Show TWO m BILLS ARE LIKELY to 10 PISS pa conservation measures agel get boost from mr rooseve oFfs promise to talk 01 RESULT OP OF fe several cabinet Meri bembera ibers an 0 ully aw awaiting a biting president tafts speen in may Derno democratic cratic leaders are aro I 1 planning for harmonious Har acy tion in fall fail campaign wash washington ington friends of th I COCK coa atlon modem movement in wash iv oto 1 n belleve bont bent liev aleve that gifford pinchot had 1 motive and one onty only in going a fiffia to 16 seo see theodore roosevelt e A abbot I 1 alth to Is wise in things other than 41 1 advocates of 0 saving the 4 A say aay that the former oriner chief foresti that it mr roosevelt could bo be ln to promise to address a meeting and would relt erato hi loy alty ally to the cause mem beral congress now lukewarm it not ILI U opposed to the vr a bills would get in unload urge uree their passage 4 what the friends of the for 1 11 expected has happened and therein there 1 noy a strong evident inclination ron on tho the part of 0 members of congress con gresa 1 10 gt vp their adherence to president preside statta earnest request that at leasot leas VJ n eerT atlon bills shall be ba passed rahla a this session the strong w oro a short time ago that both tho bier conservation measures boned until the news Besa ex hitt inow now that mr air roos roosevelt evelt has hasi 1 ho he did to mr air pinch ot there laia Hied reawakening of loj 1 I be before foia con congress greAs il M republican ilean m ii aJio MB I 1 aa with the people and while aerio tonally ily a good many of the republican Republic tili members were opposed to the conservation bills they have now concluded that it would bo be political folly for them to carry their opposition any farther and so the prospect Is that two of tho the eight or ten measures the most important two from the tha conservationists standpoint will see the lacht of passage sa go before congress adjourns meet views view of president the two bills for which hope has sprung anew are those which give the president the power to withdraw lands landa at any time that he thinks necessary and the other Is ono one which separates the surface lands from the mineral deposits lying underneath tot rot the purpose of disposing of the two separate ly the idea being to hold the taa mineral wealth so that the government can lease the right to get it out tor for the tha market it Is now pretty well agreed both by democrats and republicans that in view of the roosevelt pronouncement of continued loyalty to conservation president taft if he sees any further disposition to neglect the measure vi III send in another special message on oil the subject it seems that this conservation be r matter which the taa present president has made the he subject drone of one long message Is going to be ba depend ent in part at least for success upon the still existing influence of a former president of the united states anxious about taft speeches several members of the cabinet ars are extremely anxious to know what the tone of president tafts utterance Is to bi when ho he speaks in st louis and in cincinnati and in one or two other places the first drat week in alay it is said that t actor ney general wickersham lg Is more con corned c arned than any of the other cabi net members over mer the nature of the presidents danta address to the middle west erners ever since mr air wickersham spoke in chipego and took a course of d determined e ter mined opposition to those in urk gent gem republicans who are trying to pick to pieces soule some of the eions measures he has not been entirely happy it la Is pretty well understood in washington that mr wickersham believed implicitly it was tho the presidents intention to make a speech in washington on the same night much like the one the attorney general delivered in chicago air wickersham wack read the papers the morning following his own address and found that the president instead of I 1 using dongress Don the club on an the members bembera of congre greas aa who are supposed to be in G position opposition to his measures polled out and alfi waved in an olive branch there are those who abo think and not without w reason that mr Nic kersham fears the count country will get gel he be idea that he be and his chief are at 00 t outs as aa to the proper policy to bo used toward insurgents members therefore a it ta is that the attorney general genera and soma acme of file bis fellow cabinet members member ing forward anxiously to tha rest dents utterance on an his next trip talpa ar N wickersham feels that mr anft ought tofate to Fame gifts to trick back uette up the A po sIti or the actor attorney i ajoy toole at cl ago y not the to ve ow ba libor fl 1 3 it chal bai been sal said dindi in that I 1 it la Is ton in al n cincinnati la and