The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS ! PLANS.
Outline Of Presidents Tafrs poilsl,,' y
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outline OF Presidents Taff's poflsy
: Tor the Coming Yea" r"'-a@ i
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'pf DeEaasSsiAc cantEslJ IN Congress.
ne4SsSear vepsgaRengak "a khe ,,sab bieets.
discussed at "a Gablaess messias- to
day. suof.rattao ...-.,,
II feAt1Tlngfhe edmkaiatr asiNe n<xs-
.tirss will sstths,hlan fpr meetangrssc,
ond-elass BsailJ akSses Syd rexririas
cmasaztnesr-notn, n,asxspapers.rrto sspays
tncTeasedeHestages On 5heiea adssrtis.
Ing pages: suAaisnslAo elimAnates pos-
rtal y deficits aud aar-HaErant thenestah-
lishHaent pf4ane seRtapossage- on frst-
class mali, insthee n ear afuture.,r This
is -rPestmaster-Gene Ia Hitchc cocks
project. .Eof-zs
!" The plannwilta be urged upon Con-
gress at the coming short sesaion and
number of ma gazine sDnblishers al
ready have expressed their DISPOSE
tion to cooperate Congress will be
asked to authorize separate weighing
advertising and legitimate reading
matter, each publisher certifying to
his local postmaster the facts neces-
sary to determine the postage. Ac-
tion will be urged on other meas
ures.
Interesting are promised to be the
events Of the short session, the as
sembling of the new Congress and
its conduct--with a Democratic House
and Republican Senate, serving un-
der Republican President--willa at
tract far wider attention. The first
session Of the new Congress- which
will convene in little more than: a
year hence. is practically. committed
. TO tariff revision by reason Of yester-
days results. All through the spe-
eial tariff session, atfwhich was pass
!. ed the 1Payne-Aldrich bill, the Demo
/ cratic minority contended that insult
.fcient efforts was being made to re-
wise the tariff downward. 5. &" aa'
=, The important Question that is be-
ing asked here, at the seat of the
|. General Government, therefore, is,
What will be done about the. tariff
when the hybrid Congress convenes?
land it becomes necessary to reconcile
differences between chambers of op-
posite political faiths '95@ t.N 80 ~
- President Taft realizes the neces-
sity for getting through all needed
administration legislation in the
three months session, beginning next
month. He called on members OF the
Ca binet to-day for a statement of the
situation In their respective depart
ments, and, the matter Will be taken
up in detail on the Presidents returh
from Panama.
T., Much OF the proposed fegis1ation,
which will be urged upon Congress in
the Presidents ferthcoming message.
| will. be Of charaetery
and it is said here that the prospects
are excellent for, harmony in the, Re-
~puhlieanaranks. ,sa~,3 S.t7a.r:1r-
BIS Ittis not .beiiexed here that the
Democrats will. care, to undertake to
cam President. 81 Yet tariff measures
must originate in the House, and in
asmueh as thevDemocra will be in
control of that. branch and in charge
of all of it's committees, it would ap-
pear that, the taking of the initiative
+ eoulds anots ebe ,eyaded, even. If, that
SHOULD be tthey desire ofcDemocraitc
leaders. laYaitaG Al rs5~o9 3ssa shC
| IA The tariff is enesof fothe~questions
lIon which the Democrats ARE almost
Eas badly divided as were tho fHepdblil
cans5Gt TaG GuaoaC. s-sae5 ,:ssd3 3asa:
rs So ma many yd sodthagaf1nf States 81 fhaaavfg haaavfg
9adopted d fhepoiicy of ipprodteeton,o While
in other Sections where the Demn6oc-
iiaracy is strong there reniafns se1ntf-
Fments IN favof' of praetfca1 free tradsg.,
despeefalfS ffesss ffaw aatsEiafsa.sotthaas otaa aat
Republicans may now sit back and
view with amgasure OF comp1acency
| therspeesxcleToE thsiraI onssttnes eiEss
! mics locking horns .-oNsrs sIquestions
which have broken their > oWn bold hold
upon, government, ,.ro Tara ,7,rr 80
Nesingoads upoRs Democratic con-
trolaef.ahe .:..SoHd South" werea made
by the Republicans. The appeals of
both President Taft. and Colonel Roo
sevelt inp this respect were in vain,
and the returns show losses to Re-
~pu blicans, Ia: the limited number
which that party has iny the member
| ship OF the House from the Southern
States. There is s1iittle doubt that
most Of theseInsurgenttR Repu blicans
FROM Wisconsin,JMi minnesota, Iowasand
Kansas rhaye been returueiL7cos szE.-
1aG SundaN '.Adsia siaHlEga1suxwgS
l., Kansas City y,r<Mo., lNov.s -a.<esGons