxs IA the
tariT than u!a Pig lron~ ever rss~~Aoh-
90 Not ons asd pitfstuTg ssna / a.
H~ll - Congress "a tkst hat Il wesst
an ctuisnarg ous f@ Illinois a8a sseuRht
old Hll Aurrtsena aeat fer Jehu tsa-
her. but tic Democrats hsa gpei
working majority In the f1ftlctt teun-
rrcaa CARLISLE war Speaker. AEls
was chairman uf the wAfN and Meas
Aid randall who HAD been tho mean.
~ defeating three AaFfasum bills
forming the tArir~. was now po~sriena
u beat the Mills bill ahiu2s gaase 4
the House Of Representatives nni bs
ca me issue ~ 1855 pAls~ll was
marked man from the DAY he ~as
sworn ia Ready. gBont. aggressive.
ht had yet greater advantage ht@
memory was stored with a rich fund
~ general information. historical ana
current Like John SHARP Williams.
hc Is no Apollo. pie ala rot ran o.
voice. but ne - "a gortuiia lilo frhater.
and the more dangerous because al
ways prepared II IL due 90 hin te soy
he left the lsw office ~ fhe FennH1ls
Vhnin when he entered Congress
The Fir, Arst Congress aa Repue-
licau by majority - about ihFee
The only way IL could d. business y as
to steal "a dozen .tatn and that Il fn
gowertcas even fpr that infsWN urit
II first successfully pYaaucri fN~
greater infamy II making thr Viii ~
mo Speaker The Viii 81 the HOUSE
and that I'D by "a process - roN
luton utterly and Gerhutis Uugumstlr
tntional Your MaSaae huHette ,ltepuh-
licans-c1cept Charles ~9urfst ana
Rem Butler from Henry L. Dawes -
Henry cabot Isn8ge from Henry VIE
son to Frederick Huntington a}lie,t
over took the studa. when he r8A
aCfosa& something that he cuutd uat
aud authority for iu The voluutP"ua
preachmeuts OF John Quincy AHama.
! but now MA~sac n uH-tta upheld speak
e. Reed in a ruling tina. e<aH u the
/ very teeth of John quincy Adams
rrentest effort q sufnctssIf nam hnr
f az Democratic seats we're stplen--na
T
f taired the Presidency twelve years
earlier hy bribery fore"r> and thcft
: the minority were gagged. and he
c. o j. IN the saddle
Henry cabot Lodge introduced and
/ the Speaker iammed through "a bili
making lt illegal. unconstitutional.
/! rcvolntionary. and void Tor R0uth-
| ern State TO return a Defnocvn " ma
/ Jority To the end that President Hsr-
! rlnon might not br pewteref ~ hill
| providing 6 10 4 an assault AZ male
] on tn. public credit and The sherman
silver laW was etIhHtitutcd for 4 = !
and that pent the Treasury - tho -ii~
yer basis whence Grover Cleveland.
| three years later. rescued IL The Mo
Kinley tariff was cnact~d. that wss
| lretty nearly a tariff for protection
i ulv The appropriations for the two
+ sessions reached q billion The people
;ook n whack ~ II ia 1880 tho year
the Democratic party gained fhs
greatest political victory tu tho en-
I tir,s history of the United stht~~ when
there was anything that gould hs,
mediately proceeded - do. but il wa.
called an opposition.
Dalzel played a prominent par IN
the Fifty-frSt Congress nnd tu tho
& Fifty-sccOnd he was 4 trusted lfetIfen-
ant Of Thomas u Reed. the minority
leader. assisted by BURROWS Io1Re.
Dingiey HIT. and Dolllvor In nAai-
tion 10 Dnizell n waz he rnorf bril-
liant Leadership ia the history - par
,iameuts among TnKllsh-Npe pe0-
pies The Democratic ma fority was
double the entire Republican mem her-
ship, and yet Reed. with his eighty
even follower fought them not only
+ 70 = Handetill hut put them 20 actual
rout. however his position was vers.
different from that - John Sharp WI
Hams Every Republican fetched arf
carried AZ his zlightesf order md fna
commands from his stern TIPS - "s1i
M" or All dowu" wor~ r. in~fas!ft :,
+ obeTed as eyer was the response 4
soldier on parade The compact fri-
norlty vas 2 machine under hgH fSJr =
and he only revolt was some hand
! full including the immortal YIcklcr.
from the far wet when n oar rot
Reeds fight thc~Sh he participated.
- the last of the ~~~aaG silver bills
was put - sleep by a c0mbinattuu -
+ cleveland men Tafurnauv the mug
I w-ump@ and some 3e-oGd per cent =
ne RepuhlicauH. The Hon Julius
f Caesar Burrows vas nightly d'rpua~f
- facilitate the passage - the i'ii.
but thought better ~ II
y is not too much r. cay that Ual-
zell waE the noet valuable a4slnfaii.
Reed had whcn the House pa- Br ar-
ton though it ls lkely thar Reed Dr.
pended on DinRiey more ln council
+ cannon. Gr0FFeAor and ~ u5urf= we're
rot members al having beer eng8lfci
tho Democratic deiuRe of 1890
when but tWo ~ the %eyy Fugfanf
Sta feg-Malrc ard Vermont r..
rrafue1 fu me Republican column.
The Flftr-fhl~d CDugrees rep@aIca fNe
prrcragtrg clause ~ the Sherman all-
publican party was hu<nNsateI - no
ether herr Tea - fst .ss.s