Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
CkYM APPOINTMENT
WILL NOT Be PUSHED
Senator Frye WithdFaWs The Cues
ton for The Present. ...Cdnat-
ian Treaty Up.
sP|cYExCHANCE BETWEEN SENATORS
Understood That Negro Apo ntn,ent
viii Not Again Be Considered at
Lock Horns on Question Of Senate
rial Honor and Veractty.

tl'N ASStNlstt'H
WASHiNGTON. u. C.. Feb 8
Senator Fry" tU,av abandoned his
| efforts to have tn romnation OF
| W. u Cruni. III" negro. r"apr"intrd
2H ,o'l"ct"r Ct ,.rStoi.,: al Charleston.
; G. r"Iiirmr1 ~ II" present SEES !
sion
Alr.r a.. hro : 81 ~, Ma " were
| closed d. ;,.>il,i the it',NG.'ri's to
! agrr" tn permit III" CuI nonina.
! tiun 10 &c me- t. :: VOC IN March |. ,
| Fai'irc 20 u,Imii the a-:""mCnt, h"
said /
EYER, we'll vi hdr..w the nominal /
| ion tor 'h" present.
1t IS &nd"rstood by s"nat" leaders
! that the case will not be again con
| .id,'r,d at the pres"n: se:s'on.
The Canadian boundary waterways ,
treaty hal ANYTHING but smooth sail !
ing when II was taken up III eX"cu- !,
! i've session q! III" senate today.
Senator william Alden Smith Of /!
| Michigan. locked horns with Senator !
,udge of Massachusetts. who had in ,
| mated that the Michigan senator did |
| rot understand the provisions Of the |
| treaty.
Crum Nomination Doomed.
Soon aft,r {" ~a.c :.2,S were
closed : = -. -, 81; r.. z.i}t IN
! nom!na, II -. Z. = = be CO..
, Iecto, OF tn. i,o:, {. Cha"!c>toa. s. G.
coId not be c"ntirm,d. that Senator
! Fly" Withdrew !; and IA" Canadian
treaty was taken ~.
| Mr.. smith asserted that the treaty
| nd not been prepared by CORNER
SECRETARY Root. but HAT It was III" :
work uf Chanler Anderson. New
! York lawyer. who had been engaged /
| by the state department on various
occasions in connection with treaties
affecting relations Of this country
| aEL Canada.
Mr. Smith intima;cG that Mr.. An
| derson was too close t" the n. ercsfS
| which control power right, AT niagara ;
: Falls
Lod. = Was Displeased.
IL" .:crrr:ts by Mr. Smith to-
Nj A",;,i>O.. md Former Secretary
! Roo. - !. :. d Mr.. Lodge and h"
! doiA".if" OF Mr.. Smith to know
VII 80 Il" i, d obtained tn" infornIa-
| iior COS, NJ : the authorship Of III"
! tr. a;1
! " 81 T. AID that he had ECen
ira1 - Anderson himself that he
, had cat. d il" contract.
| W. I.:.ns. :oCk Mr.. Smith to task
: -: .'.' ~ private conversation
=. !! Il = / t,nan in his absence.
Ge;s Back at Lodge.
| ',,C, WI" responded Mir Smith. |
! th.U viii attribute the statement
~ -" :'n..-"r from Massachusetts
Tho rod IN" tn" sam" thing
| Hr 10 *" a-S"r,cd that Nr Smith
h;d misundc. utterly what he
! had said 10 him. and when Mr.. Smith
insisted ihat h" hal not tt" TWO son ,
at0rs exchanged som" sharp com
m"nts on each others UNDERSTANDING !
! Of q recent conversation.
Smith declared that he would not
i ANDY words" with the senator from |
| Massachusetts tat that so long as
~, lives he wOUld consider hat Mr.
I>0is" he'd acted unfairly in IN" ma
Ito
Turning directly to VIZ Lodge. and
! d"Ciaiminc N way :n-i amused !
his c0Ilragues Mr. Smith told tn"
! Massachusetts senator that he did not
like his looks. mis- sc"wlS. nCr h.s
irritating manner
TiIrran Iniects Humor.
| Senate Tiilmsn interrupted 90 r. I
marx that h" ho~cd Na> so hTs"i:s
! md Nicnican Vnui o!iuch. bu; ina;
| i" supr"S' Il there Wcrr too many
! centuries OF culture ir ~" ia~saChE,- :
- IT, N. MIR ." rrrmi. Of ANYTHING
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