The sun., 1910-03-21
CANNON NOT TO BOSS CAUCUS
EVEN hrs FRIENDS say MS
GRIP ~ WEAKENED
neAJsgiU - New nulas csmnStsee % ne
an RegulAn. but ThsS WIN ne AeceDs.
ahas % the Basnrusmss-Uncle Jso
% CFieaeasRa gog Iais BlfterNrsA

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% cEisaelsRd g0r Isis BItierNrsA
wAsamoroN. March 9Th. inuir-
asueS 90 . body are nos inolin~d . Iyt
fer rspEessatasloa on IN rsos Ela 4
House. consmitasS on Rnlsa- Tbors .
q general undsrseandIn9 AmSnR thasa a.
present that they viii entsr the RspaS-
li0An caucus 90 be hsld vtthin Q Ssw
days - individuals and not % msmbars
OF the insurgspt band.
This modsratioa os tho insurssaap
afser their notable victory over the
Cannon organisation 10 working ssroaGly
for better undsrssAnAing sH-rng tho
Republican forces in Warrington. rhs
organization Isadera. with ths possible
ezcsplion Of Spssksr Cannon. are In
ciinsd TO no concilistory. and they srs
saying tonight that no atsasnpt viii bs
made to nominate q COMMITTEES ebteo.
tionabie 70 the radicals
The regulars have already recsivsA
assnrAnOss from many of the insurgents
that Dalxsll ci Pennsylvania and Smith
OF Iowa. who served with Speaker Cannon
on the old COMMITTEES. will bs acceptable
on the new. The regulars have made
no attempt as vet TO Get toesther oa tbs
ramaining four member~ 70 bs nominated
By the Rspublioan caucus. but Il is pruesy
ssnsrsily admitted that Representative
Mccall % Massachusetts, will bs one %
them The Paoi6c ooast States will gse
ons representative on ths committsa.
and the cboics sssms % 10 now among
EIRs and HawIsv OF Oraron and Kahn
- 1-.t,sorria Ror IN. r.,nairt,. ,v.,
-. :, -.
"
so'a anu Denoy OF io~n"oha OF A'cn'-
Gsn are Icing mensaoned more irequentiy
than any others.
Th~rs In method in the si~ci.ion Of the
,n.ur,.n,. m, IN sorca m a-h, nj, n.
I--, --,,- w.. .,-.-.
Ps''on''' pI'"''O"- iney want 'ns''
Suuwgie IN me house 70 go before the
country a. one that has been wAeSd sa-
tlrsly on principle and th"y fear that any
attempt 20 carry the stru ggie on IN rs-
gard 70 the personnsi OF ths eommlttes
would AFFORD ground Tor charges that thssr
S1orts had oesn insplrsd oy motives OF
personal ambition. Even Victor hlr-
dock. the red hsad"d radical from Kansas.
h willing TO eonceds that TIM insurgents
vii make M Afsenpt 20 demand repre-
sanitation on the new committee
Tbs Democrats have just about Aged
en the minority representation Of four
for he new cOmmttea IL ~ predicted
'to-n'Nhs snesrcs vsn n3'"S cn&mp
ClArk Of Missouri. the minority leader:
Representatives fltxgerAid OF New YORK.
U1nerw"od OF Alabama and Hammon1
OF Minnesota Several OF the Democrats
have been opposed 70 the selection of Mr..
Fitzgerald. who was one Of tho so-caliei
twonty-three boiters who tumped tbs
reservation year ago when the su-
premacy OF Speaker cannon was thre1t-
sned by . combination OF the Democrats
and Insurgents
speaAer 1ehnon' apparentiy IN r@oog-
milton OF Fhzgeraids services IN thh
hghs. appointed MN 10 the Rules Co-s-
mittee after having made a vacancy oy
deposing MI Underwood O' Alabama
" - this feature OF Mr. Fttzgerald's career
IN the House on which sosae o; the Dem
Oorats are ObJeciing 20 hts oontinuet
service. hut Champ Clark and otAsT
DeDOcratio leaders have been .a''ouns
like heroes .o-day oa q pie To- parsi
harmony and .herc ~ ht'ie quc--ion noT
that Mr Fuygerald WI be nmons tns
Democratic representation Harmon
Of Minnesota - neing suEgcs'~i ~ M
fourth mS5nhsr Tor p9hiioai rS'sohi'
the De'Eor~ai- believing that his - o.
ton would Il" 4 lot ot good 'or no "s'iss
Our West.
morr hsndt II S' tae i9siresnia aro
diss7'isiei ri'h tho Intention - tao
ma joriIv to rcfrain from fight inE 90 ths
question of representation on tho nov
Ihesc fcS insist 'hai Ho?Tis
OF Ne''-a-ka. 'h' inshrgen' eaosr ~ ms
fsk'. and Cooper u WiScnasin
should 10 narrci on the o1n'ni'tes
Unless here is radical change O' op'n-
ion within 1he next day or two thc wishes
Of thesc membcrs OF the Outlaw oSni
will 60 FOR nsusht.
AL the insurSsnt. resent the renarks
made by Speaker Cannon nj tine dfnnsr