| Show LEADERS OF HOUSE FROM ti THE COUNTRY Speaker Cannon Chairman Payne and Champ Clark Given as Examples VIEW OF HOUSE OFFICIAL OP or THE METHOD OF or MAKING NEW LAWS BY FY CLIFFORD I Wa July Judy 9 Did you ever observe remarked a veteran cf or tiie te t e House Hous that the tho members who are as ac a the leaders on both sides of or orth tbt th chamber hall hail as a a rule from what ar t nn oo o districts Of e c ar UM not for fer the UtO reason that Tv w wn n t a member melD or looms up In the pub pU pUHI HI Ih cP r t the people pepi pI speak pe k of or him and ana anac c f M bl I state tat n set Ret t of r hill district d But the tho fart frt la is 11 the Ute member who Is I spoken c f M ss Trader leader If der and so eo looked upon by his colleague C represents a constituency n v y comp composed ea of farmers And ADd this thle In a measure sure why the B Bf f c 11 Mural t nal el da clan generally g get t the ti tl un n shop fh fl y r demand dealand N w there to ts Speaker Cannon He lIe lIet Ilet t ii tbs ti t Republican leader Ider and for years r t as to 1 l Ti ld a front rank po n In the theN If N sr He Ile comes com from a country dis distort tort Ill Then there Is Ie Mr air Payne Irne of New I 1 rk Ills JUs Is I largely rat ral lie He to k the Ute floor i and has held hold that responsible t tion ever since ACe the tho d death th of oC Mr f EKl y of oC Maine X Next to Mr Payne In pott yost ot of oC Ouen oom om s Mr Yr Taw r of Cr Minnesota Una t and Mr Ir Smith of or Iowa Farm Farmere constitute the major maJorI li I of r their and It Is the tile farmer vot Yot rotas that k keep p them Ut m in the II tit jar Even Mr Dalzell of f t in into II A while h b he comes eom from the OM great greatt t to s rug r I y of oC part of his hie die dle pi l j 1 agricultural and it to is In this Ulle I 1 art ar I f r hU his district where the on n t him ht to Is t to if Democrats In n fH the Democratic side eWe of the House Heus Housey y j mil n t 11 find fry by r spacing glancing over the Ute ther e r Directory that Minority Leafer Mark Clark Or oC f Missouri represents f r 1 H the e most moet part pa rt farmers farmer They TIley They keep J l i m to in the House because u e he knows k v 1 i they want and knows Just Juat how howIt f 1 it Th n rhea n there to is Mr r Und Under r rv t v J j i f r Alabama AIa Ho lie II represents r neham n ham district which contains many c but bet Its ll It th tI the men who till the thes s a u who w ow ho k keep op him there Mr Dune Burle Dunes K s n 1 of f I Texas and aNI Mr Clayton Claton ef of Ala Ma Lima tama who take prominent parts In Int t r belong MIng to country die diet f t I 5 1 and tk tr they y have havo made e good gd as ast t f r M shows 1 bo bow Vw w and t then th n a member amIter m ml r from a city c r Y t will be bo kept la In the tho Ilou until oath ir t r un of or his h own OWR accord And It to is I IT f T fur fair ir to 0 My that In to such eh Instances Ita Itar r r ember m r from the city makes mako good i 1 in t IS I leadership l The Tho late Speaker La I of was wao a notable r an Ln Ho lie represented a district In r f e rn rt ruy of oC Philadelphia and n een fi r i f It In of oc 0 i ia to toc c G nar T t r f this class c Ho lie U to Is the tho Father c f r Ho by reason of or his hf lon loni long longno i no T 4 1 service rv and aM up to t within with the thet i i few t yeah y ho he II took a moot t prom cr er f I part In la th Howe U proceedings proceeding i 1 the 1 1 hoot koot their c j 1 th the farmers tile the city olty elt folks folk would far a bettor In tA tho tN matter of L c 1 of the tho United Ual Stales Stat su 1 Duet court talking talk to a party of or 11 d on the b of oC the tho rc it r id d made this thle St J t n III nr nJ x J r is a mistaken Idea Mee to suppose a I Congress on doom doos 0 Ret not respond re to 0 the there rt re of Ute the people for far laws to te oar cor abuses abu which la the minds mind f A study of the thea 3 a It t will show bow anyone that Con Cont p t ha nos never aver to peas Ia thought tho the country wanted waRt 80 So Sol l f a J th t I hf h laws law H constitutional v c the tho lawmakers never nevery it y sloop sleep OK OR that tt account at They THoy The t r I t to make Ice a record r that would wad r the h approval of ot their oon Utu I e c fh th h courts could N peso upon the tile C