n 4 possibly at PI ft f td dorika blo blow it at tho the republican jimb members braot ot coo con breall resa who b be d thinka for fop leannus leas nus of pers personal oual ambition are aie comba UnK ia some dia hla bill ur those c who were closest Aest tolba bo arvild h however did not ballein bel lein taftt t hei would totes k occasion caslen ta 40 arv things tb about 0 ut th hla washington ecce at the h abnit time thattie attorney y general waa eperu lamn in ne tio the president preside nt then to representatives of republican a ti clubs from differ elit parts at 0 the country coUnt rr and BO who to looked bedat at from a supposedly political ly ir wise standpoint that the occasion was i not tb the bno to of 0 any acao it la pretty aba ha clr eair c lr to make maha teat tnt the it an WT acme eharb ot of pa h insurgent Inn urgent when ho he speaks la in tola his ru lias haa ben been anad tie fore ore abt amelr it was made mada by tha vry very h il ual mf tatt ta tt would tint charp in ills hla Vash lington pr f ot of the forecast fore kast was and 1 ud it eota likely that tho the yest ft vl come in order the th Deau cratil teay isay that it the president attack tha he h will open wider ao brea 1 0 i tha tte publican pary party and mako more the election or at bouse 1 next Novo november inver i 1 y i 1 11 I 1 seyer ar V while tha ajl do no iad lait they imaye any gre great aeilt vall nf dence la in abe of all tiona bf thy the democracy to av A gether fa nono on ohp cliot they are none too certain tat n for or tho me hibb im wit tilli ua the otibe or tho QI 0 position inal anaka ii it seeni seem at leas thai At the blue sky ot of peace is over tl atie dem with to no foht bort clouds ola oft the horizon zoa att Is that the mem b bera ot 0 ra U congress I 1 fulti zo nu touch with leading members of lie to party in each district so GO that tho the so that the needs may inay be supplied and a campaign on behalf of democratic candidates may be conducted on lines they think are most likely to lead to success at the recent jeffersonian Jeffers oalan onlan dinner in washington mr air bryans letter which alch has been given wide pub was read in a sense it was the element that disturbed the equanis equanimity ity ot of some ot of the old line democrats but even the republican enemy admits addilla that the democracy acted wisely on the occasion by reading the letter by retraining refraining from making any acrimonious comments and by dolne doing noth ing to precipitate factional act lonal troubles tiou bles in any way the republicans now know pretty thoroughly the line which the democrats will follow from this time until november an attempt will be made to prevent throwing into the neld field any past matters or controversy the democrats will calir something by y the fact that the report of the currency commission Is not to bo be acted upon until next winter and there will therefore bo be no necessity probably for any sharp interchanges on tho the cur rency question in the coming campaign it debate on this subject were started the democrats fear that tho the silver question to which air bryan adverted in his letter to the tha jefferson birthday dinners might bob up once more and create trouble the tariff of course will be the leading issue and the demo rats already aro are preparing through the lie congressional campaign committee to make tho the most of the subject cot cost of living an argument tho the high cost of living it to la expect ec ei by the republicans will bo be used by the democrats as an argument against high tariff the committee committe e of 0 which senator henry cabot lodge Is the chairman la Is now investigating reasons for the high cost of living and it may be that when the committees committe esre report to Is read the republicans will find they have in it good campaign mate rial dal to offset the charges of uio tho democracy that the high price of 0 clothes food and other things Is duo due wholly to the tariff the democrats as the republicans know will charge that the opposition since it has been iz in control of the house houie of representatives has run roughshod over the wishes of individual members and to la somo some cases of the majority ct the house this issue will be with bir cannon personally eliminated democratic stump speakers will promise that to in a democratic house there will be no attempt at one man rule the leading democrats in washing tun tn are still at work trying to corn com plate tho the plan for perfect national bar bai meny that they been to think has haa been made possible by the pronouncement of john temple graves at the tha Jeffers jeffersonian onlan dinner to the effect that t the he members nf f tho the independence league will come bac into the old uno democratic told fold and will work for democratic democratic victory CLINTON |