Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
....ns Next Year viii Make
changes in Delegations
To the Capitol.
GREAT CAREER OF BUCHANAN
III Ja,nc nm Urges Necessity OF
Embassy Buildings In
European cities.

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49,, ID C., oct 2S.--Onc Of
.sn,ts Of the compilation Of the
10Y ~. next year viii be the reap
'''.'' ...,orf Of representation Of the
.. m the house Of Representatives.
e. AMID growth Of population IN inc
F" -, makes Il highly probable
ss'r 49, and oklahoma az least
sl orobably some Of the other SOUTH
,irn states viii show such marked
" We, IN the total number Of rest
W. W. durlna the present decade. as to
W.. W, bem i'm demanding a consid-
" ,,..r,sse In the number OF seats
gev3 40 them In the house of rep
.,,sif,cs. In the prosent housc
In number of representative
Y, which is the largest numper az
tme since the iornalloh VI w
s.,,snment. Following the hin.ii
80 In 1870 the total representation
oq9 n the census OF leeo the
s.her was Increased 20 3aI pnt at'
H, census of 1890 $50 seats hau 10 ne
s-ovl5ed should the same ptopol-
Fhst. increase occur dufins Tue
- Ia wears somewhere about ~ au-
g.io,al seats would have to be pro
80 In thc nest Congress. bot AZ
'-d,. tho membership has grown 20
s., s,orinous Size and 80 Is quite PROD
an mat an attempt viii be made 70
'.i,,os me total number even thousn
I. 1oirg So some OF the older states
NJ Maine may be deprived OF one or
more Representatives
rsn y.ars ago there was great
.t.sl of discussion over a. pfoposltioh
N l.roH the number OF representative
ne southern states by iiNing tho
r,no of membership according TO the
t,ti votes cast This was because
y ths fact thai many Of them had
,reornorated the so-cailed grand
c,tte,'s clause in their constitution, the
stiect of which was Admittedly 10
denriye the negro OF the right Of
T5rrbise The agitation OF this prop
.lasition died ont and il Is not likely
ltsst any further attempts viii be made
n. b,es me Crumpacker BILL Some Of
as southern states have found the
MONS of getting around the negro
snesiion without the necessity OF dras-
\. laws such ms that on the statute
haot of Mississippi. one man from the
sonfb I'm talking Of the prospects OF
srther representation for his state
ss5. -Todav our laws provide for n
asrct ballot and they also provide
.hst the voter shall make out his own
hanot unless physically or education
sly disqualified from doing so IN which
event ne may cali on one OF the Judges
ii election 70 help him. Now Il hap
psns that in my corner Of the state
ibsre + vast number OF negroes who
esn neither read nor write. When
,he.s Old darkes need assistance
,hey usually call on some white Judge
81 elegtpn for whom they have RESPECT,
ana tas i about the program nH ID &C.
CURED not 30 long ago Ia my precinct.
That fine old southern gentleman Col
0nel Duncanson was one of the judges
Do the election AZ our precinct and old
rnce Nose Garter asked him to some
mi0 the booth and fix up his ballot for
bin Here said Colonel Duncanson,
Is the list Of candidates. The FIRST
name is that Of George Skies he rs a
Republican candidate for sherman.
Nov You are a Republican ana Of
eourse YOU will want to eliminate him
VMi youV Vas sar' said the old ne
30 Intimate him SO ON Il went un-
u. following the Instructions Of the
pier--f he had failed to fol-
ba the Instructions OF the
ptr he would have been liable to
hprisonment-the colonel had limi-
mied' every Republican on the ticket
Nl9 which % was deposited and OF
.fp9rse was carried as a straight Demo-
el4iic ballot That method Of cllmina-