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4eet4 A-loS
currsney and Tar,ff Reform to Pressed
Hand n Hand.
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Washington. June a.
An -old-timer. r. W. Hunter. last
night, in discussing the Presidents
message said:
THAT was very remarkable address
the President delivered to Congress to-
day. Il was far Above the heads OF
many persons and have no doubt that
1t was huckleberry above the persin-
mon, as the saying goes in North Caro-
lima, of quite number Of men in his
immediate audience; but 10 was great
speech and will soak IN.
"CongressRnSn are not accustomed
to being talked to. or talked at, IN this
way, and no President since John
Adams liz years age until Mr. wilson
mas go.een rlgns Gown VITA ene lnsn-
hers OF Congress ana TAXED % snem az
u they were really human. Aaikeul
why IA my tnree-score ana 10
years never nave knoWn any otner
pubic man 70 tax better, ana, take my
woro Iof IL the sort OF oaik Mf' wilson
:. r 4 "a. u ..:.l,.1ta
that fellow McReynolds on the point
that no LAWYER over 60 years of age
should be appointed Judpe-an utterly
foolish position even for McReynolds to
take-I should say that Mr.. Wilson
really is great man. Indeed, think
IN spite Of this blot ON his 'scutcheoD,
that he really is great man, and that
his name will live among the few, the
immortal names, and so on.
cit looks to me that he is trying to
run the Government on the lines Of the
Shorter Catechisrn. which was described
by Doctor Girardeau as .the greatest
DOOR Oh ulVlQlLY ever aSHGl0Dt60el his
does not mean. of course. that the
Shorter Catechism can be regarded as
parallel reading, in the Study of politi-
cal platforms. but it does mean that
the the men who have been brought up
on that sort of diet display the per-
severance Of the santa, when thew 90
into politics.
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..'-e ~ :.
ftaturaiiy' eleEe IS lhucn uisquieeuue
among some oi our Dansihk iriehus "no
nave. pseh running tne country atl
these tat years Tor tnem IN tnelr stalss
and lean years Tor the FOLK QUE IN the
Darn lot, ana can imagine that tney
are positively shocked Dy the suggestion
that way IS to be found 70 reheve
them OF their engagement AS up-
| dersIand II, the new currency pian
does not contemplate taking away from
the bankers OF New YORK any OF their
right to do business, but that 1t pro-
poses only than the bankers IN other
places shall also have the right, that
Philadelphia and Boston and Chicago
and st Louis and San francisco and
Charleston and Richmond shall bank on
their own resources ana nor upon the
accommodation they can get from the
great manipuiators IN the great metrop-
OILS.
nave been told that IN the panlckJ
times OF 1917 southern bankers, VINO
were DONG business with New OK
were not permitted to draw on tnell
own Iunos, ana were compeiied TO IS
sue sort OF emergency currency o.
their own called Clearing house Cert
ncates, untli' tne @Penen among tnt
! SPECTATORS having passed. they coule
draw on their own FUNDS TO meet tnei
obligations ana the necesslAes OF IN
communities IN which they were dolnf
Dus,'ess.
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