The Hattiesburg news., 1911-06-22

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from Democratic members OF tha house senate
From early morning immed lately after he had his
ast until he took the train for Trenton conn
uous reception nearly every of the house
calling him. and all the members of the SEN
ate with the conspicuous exception Bailey of Texas and
rev other pronounced Democratic reaconaries
Among the great number of house members visited and
talked with the governor large ex
pressed ntimaed their they will have an
opportunity of urging his election to the presidency. They
showed clearly among Democrats of all shades
of feeling toward Governor despite personal rela
tons existing between and the whole Democrat
ic membership of the house
Among the senators upon the governor were
Culoerson of Texas overman, of North Bacon of
Georgia. Lea of Tennessee Kern Indiana Hitchcock of
Nebraska Owen of Oklahoma; Williams Mississippi and
Clark, Arkansas
Senator Cuberson is known a admrer of Gov
ernor Wilson, and is expected to declare for him.
Culbeson is regarded Democrat and has
shown himself be strongly opposed eactonary tory
attitude of his colleague Bailey Bailey expected to support
Harmon or some other Cubersons prob
able announcement in favor of Wilson go long wav to-
ward emphasizing the already recognized fact that
wilson is becoming the candidate the whole force
within the Democratic party
All the developments past week tend TO make this
certain Attention has already been called har
mony established Democrats the somewhat
mixed result of the caucus which determined of the
Underwood wool bill
The chief of the Democratic proteconsts in both
house and senate commit Democrats of the hose
through policy taxing raw materials in
opposition to the declarations of the plat
form and to the pleadings of William j. Bryan
The willing to accept the Underwood
wool bill placing duty of 20 upon wool but only
with the understanding temporary measure intend
ed to obtain demonstration of tbe
Democratic policy
Since then, OF Mr. Bryan that the Demo
Gratis have presented their wool bill upon basis that of
tariff revenue when the protect the wool grow
es for such political effect the give recog
nzed Democrats generally as the simnle and rndnohl
truth.
The effect has been make Speaker Clark as presden
ua possibility the candidate of protection faction in bouse
and senate This faction majority in either bouse
At the time position which Clark has been forced
deprves him Of his valuable of
the support which expected he would receive from Will
liam ;enhihgs Bryan and the Bryan following e.,
In the aockng of house members Governor Wilson
today there was general appreciation the COVER
being absolutely free from of all the factona
intrigue and political rickery which progress here
among the Democrats since question opened
and the Bailey Martin combination gained anced
victory by eectng Martin the Democratic of that body
possesses advantages entirely strength
which make him the most probable Democratic nominee
In brief statement he took the train Governor
Wilson approved the of the congress to
this point including the action Of the ndorsed
the Underwood BILL careful to saw that this
action does not deny the propret policy in
favor of free materials
In circumstances it is generally conceded
that the fight of Bryan against and Clark and the
fight of Bailey Martin suppress the progressive sentiment
OF the Democrats in the all produce conditions which
VIII cause sincere progressive turn to Wilson
Regarding the Democratic Governor Wilson said.
The resolution passed by the very frank state
men and ustifes itself by showing Democratic marty
is trying to do the best that is practicable in the
circumstances mean that when revising a system
such the tariff, whole compensations of
revenue along the whole line But in revising schedule by
schedule make compensatons in the
individual schedules That is the penalties the
by step process 1t does not there is any
abandonment of principle in the action taken
been reasserted OF course am in raw mate
rias including free WOOL every Democratic platform
has declared for gradual tariff reduction"
He reiterated his belief in progressive movement as
inaugurated in the west The there de-
clared had satisfactory Along this line he smoke
of the progressive Republicans
II do not any difference between the Democrats and
what call progressive Republicans said he "except DOS
sbly the tariff"
He reiterated his approval the Canadian reciprocity
agreement
win it help the Republicans Democrats in 1922"
he asked.
Which party 1t will help entirely matter of indiffer
snce was the Te party of itself
lot Of the country Is going down to defeat"
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