The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
ALDRlCH'S
RETIREMENT
Not a New Story, but Entirely
Probable
ONE TERM IS ENOUGH
Declares President Taft-He Tells the
Bankers and Fraternity Men
So at Ban
quets.
ONE TERM IS ENOUGH

Washington, April ls.-The coming q
tirement of Senator Aldrieh is now q
twice told tale. but IL Il al least adj
mitted BIZ those closest 10 him az very
lprabable.s 1t develops that even the
FORMER rumors Of two years ago on ~
were founded en- fact, although denied
at the time II appears further that
Mr., Alarich Is again talking IN that
strain. but with more determination, and
therefore the expectation that Senator
Aiarieh mil retire wita The group Of sen
ators that will 80 out on March 4 next
IS becoming altogether warranted. His
term expires then, and he viii be II his
10Th year The health Of the senator has
not been Of the best lately.
SO far, the senator has not made any
public declaration 81 bis purposes. and
until he dqes potentially he viii continue
candidate % succeed himsef Bnt the
senator's views as % a desirable retiring
are well known ito Bis intimatcs. He
believes that z senator should retire with
fnll physical and mental faculties Tie
has always looked with severe disap.
proval 81 those who remain On IN the
Senate, bludensd and iueapaeilated with
great age He has said that be viii never
b seen in the Senate like one Of them.
Tie Is now IN the fulmess Of ais mental
ana physical powers. and can leave the
scene 81 his long and memorable labors
strong IN mind and body II one excerpts
the slight nilinent which has troubled
him this winter.
Moreover Ne il said 20 feel his tasks
are done lie has bad nu absorbing IN
terest IN monetary legislation and would
establish e permanent and perfect mo-
netary system and ca hat end be caused
i monetary commission "a Be created
81 which he Il chairman. bat he Is too
shFewd q Judge az the force q public
opinion rot "a SEE thai public sentiment
+ teo strorels opposed % WHIST Re
fsyors aud that bis labcfs are likely e
be i'll vain,
II may Be believed toe. that Mr. All
drlch feels come pain NJ the public dis
appreciation of hifnseN The abuse of
him has beea very great and Sc Mr. a
dnti hss asked himself, WHAT is the
use 81 going 6n2s TIE feels that be he
endeavegel Ia BE- fair A. Senate leader
responsible for important legislation he
has had tn aescpt many compromise
that the measures might 60 through and
BE has had tn shoulder The e psHsihiii
ties for ths exeeFaiion 81 the q Aapnoint
ed fIe would Iike 70 meet argument
with argument but abase il aos accept
able ID him Hence additionally. his
Thought 81 retirement
Neanfine Tue insurgents IN the Senate
are aaite .keptiesl STOUT his retiring. ard
4ss.s@ ksssa4sa kEs% ebs .sssssss.s s-s s.4ra X 1
current only fof their effect on the com
ing elections. ind THAT after they have
taken place L will be found that Mr.. Al
8Yleh viii apain Is 3 candidate f0f the /
sanate to sueesed himself Meantime
too. others are asking who viii sueeeed !
Aidrieh. fIeir to ths mantle BIZ pfeee-
dent & Burrows. bit that Il Is laugh /
and next IN line IS Penr6se. and that il
to weep.
Senator Burton continued Saturday BIZ +
arfaignment III the rivers ana I
hafb0fs biii aud ID quite ~ HninGerestSd f
I Senate as Ba the day before. Iie
showed She enormous wastes THAT have /
been perpehatea He warmed ths Sen
ate against the illusions al promises of
traffic lle asserted that the
present bill contained many ill.adYisad
which BIZ called old
friends. and which FOR ten years have
been kept eut Of the hiil bv him. He
asserted further That when deserving
project was preached there were always
shout members of Congress who throat
sned t. defeat It with speeches unless
seme quite anaaserviHg project was ID.
with ii. The bill went over
until Monday
Tie House listened 70 not few ionr
speeches on the Interstate commerce bill
n rat fid Al this nigh intermiaahle de.
Bate tie Hause voted TO have night sea
lions next week