of f too the law lawT T at af IB Is what you will witness with t tt 1111 law taw before many moon moms moonA en A Ion as Intricate ate as u railroad eon oon eonY Y the tho should houN not bOt bo bf bor bea r 1 a through Congress but bat should ho iW I r n n ld la I all of Its phases But Dut Butir stir ir 11 to hurry hrry up and pet got t through f P il huc business IMM precludes the Ule con eon conr r 3 ration that such II an Important r r ure should receive and Hence It f Rw w that the tM rousts will soon be bo bor beI r cr rl I upon poa to pass pap Judgment OR on the Ue theT T v K n Congress You Tn will find tiN this r f t nearly every ever Important law lawe fi e 1 4 d 1 by Cell during the tho past v n year pears The Tho most moot notable MotaMo ease case i 1 will win admit a to b tIM the Sherman Aen aa anti ABU antis s if lA and a Its Ite application Oa to te labor tor Public Fabric fills C gr proved preyed to te be e rather liberal r 4 e matter mattor of public buildings for forta xa ta j u of f the country try and av a J d 4 an expenditure of oC some me meng IK ng Tike kit mM Mo but hut It If the tho mem tr bc who were successful in having rP Tittle Mite bills Included In the orani T r public building ng ti d the ther r f th tb they r would wouW soon got get et busy boy ex ox exa exi i a 2 l ng tag to their constituents the con conr conn r r n q in tIM the treasury trea ry department It r a s tr to interesting to know that out outI I f rice v zany laDY i ny hundred of p public build nJ r Rills bills that passed the House He and andt t during the and aBd Mix t t es some J 2 6 have as yet i untouched in the tile of e t in the treas tT t IY department T y r f last annual report of ot the tho su eu eutre tre nr ne architect t issued last Jac fan fall the tho thon thes n s 1 V Tint mot t was wa made mad at that time there TiP T r t public appropriated opp erp waiting g their th r turn The Tho delay dela In Incases ran cases rases la In I beginning the u work on nn onit onT T f ant it s and specifications Is la due to tv the VI 31 1 fights In agreeing on tn a site for tor the building Tho The question of a n site for a federal building often causes more work for the secretary of tho the treasury than does doos a bond bon 1 issue Mem fem Members bers hers who understand the slow action of ot the supervising architect In the matter of public buildings avail themselves of ot it by telling the people of oC their towns that next year they the will get got an In Increase Increase crease creaso in the tho appropriation with au zu authority thorny for fol a larger larer building There Is muck truth In this a as the bill which President Taft Tatt signed the day before adjournment contained many authorizations attens aLfons for tor Increases in the appropriations Dens made for buildings in to the last Congress Pension Pen Ion Cases Canen The member who will draw up p a abill abill abill bill covering every pension case will prove himself a benefactor not alone to tho the old soldier but to Congress said aid Representative Martin of Colorado In discussing pension legislation There are quite a few old soldiers In my m district and not a week goe goes by but I letters asking for Cor pen on legislation Some of or the tho members ore are areso so IJO busy looking up pension matters that they hey have time but for little else Of the bills blUs and resolutions In Introduced In the house In the session Just closed at least 91 99 per cent of or th them m dealt with pension cases caRO casesI caROI I have not examined the statute books b recently but I am told by the older eider members that there are more laws relating to pensions than any other subject and aDd yet Tet It seems that with all an anthe the laws lawn cases arise artee that require special acts of ot Congress to mote mete out Just Juet treatment to some Iome old soldier ready to t beet beat 88 t his bis last tattoo The sin singular singular gular cular part of or it Il Is the tho number of private private private vate pension bills Mils Introduced in Congress Con C n gress at this thin late MIS date exceed by many thousands the bills bUls Introduced a few years after th the civil war The member who will frame a general law covering all aU the cases we are now asked to con consider consider sider will certainly make a name that will endure |
