The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
RALE ON POLITICAL OUTLOOK
SAYS TUE LORD LOVES THOSE
m tSII\s.
Lacks for q nir.H Republican PARTY
n,i~r the <rkn"~ irtisru Irade r,hip
ofrau- -Prrsi,irnt treat strength
iirna n on itna>r, cit anal Tie, er itiSe.

poirCll outlook l. Is seldl IA that senator
Hal. tLik> Tor publication.
III" senator predicts ther. viii h.' no
important legislation TINS winter outsid"
ot the regular supply bills and possibly
ma ocean mail subsidy bill. and also that
there will hr no extra session u" iur.'>"">
- reconciliation b.' wcrn th. Republican.
i"Sular> aud insurgents and Troubles
ahead for the Democrats y h" reads
tine future President TAFT wall grow
steadily in the confidence IT the American
people and the destrnir> 81 th" 'n'Iu'iN
will soon Ice restored To IL. control nt the
Republican party.
Whom the Lord loyeth H. chLs'eu"th.
said Senator Hale. and tnn defeat. Of
1910 will do the party good. IL must bear
Its reverses and make the best Of II. Pain
full as il all is. i, must submit 10 ITS tenn
porary reverses and defeats and must
bear up rs we'll as II may. under even
such calamities as the repulscs OF Roose-
welt and the lamentable overthrow Of
Beveridge.'
Senator Hale . statement can toe taken
as q pretty good indication OF the sorrow
OF some members OF the Senate over
Roosevelt y rejection and the loss Of
Beveridge.
any;new and general legislatlon.on the
tariff or any other political and financial
question: the chairman Of the Senate
steering committee was asked
so far as new legislation affects the
matters indicated by yoir question. no.
body. think. need spend much Tim" or
consideration. The Democratic party has
captured the House of Representatives
by n great majority and has almost cap
tIred the Senate. and with the country
apparently behind u that party will. |
have no doubt. insist upon taking IT.
natural responsibilities. Should an sN-
pirInx Congress in It's last days undertake
hy any deathoed action to rob the VIC
= 'orious party Of its natural inheritance
II will be resisted TO the utmost. and
nothing will follow but protracted
struggle which Will shut on, certain I'M
pCrtaut measures which otherwise NAV
p"rhap, carry in both HOUSES.
With the Central and south A:ncrl-
can trade RAPIDLY increasing and read
20 come to us "a" ought tn pass -orn" rn.as-
uro to aid in establishing Such lines Ia
command tins trad" "" car pass such
- n"a-'Ire. limiting II II u-c"~-arv To Ten
r-al and South t'nrriva, almost anv dav
~ the Salat" and such "a measure must
of ,ruT~" tan" ~ -hanc" IN III" liou-"
winch | am led >" believe. ma" II" found
NOR tavorahl- a, this session than -
has unrn before
W -hill ! ~upN"-" n l. usual IN 'h''
st"I' .r--lan. pa, M" new uvvrr'Irn.
w.u' hni under = hr"h III newt ":t.:'.S-
ronai el"c-ion- uill b.. hold in 'hI- ACTON
10 n" number aud ~ e'nh"r~hu Vt tho
Nous nf Repr"s"n'afi.e- and n" appor-
trnrn"nt 10 n" diF"r"n' States tho son.
a" h.s gen"raliy deferred 80 the Iudg
N and action rf rha Hou--'
80 votI "Sr"c' hI' IN" Pr,.~id"nr viii
b. ,ou'snr Urrh any such programme A.
Won h,T. Indclr"i.'
/ do not ia th.. leas' s:v"i1 or lam -
.paak for RI. Pr"-Ii.'n' pros I'm ~
NE annual message. winch = Il i,.'Irn"u-
irestlng generally up"n tn" 'rniI'Iun
1T affairs in IN" country and IT. needs
and wants. that the President will pr"--
himself freely on all such matters aud
will cutie likely indiCar. ms Il. .lr, tor
legislation in different directions hur
the message in Itself submits all these
things TO 'ongresS. and ~ - on" thing for
ihe President 10 recommend and l,lv.
I" Congress and quit" another thing -
attempt 10 fore. through ~ IN" weight
of IN. Administration when ih'r'. - dc [
rermned opposition. and IA tn waning
DAYS 81 a session Nho~.. length j. limited
bv Law do not look To -..' IA" President
undert AXE anything 81 thus kind But
as have said. do not IN It's -;'~n. for
him
DO you expect that an extra session (
Of the next Congress will be called ! he
spring. the Senator vas asked
i certainly do not. was the emphatic |
reply Mr.. Champ lark II rh.. HOu>.. |
rho seems to have a level head tolls IN" !
whole story about this when h" that !
nobody expects or wants such session
except the boarding house ks.Jer-. IN" ,
hotel manager IN" fradeSm"n and IN" 3
newspapers OF the District who would Nv. /
glad 10 see Congress in continuous 500
sion throughout the enrir. year When /
the tim" comes look TO see all talk ~ his .
absolutely disappear
DO Won look for a combination Of n" .
so-called insur gents force with m" Demo.
cratic party either now or hereaft"r'- Mr. .
Hale was asked
i certainly do not. but in this can
only give my own forecast as hal. not
talked with any leaders II either I'D" n .
the subject
The so-callsd insurgont leaders are
a very powerful body Of men and barring
Indiana. they appear TO have thar States
behind them. and these StI,"s form \
large group Of great Republican states
and do not think that their people ~
their leaders would b. AZ home IN IN" 4
Democratic camp They az. pro-nc.
tionists and not free traders or for tarIs .
for revenue only. and they viii | think
IN the end blend with m. Republican or.
gsnization. where their leaders from con
vctIon and natural force ~ character
will naturally have proper inHIanc.
The Democratic party with rh.. Gr.a.
trust comrn-tad to II bv the Ieori.. in
n. late elections takes up INNER. re-
sgons biiities and immense burdens I.s
{ aadars in the next Nous" nj R"D-.-."E-I
tiyes will not hav" IA comfortable. tine
he Republicans upon IN" floor = IN"
House VIII b.. practically uni cd and Under
the lead Il IN" old speaker and -, nor
=rr,r VarliarI"ntHrians vii! aatcu Tor
t.y"-V bIuud-r and every rnis.ak" In"
Tie nOC-a'ic party managers IN th. midst
II their eNulrHtiOn have. already in.r 4
f-'sr N Vi" demand for a tartY corf"--
..!c. by PARTY leaders and are sp"oding
anxious nights over u proposition for u
great Jolliiica'r"n'o b" devoted Ia sp..ch-
~ king and ~ eating and drinking
4 hHv" lIttl" fear nf any long ascend. !
sncy ~ 'he Democratic party in the poll