The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-22
PEACE RBIGNS IN THE house.
INSURGENTS AND FFGIIARS
GETTING TOGFTHER.
Benserab WIN se'er' TPetr Teweers ~
the huies Committee Ts-HlRh1 -Me-
pa6iioaaa WIN Held Cpu-ps later N
ire Week an Ter uaVu00nS Sa~

WASHINGTON March - P~ar~ and
order succeeded IN the House to-day
the diseord and CONFUSION 1T the closing
dayp % hst week, and for the fret time
in two years the leaders of the Republican
factions spoke a. they pssseh bv
lnsnrgsnsa and regulars got together
tn oonfsFence. each side expressing .
desire for harmony and urging the speedy
passage % legislation that viii help out
the q. q. p N the coming elections 4
few Of the hothsads among the regulars.
however. are stlll very hitter toward
The nine 'nsnrgent Republicans who
voted % depos@ Speaker Cannon On Satnr-
day and maintain that admission should
10 denied them 20 the nartv CAUCUS to
~ held this week 80 nominate the ma iori,v
members ~ the new 'omm,ttee on Rules.
but conservatives are CotInselling modera
tion.
mo Republican who wants IN attend
vii ~ deharred from the caucua 10 b..
called this week. sad Representative
CuTrIer. chairman " the CAUCUS. We
want oil Republicans To- cume into line
for the good OF the parry
InsurRent leaders reiterated to-day
that they will not insist upon rspresen-
tation On the COMMITTEE on Rules Az
they demand - that y committee NJ tar
mon be named The regulars have az
cordin9ly given assurances TINT the new
COMMITTEES will not 10 obnoxious to the
men who so successfully attacked th.,
House organization last week
The Democrats Will meet IN caucus
Tomorrow night 10 seiArt the minority
Members Of IN" COMMITTEES m Rules
The Republican caucus " ~ he held later
IN She week. The Democratic gather
ing promises ~ 80 merry Minority
Le&der Clark Of Missouri, aud Repre-
sentative Fitzgerald. who are m-nl,erS
OF the present fommrii.e on Rules. viii
he selected for the new committee buG
lively scrap ~ in prospect over the
filing Of the Two other minority places
Representatives UnderW ood IT Alahana
and Siayden Of Texas are cand ida f'.~ Tor
one ~ the places and R"prrSen'ati, -
hhsTley of kentI~ky and Hammond OF
Minnesota aspire to the o,h"r
The regulars dtsrussed informally to-
day the question of the personnel of
the Rules Iommittes II - practica,lv
settled thai Representatives pglNsII NJ
Pennsylvania AMI = NTH m-uhsr- 1t
the old committee. y ~ ne -alAo ted 20 the
new RepreeentstiNS Norris II Ne
braska. the lnsnrSenr Who lad rh- 6ght
last week. m discussing m" personnel
OF the committee to 6a- ss'i
We will not urg" m" nproiniment
OF an insurgent Ne vii ariia by the
action OF the cAi'us he''"ving that far
men will h@ named Ina-much a. the
minority leader Mr. Z lark. - to 30 a.
signed 20 this coVnmitrse 7 $50 no rssson
Why the ma ioritv leader Nr PaNn-
should nor 10 ASST gnsd to ~
White the hpuzs Wa- setting down
from the hullahsl ~ m" last Wo..k To-
day the Republican prGRuizit'on ovsv IN
the Senate was gracefully sldestsppinR a
situation that mi Rh' have results-l ~ an
insurg~nt victory there
4 hill 10 pending before ~" senate re-
iatIng 20 the sealing privilege IN the
Pribilon IsIand- Tho bull or CIV. tod n the
new Committee On Conservation ~ hICh
Senator Dixon. = ueer Iu-urgstf - chair
man Thu committee -firred up pre-i-
dent Taft interest m N. sealing PRIV ilsge
question and got him to send ~ . -I,a'iaI
message urging m" passage - 'egisis
ton. last FRIDAY. however. the regJIla -
IN the senate. apparently desiring - take
charge Of everything m which Mr. Tan
70 Interested. proposed - refer the b'll
TO the Foreign Relations committee ~
which Senator Culiom - chairman AMI
which IL = strong organizS non committee
The insurgents oh lScted ~ the refer
ence and for two hours 80 Friday thsre
was q warm debate IN the senate Dpunt-
ing whether they had the n'-' ..-SlaTv votes
20 carry the thing through the regulars
postponed action until to-day In the
meantime. however the Tumpu- over m
the Houss had occurred and ~ m" oren-
ing ~ the senate session this nOrnlnz
senator Cullonn arose and suuouno 80 that
he would consent - = How the President :
message and the hill prepares 10y senator
Dixon = committee 70 60 to the tonserNa-
ton Committee Uncls shelby adder
m confidence 10 some ~ hI- friends thai he
didn't want ~ - come ont 10 the news
paper headlines tp-mpIrow that the
senate insurgents had won = victory
Speaker Cannon speech ~ the hanpust
" the Illinois Association Saturday night
in which he csliet the insurgents coWsgsis
excited a good deal IT adverse comment
eo-dsy
1T vas IN very bai tssts ~ = T"gulsr
leader. hut vou must b'ar N mind thpt
Uncle Joe had mt Gon" through sr
awful strain. that h, was N'---iirglv
httsr and spoke his mind IN tho ilrp-ai,..
" friends IN the belief that ~" n.wsIs pr
men were present
~ Uncle Joe k~~p~ the chip IN his
shoulder too long u may y" kno"k'd IN
again. was the comment ~ B"pTe-s nt-'.
tive Madison ~ Kansas. rnsTrGsUt
Mr.. cannon sps--'h SatUT 'ay uicht
~ which he called th" in-IrC'5is who
voted against the Burl~~op - solution .
lct ~ rowardly members. was bat the
-sp0Tins= ~ an old mans mind laid
Representative Norris. 1T represented
'hs views ~ sAnile man who ~ filed
nth venom becAusa " the crushing
asfsat which he has suffered n result
~ his tyranny. I voted against the r-so-
lItion l-ecause 7 was en- gagged in a fight
f"r principle and not On'. ~ which per
-"Ualtv Vas involved did not wish
." $50 the Hours pTecipIiatsd into sttin-
grrr ~ "hsos and disorder from which y
probably would not emerge for w~sks.
Z" he 5strIm@nt Of important pending
Legislation voted for cannon for Speak'r
- the Iaeipn'nR ~ the present congress.
Not i's~atE" 7 VAS for him H@ had IN
suited sud hurnilsse-d me. He hal taken
Ill important committee assignments
ir"vu wa Har voted for HIM raGardlsss
~ fhe-S '+cts. l-"-atI@a I I'D not want
y" give ham 'hs opportunity N The fu'uT"