Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-01-27
UNCLE JOEGEYS,JO
FROM A new ENGLAND STAND.
pATTER.
Indications of Democratic Gains in
Next Congress Alarm Republican
Leaders, Who Say imme diate
Action Is Necessary. Cannon
Flaws His Critics.

tu oit ioudy tldl speaker cannon
came near precipitating a riot at a
dinner Friday rendered by Chairman
Mckinley of the Republican Con-
gress campaign committee to his as
sOciates on the committee. At TIE
same time Speaker Cannon made a
positive assertion that he would re-
turn to the next Congress as mem
ber, if the voters of his district
should elect him. He gave no assur-
ances that he would not be candi-
date for speaker, should the country
return a Republican mjority. The
congressman at the dinner gained
the impression that Speaker Cannon
would be candidate to succeed
himself as speaker and there is gloom
in the Republican camp.
The trouble was brought about by
the announcement Of Representative
/ Foster, of Vermont, 4 member of the
campaign committee, that he had no
hope for reelection if he did not
come in open opposition to Speaker
Cannon. and declare he would not
again vote for Cannon for speaker.
Bomb From New ENGLAND
Thc announcement came as a sur
prise to members Of the committee,
VINO had no knowledge that the anti
Cannon sentiment had spread
hlcurAuu New England. Speaker
Cannon WAS uot present when Rep
I.sel'ajiVr Foster a. trcl himself.
'Ie came I'm h'er Wih Nicc-Fresi-
don't shcrman. Someone told tine
speaker nf iuaa ar's l.talat ion. ln
3uA-l iut speaker TUNED ON roster,
VINO mas 'ncA ORE Oh tine 7launehest
ORGANIZATION men aNI d Iflahu OF Jhe
5peaNrr and made bitter speach
drnounclnE hrs c'ijleS ana enemies
bullte ms S1eerh lAe speaker ut
''Itl o'. nance 10 ans eheMles' deciar-
rod iA@t le Would sI'nn again tof ell
'''l'h congress ana DfoadlY IN
'lmai'd ne W"ul u again be candi-
ctIe i'f speaker t'epTeseillatlVe
.s't' iH''.i uP'eu 'le taNef 40"
lam. '.sc long enough 10 assure
."' S". N'' l't 'He'e was no, nlh2
personal ia tl5 lfoSiefs) position
pNl t-al 81 Vas demanded by polti-
'"l eNlAohcic''
senator bulhleF' oI Conhecucut
INTERCEPTED inc remark that MT. toS-
fer mish speak tor vermont, out he
could not sneak LOT NeW England
we "-S''''0 'uai lo9t lIi'\ 10 N"unoh
ma not tN'Sl IN an lle states OF ihe
"'cl'GN.
CanrOnlsn RECOGNIZED Issue
Aifer speaker common had tah'n
ms departure 'h'Ie was Il general
canvass on iuP p'i'l'"i hll lI"u
from a hepuoIi'ah s'audpolhl' A.
members % the committee ieallIo
IP1t cannon an" tannohls'u Wlu'
d" an ISSUE pu' u N"5 de'erI'ln' d u"
nlhl'l2' 'HlS H%H, 'a I'r as poS''ol'
ana 10 play mp the re-, urn ot pros
peritI' the merits "l lAe tarln "W
ana the pf"Sre esSiFe poIlcleS Oh ffoSl-
dent ran. Literature 10 thlS emu
WlI be rushed out 10 the voters ds
soon us II can ne whipped INTO shH le'
The lnsurgent members ol lhe
campaign committee roster nm
shaw on Nepr'SNa ana NoodS ol
Iowa got from the committee aSs'ir-
ances that there should De no d's-
elimination practlced against the m
surgents. 1hey are TO get thelr pro-
portion OF the comm zee luhuS una
the issuance ol hur'iul lter' ur'
VIII he dlseoh'lhu'd ms Il c|h-
sldered victory Ior 'he lhsu rSeh'N'
week ago a S'lrTlhS al'"ch WIS
'"""' 'H '" -'"'' ~ "" "' ~
sued from the committee headquart-
ers. Ihe arllcle Is salu 10 nave NE,
lhe appioIai OF tles'u'h' i".t "u"
it is said tnat the PRESIDENT au'h''lZ-
"u us punIlc''ioH'
lhere were many lhulca'i"hS i'st