The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
NEW COMMITTEE ON RULES
n>t FGINTN NOT LIkELT 10
~ an PRESENTED on Ut,
Trough ThrN S1lsi oInbanr WITH Demo
,rlt, iS Drfrat the SelectIoas oG the
U,,uuIirana aucus MAJ ne CoUnprO-
..-r Tirkrt champ q lark ENulls.

1896 .pN. Narch l0.-Iittle con
ra. '-rn gwen thus far by the
r. "a. Republican regulars to
.'.'l Ut the enlarged Committee
lEr insurgents NAV Insist
.-. -u'v'u 1T one or two Of their
.r u ia. regulars are un-
- go NHat their attitude will be
of.t'.uu> viii b. Inais. in party
r.Tu ar stand rat against the
..'' e insurgents Ia the com
,u- n>uTgent- will q able to do
.r ti'nugh with the supper, OF
,t,.. .tdt'" brethren they would
.., o.. su'" doWn the regular candi-
s... f.riT names came hefure the
ISL" 'f.- there IN an excellent chance
r',u .r further daadlocks and
..- However. the insurgents ac-
rang 'u me Of their leaders tonight.
NAY consent to compromis, 10y selecting
iron the regular forces men whose repu-
Latnu Tor fairness has never been dues-
up-.t such men for instance as stevens
g.! Minnesota Mccall u Massachusetts.
OF Bennet IL New York
r. preventative Clark. tho Democratic
lea i,- issued this STATE ment tonight
comrl.utinG on the result Of the fight
IN. great victory Of the Democrats.
aided 10y the insurgsnt Republicans, IN
changing the number Of the Committee
on Rules and in changing the mode Of
sal-r'lou. and abov" all by excluding the
St-.aAr from the membership thereof,
y q victory IN the cause of good gov
erufu.nt
The great victory from a Democratic
standpoint - that for the first time in
many years the Democrats IN a great.
biti..r and prolonged fight stood to-
g,th.r ike a stone wall. not a man break
ma ranks. which auGurs well for the
iutYr" for harmony and victory both this
faI 90 the CongTs ssional elections and
n 1871? m both the Presidential and Con-
gr..sIuual elections. The country IL dis
s.'.>n,d with both the Republican Admin
stra,Iun and the Republican Congress.
The republicans ara on tn. toboggan
Ant u Democrats outside OF Congress-
VII get together as the Democrats m
a.. HOUSE have got together our VIC
ior,.~ tins wear and in iSi? will he as
sv,-.fHng ~ those Of 1850 and 1897
Ait"r IN" astounding victory ~ the
Democrat, and ia" Insurgeut Republicans
90 Pc. matter nf changing the Committee
on Eu"s speaker Cannon made a great
t..H Nv ss~"rt,ng tina, he Was ready IN
-.'-~rvn a motion TO declare the char
,..a-.' and - elDgt a speaker To- succ.."d
motion which h" would hgv. b."n
..T... 'sd - eat" tan without any
.. .... la-at.on Ou his part Z "a" IA q
3d.. 'f"It.on To- has oath ot offiC" His
VS. promptly called hv the Demo
livery man hn"i up. Had
.. lrC.'Tt Republicans stood hy
90. rh..' vote Ia d"r'G-" IN. char
go .. .i 20 v.u.t "A SPEAKER Ca-uOult M
Than ~" ram" r. pli''~ would hav" h..-I
.i a, IA" men who lived h"sore thu
N-itIs the issue It Cannonisrn survives
% lu.i force. for ~ sur" as a gun u mad.
. n n The ReUubh~nTz elc~' % me-
--~ ~ .he next House VI Cannon viii
r..... 90. tod Spe ke- IN the public mind
"ro1 snC tHuuonisTn ere absolutely
49, .. yIpus. they cannot =" d'-So-
q. '.-l " ny sort 80 Incaut.,ti"n or i-S-
...l % We have IN tins vtr' nv
t.ru.,~ stitched Iarnour-U. not zIIIad
% -d a.. ~ result ~ r'gr 'hs I...yl.,
70 they really G--Ir" to 10 away viii
Irpnonsm must do a. Nv "lar'iug
democratic y .Is' tn 30 ~" only way
known sruong men ~ NnI" % 'paccomp. ~
ths1 result "a Con-umms ton devoutlv e.
b. wished
George " Norris. the in-urgent who
has led the fight aga INST Cannon. has
r1me out 81 the Tnw pretty bag man n
600 House and with good chance %
s.rcsedinE Elmer J. Burkett Is senator
'-.n that state Mr. Norris sad to-
mat.
The change in tho rules ~ the House
10 the interest 81 representative govern
u-ut II TAX - dicEatoriAl pow r from the
- -as ~ and places Il at the command
- rns HOUSE and gives opportunity .
have brought forth from committees
t0- ~Dnsic@rat.0n legislative matters IN
HIGH ary representative number Of
members q the House are Interested.
A. enlarged COMMITTEES necessarily means
a broader appreciation 81 the true -"uu-
rent % the country and Of all ~ sec
ton, len men from ten sections - the
country have q more perfect appreciation
- tie desires Of the country in leRis-
latv- matters than one man from one
section
" * you. have held that the Speaker.
- I'll rrnan 81 the Committee on Rules.
dofnn Ted that coTnynittse The Speaker.
OIL. member 81 the House, represents a
sage district NJ larger thEn nv tistr Ct
'''"" not 20 l.rgs N territory or 80 DIVER
s.... % interests "a mn nv other Il -tricts
represented Therefore hiss viewpoint
~ legislative needs IL likely % ne re-
s'-,'ed But bsc u~e he Sre ker he
dom ties To the dlsadvlnt. re of the
sr' ~ House men bershi; AID the injury
- ne oou try Ths n led-c CORRECTION.
Wv Aght va. not aga. nst Cannon
7. sa- against tannOn'- control Il the
..r.rnii'". On RIlc, and the inJust.css
t.v 20 fow therefrOm With the as
-'..rr,. Il others who believed with me
fra' -" power Of the SPEAKER should bs
OUr.-I and restricted and through Demo
U-4'., aid vs nave o.. ! am making no
V1r' r. On the Republican party arm a
p .r can working or party srcess
J .gr what we Ret orleans have done
O. ...ay = u make for party -lcC"-s. There
".. - other changes mad. IN the rules,
90 not anticipate they will come at
o.. -...-.un I am through my fight for
r..--nt The Speaker should not
f.. ".faITfas.- or committee chalrrnen
tn. .a.t r.ty party ~ control should
.u BIT the comm. tt.sHs ~ 'he
.'r .rg-.-, hay,. b. y uami They
..' Do. suauC"d Tat light may
20. a'llth.r Congress
.rla ~. rsr.Onusl ~ the nsw
Pod. on Rules VIII be seleC'@d in
~ The SIX RopIblclEs will
.l ~ to Re'suhl'can caucus. the
l-~a'- Nv the Democratic eau