The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-12

-o,a ~, some of the high torif RepuD'
u.on, whom General Grosvenor retired .na1 49,
r,oro not entirely hopeless as long Us ~ Do11on
nou ~ PENNSYLVANIA remained VIII 'no 'D,.o tba
A ,,, nod narrow escape from iosine
-or,,nation for congress. II ne oy an' ,oliovod
nho,,1d he defeated at the election II 10 - has
tbot the lure will be as strong upon niA'
unon the others. T., II, r,av az Gros
Daile', - 49, rav II always was said OF nun
Veno, naror sent, He is nervous energy ~ .n
tnas oo end more watchful OF Repuo'ican Do.
aonorallv on the floor than Is Tue 'i'u ,a,,,n.
ee,o ueor 1oader Mr. Dalzen Is always '00D
''t for the interests of his constituents. uoa
ou' ouo drowsy June day when the nou9 ~ WOW
on0 u BUSINESS was simply dronlng Ns , MaS
AIo,'nh Dalzell yielding to enVlronlhs S wake
a tIon napped. Instantly the why wv" w. NJ one
Darocrats put through sometn,h $50 ~
INV affection 1t touched fi.'sou.e os,oen at
Da1zell awoke too late. lie nau p ,'.an,u night
+ho switch. Had his eyes ne'o ,irod down the
Jus tbat hour, he could not have nVeu W. Onn
= slnoo . - that one unconscious molnons 40
niehio' hoforo the close Of the las. se' o'a;ooo
DAY 1us' ,oovng the White House. taiee nool,
ne was was, oal]ed to him so that all ",'l'n ."
Al sla baar. "Any sleep this SESSION, and his
coulu ne was wakeful to this emergency a e.,
D0lAo a,riod little comfort to the lnau1Ao'
y, =. none of the three was s. a. said
# noiT # the tariff is up" he sao. ,,s+ sess,o
r,,rine the closing days o. ,, INC was al
10 =, CONGRESS something OF niD sanYto IN orde
10 ,,ntod nv the Democrats III ,n0 ~ taken on tn
ay to maze n,u flibuster Is known 10 Mo 90 90
'e- statehoou n+tomnt to delay legisatioh' hn or
ties as Oh aot rules like those OF the nou st;ouI
$50 ate has no 30. ahooses to talk any partlcu
en- so II oho ION delay the consldera.ions ~,
w. subject ~ ho chooses, and the hlni' VI n Gov
no. measure tna' limit of the delay that W Con M
Ign ,.sneh II he has other senatols and thus
ew aiInoue "snall" him in the speahlhs a
eW' thes continue the ftibuster aliloss ~ rect
low re'I ona n the most noted hnousau stl in
htI ,,oors was conducted by ln,e eI tho arrangem
ent sosrtca and curiously enousn r,emhers of b
the sei e1ibuster was made ny n~ ,o sanat
for the hi NUS active participants were oo M
ent. parties Inc az, ond Gore of Oklahoma De
the Stone OF Mlssou T.. Toilette of Wisconsin,
here publican ,onators made up their minus
r, to Inese ~ ,,ish to have vote lahon ~,
nber they ulu hil1 which had been 1ntlouu n;oL som
When of Rhode Island piii and
IS In atoi ,En nators said was mere inaA00-
It ne tno no good purposes And IN congre
enate those days 1t Is hard 10 INV s.
o the -inoI Yankee voice when 'ne cnnn If Oklah
hiln 49, rational Characlei'0l' ND to tell bl
ooner OUT h" hos # Why, 1t is naiu " oast
rule howetef full measure and no Name s uJ
Of the mas ~ voice characteristics Can
ia in Yankee of the western plains state Toilette
sht be seha,ol suhuster in which uoie' .naorob q
majors nv .ok mart was contalheo tA hottor II
infu. Stone tooA r Washington was ho,.e.
M Of sne had o been known TO- be Dsos heat ca
signed natives s os the capos interior 1ovsn yi
years Session .,sos not to let go uh.ii horeo q
D he Impossible to keep OF this climate strikes
ter the gress the fearful heat anu nu n,,a IN
Spoon long Senator Ls toilette tie from
he has nlsh' zeen the currency piii .r.
States. dea0Ol He held the floor for lSs toilette n1u
he cap T0e Without stopping Senator so L vas boy
and ally w'in IN one respect When ne + was IL
unlike tuha'e 49, he had thorough -.n,na =
uns the h''ie " b;s teacher taugn MN - bIs
uon him the secret of strens' ~ strenuou
was in gave n the end Of 1871 hours OF 81 dd at
md who "A. smoke as clearly as Nc +,
ue char La Eoe' perhaps this is not the eSaV the
bate and glnnins, of fact, curiousiy enoue