The Washington herald., 1908-02-04

~ nal carried his
Htq&QNz7,eLz4a,5 name AT the head
OF the editorial
page, and at the time of his first nomlna-
/ ton for Congress he was editor Of the
/ Delphi Und) Journal For two years he
was president of the Indiana Republican
/ Editorial Association. Since the Fifty
/ nftb CONGRESS the Honorable "CbarIieu
House. lie is chairman NJ the Printing
/ Commltteo and a member Of the Commit
tee ON Foreign Affairs.
His experienc, as an editor comes in
7 handy" on both committees, and nothing
/ gets away from his eagle eyes without
/ the closest scrutiny and careful consldera-
u'
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ai""sS lu'i, les's'u'S ne ""s enter
tanning SIX IN the reserved gallery point
ins out the distinguished Senators on the
floor of the Senate and other interesting
/ objects. AS he was going down in the
/ elevator, friend said, Senator, how do
ycu Ike this weather."
Fine said the South Carolinian; this
weather kills microbes"
"You don't have microbes In your
country, do youc' queried the friend
ON. no. not IN my country. mean here
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and distinction When some RaUresenta-
tive is ventnatug his thoughts In the
House. 7 stroll over here, take q seat
tUst to see how il rs done, and how il
feels IN such august presence"
srSs
Senator Kaau. Of New Jersey. is the
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'-'e1ia'o 'oi's'l'i" "'i'" vi measures p-i'l'
tHe present congress up 10 date, the name
OF the Senator from New Jersey would ep-
pear opposite the greatest number.
And Mr.. Kean has such a rleaSaut
'inorensiye way of doin.- IT. thar nobo5y
7 soor,s ~ mind ,r,b,r r.. ,o,- mn ,,,,5l
1F 7''''
imaginable without banishing the smile
Tor an instant ne suggests that th7
senator ITom SUCH and such place Jet
inns matter or lHat 20 over TOT such
ana sde7 time. sometimes the Senator
most interested IN lhe Dill Is not ln the
ehamheF sometimes the measure IN ques-
ton does not just appeal 10 the good
taste Or the Senator from New Jersey
But always there Is some good reason
stated In defereatial terms. and with that
deferential smile, why bill, resolution. OF
whatnot should Tie over without preju-
dice The Senator from New Jersey
never has preJudlees. He never inyokes
tnat terrible rule iH, or suggests indefinite
postponement. It's always without preju-
dice.
The Senator's seem TO Ike it, 1t is all
done IN such sweet pleasant way that
one would sympathiZe with them if they
made an eighteenth century bow and
begged the Senator from New Jersey,
ere tHeS present any particular meas
u'e 70 VIZ SENATE > toHsldrid'loh' 10 90
,-a 90 fnternosire, oTa - ~ ,is
objections.
Senator Curtis. Of Kansas. is one Of the
few members Of the Upper House who
pays strict attention 10 what goes On in
the Senate. Most Of the Senators get
their Information about the nr0eeadir0e
Of tt., s,-.,.-t 1,,,7-- - --tt-t, .t.--- -
-
0''i ''''lO nuns le''S''le u''llS
t"e record E'en the new senators
nave acquired the Record habit and dur
ing the sessions they sit and chat with
their older brethren. or retire 10 the
|Cloak-rnoms TO enfov q nufnt cfpar
Rut usuaUy Ca,sto- C,,,-+;s Gov, y. f,,.r,s
ever measure may be IN for coDsfdcra-
tion spread out before him. II a Senator
moves an amendment. the Senator from
Kansas makes the changes with his ever
READY pencil as the clerk reads them out
ana httle passes without his knowledge
must De confined to refreshing his mem
oiS Oi PiioI eNeu's'