The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-13


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'''ei'i'u' lie says
IT 'he "'ner measures 20 which ] have
referred are enacted into law and the
party pledges performed there would
seem to be no good reason why the marty
should not receive renewed approval bv
the electors % the country in the coming
Congressional campaign But there are
signs which many construe as an frdf,q-
ton that the Republican majority in rra
present Congress viii change 10 a Demo
cratic majority i'm the next. This is based
chiefly on the dissensions I'm the Rarrb-
lsan party and upon the very severe At
tackS made by a great MANY Of the
newspapers having Republican tendencies
upon the party and lis leaders I'm Con
gress and in the nation. 7 ann glad I'm
say that. SO far as the legislation which
l have indicated above is concerned. there
seems 10 be clear partv majority i'm
both houses in favo. OF its passage and
the redemption Of the party pledges
There is, however, a very decided diff
ference as 10 the proper rules TO prevail
in the House and as 10 the personnel of
the leadership. It would seem as If these
questions were questions that might wall
he solved within the party lines. but they
have been so acute as TO produce what
has been called an insuTection and TO.
awaken the country over a controversy
between the insurgents and the regulars
so-called. ! am hopeful that as we APP
proach the lines of battle for the next
year the settlement Of these internal
questions can be effected without such a
preach or the party as 10 prevent our
presenting an unbroken front to the
enemy.
we among the Republicans may be
discouraged When we consider our own
olsSehSiohs' put when we look 10 the
posslollltN OF any united action on the
part OF 'ne democrats Tor any policy or
'HS llle u poiicleS We must take cour-
age II was zen. Grant who said that
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