Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
NERVOUS CONGRESSMAN
Fears of Republicans Who Must
Face Reelection.
Tnwney ~ Minnesota
WIN Have = Hard Fieht-Scnator
Hale Looking After His Fences
In Maine.

BUSINESS among repnonoan n.'''i.'e'' W
congress VINO must '"oe
fall than mas peeh eN'i"l,cu III '.o To-
decade Inc reason tor ''''S - '""' "'''
memners arc aHec'eh oS ''e 's'"'S 81
stake. ana mat the nsn' upon '"e'" '''9
already begun al nome 'o'Se'luc"'' -
leaves of eoSPhc' "'e "''''1 O''', '"'.
asked FORM or private "rr"hs''l,c"'9
made with party leaders Tor an u'o''''"'
absenc" in greater numbers 'hah ever Nv
fore 1t Is also holeWo' VI. wa, s,U
-. -,s.i,Io do,oo, csriies, are ;ho
80. ..,,od ...o,u,,r."
,,tr.,o,. ,,,t, lac. wae the orlv
.,r,r ross.d ,,, Marty in mover in
(,.,,..,.,'.,, ,,.,t,t ,,fd ro4 dcro,t tina, Marty
q, the ar., e,s,irr conversational cleo.
.,a 49,, ,,rose,,. ,,ri,i,g ono of IN,
.,,o,,os, coc,ore .vains, tho success OF
~. ..>,t,ii,,, coreros~ional candidates
q, .,o corn,,r o,e.ttona &c admittedly tho
pa,ro ,,,I,r ,c, Linked with IT IS the
teen. ~ .c,,ro,iy,,"
rive ,,,,y, sisridcor. dooorturo from
v.o,,,,r,,nr racentt,. w,s mat of Jamos
1..ac ,,o d.. ooo.ros.io,ol d..
.r;o, -, ,,t,roso,, chairman ~ tho House
oor,r,,,,oo -, or,ror,io,iors Mr. Taw-
,ey ia bo,rd to bo ono Of the con-
xniouous eoures II, ,be nex, congressional
oiec,ion No, only ie ho chairman Of one
~ THO r,os, ;u,nortart conn,i,tees Of the
,1orsa ,u, no u.s ,he onlv ,nen,1onr %
TIM .,i,ncsota deIer,tion IN either branch
IN vo,o for tho psvne tariff Decarso Of
tina local antarouism aroused nv this
,o,e prosi,o,t ref, oloc.e1 to ael,ver Mt
v1-,or, Mr. T,vn,y's homo c,.,. hIs Nr,t
de,o,o. r. flo 1psvre lo,,.
.
Ia ii-N i'>' ia '''D
II was in this speech tnat president
JaIt charactcrizen Inc Fayne la"' as the
pest tarl'r law ever passed. ana in IL
ne also outlined the cleavage between
the Insurgents and the regular repu5lt-
cans on party matters. In addition. Ny.
Tawney has been ono ~ the stanchest,
as well as one OF the ATTEST OF the can
non heutenants in the House. and he has
done as much to MAINTAIN the present
speaker In his position a. any other mar
In the House despite the fact that In
sursency against "Cannonism' is most
ri'e m nus immaculate secho'' OF inc Mo
r.. ~, .,..
tor r.o,oo.ior ~, hi,,,.o,, . :, l..
o,n,,,.oa y, 49,. =, .,, ,,.o, Ii,
o,,r. l., ,rostin,,or an ~ ,,.ho,, ~.
w. ,,.,..,,,,,,i,. ,,, ,,,,tro 80, o,,r
or. ,,a oh,,., ,,,ho,,r,, ~. a,-aa,,a
n.,,h h;,,, -, ~, ,.rif, th,, p-e. rof,.s
snee,, n, Ui,or, instead Of doing ,,r
T.-,rav cood did t,,r, cors,for,hIa ba,,,,
paforo ,his eneo,, u.s ,,,do I, rras cor
.ralI,, hew.,.sd ,hot A. rawre, vo,,ld
No ro.,,r,.d ~ ro,rr.s, o,,or a e,,, ~
!
Nov :, - .rr.od ,hat ha n,ili b,vs -
defending bin,soIf and attacking his
onnoren,s AND ,b,+ no vii, Inv. no
,i,,e ., d.,.o,. 70 ,ba oa,,,o,or .,sowtoro
.l,bo,,,h bo L. ,.;cachairr,r 81 The r.
nnh,icar cororessio,al c.r,a,qn COM
ri,,.o IN ,ba lac, .lec,ior ,roupa,. md
a n,uraut,. NJ onlv . Ss, o,.or - dow, ,cr,.i,
onnonent
I I, /, ~ be as.u,,ed tb., tI,, rorubIica,
conpressional cop,n,,t,.e tho ad,,iristra-
tom and tho cannon forces will do all in
their mower IN re-eIac, N,r Tau,r-,. Tar
nov vii, need al, tho bsl, he ga, got
| ,,.oor,
| 'N''| ''-'''''
| 'he inefnper ol 'he oeha'" VINO mas peen
Conspicuous by his absence recently IL
|
most autocra,c members OF the upper
rouse senator fiae succeedcd hahh'pai
Haml!n IN the senate In ISL ana mas
served continuously ever since. lie mas
! iohs peeh supposed 10 nave mortgage
on MIS- seat until ne voluntarily r"'!h-
qulshed II or died II now appears that
he mas SUN hght on his hands ana ne
mas gone nome 10 LOOK AFTER ms FENCES.
ms opponent III MS own party Is Judge
| fr"de7'cR A powers OF liouilon' 'oiln-
er attorney general or the state ana an
e%-nemher OF the supreme 'ourt' he Is
a brothcr or the late Congressman ana
e%-doV' lleWeIyn powers
Senator Hale is one OF the stanchcst OF
tho Aid1ch group In tho senate lie WAS
ore or the trainers OF the tarin OIL ana
IL held responsible for the schedules on
wood pulp and print paper more than any
other one man In Congress In Maine II
Is said that Senator Halo has been oNt-
grown by the Republican party. Both he
and Senator Frye are declared TO be play
ing politics with tho old crowd in the
state, which they knew quarter or
century ago. to tho exclusion Of the
Younger clement of the Republican party
which has bsen compelled TO "insurgc" in
order to get any recognition whatever
out OF their own leaders II there was u
popular vote taken on United States sen
ator in Maine TODAY, non from that
state say the chances would he against
AIR. I!Ales recollection.
! The Ie,,slat,,ra ~ N.{re ,,o,i.{sts Of 1S'