New-York tribune. [volume], May 11, 1913, Page 4, Image 24

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? . Mi?- bill i- p.,?--???] by i".t!i house
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law, ??r for his veto, will nullify all tin
' ?ne, uni? i' i ?il be pass? ?! by th<
Flous? -i : .-? n ite again by I
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of the Hou . and ?-v
t.? make ^??.il on hi- job, In- frequentl)
I ? running ahoul lik?'., hen with hydrophol . H
up and dutit eoming down. II?
mmenti I telegi ms of threat?
Hisdi iti gu? i urge him
'I h< leaders force him Im. k
And th< result is thai some time or other he i
? ? i rush oui into the moonlight, take one long breath
fragrant April air, and babble foolishly to tl
"D ' : thai i- ii"t all. In hi- "t? in?.in? nt at tin- begin
?**?' ninjj ??: this < "? 'ii^r?- he find at his offici '
. morning an?! every evening seekers after j< ?
have ii'?i ?already 1" en filled by the new administration.
Mosi ? i them an his constituent , ome ol them resi
?ngton. Some of them are apparently
i! t?. ?!??, an : ive upon tin ?r face ? tl?.-1,
? ? tnd hard times. He deals with all of them
'??? t he? in whii h m? an ? thai noi many "!' thei
? ?lu, 1 to it is that he will work t"r the n? m
? : the disappointed on? into uchaframe
i thai they will not vote, talk, and \\"rk againsl
when he i- up for rc?lci tion.
ing "f drawing down ?.?ven thousand five
?-." Farmer John, who
?ilwa*. ? foremost at the tove, "is like robbing us tax
What mi earth ?!?? you think ., man can do with
ill 1
?? fir i plai t?, tl nd 1.rding hou ? m
Wa hington take it away fn?m him in large lice .
? !-- ?'? under the delu ion
i : i 'ongre - have onl> tv
. ami the other is to pay them
Mort "v i. '?'??? peopli
im in amounts varyini
from i . ? -i .luir, h ?
philanthropic pi? ni- . ...
:?:...oui?- or graspta*
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nough left i'-r these pui
All mi]."- in Congress originates in com*
?h? riili.'t- belongs to two oi
itntnittee meets two "i
I' ? -:'- ?i..! houlder his
? ,n ! -!'..- ti"t
H ill.- Mils f.i.-rr.-'l t" that
? '.um ?? ? . nd of no
i.. - .him by his tVI It is practi? -illy a ne?
? ol !ii fellows,
ih.it : irk. Aii'l. when a
new in? 1 thousand bills are in
th. , .a i h mi t., room, .in. I tint his voice i> one "t those
which will decid? uli.it nil .i -u. - are to 1?' r.-i.-.tfl '.r
if the weighl "!' the world had
ipon his un?
\ *.;.-? : ? ? : il itten ..irioty
iiiul iitirnl-.T of topi? - on ulii.li the constituents write
to their i mbers. And a tragedy could be built on the
.Irearj political death I bei who have failed to
in .-..i *":?. . letter promptly. The member who has
in*<>f abilil ? up with hisc< ?rre ipondence
and exerts himsell t.. the utU*rrnosl t.. fulfil all the
? ma<lc !.. him l?v hi ? . generally taya in
But, it he doesn't answer
those1? ttii , ami it" he do? n't work for his own people,
ill be brief, n<. matter how perfeci
an organization he may have I? t*. al home or how brill
he -'.ill deliver in the next
ign. The voters, ti^'tiriiiK' thai they gave the man
hi ?ob, raleulate a little further, and reach the con?
clu i'.ii tint i,, j ,n W'.i hingt.?n to work for them and
l<> la* .?n th? l !n m every
/*") ? i. !? h tin* n.-a lawmaker
^* -i I bend all :.i i n< rgi? .....
of lulls
in wlii. It be is ii ? ? ? lar di tri? t.
He mus? know ?? ? men wh?
men of big comn
. rutinizers of legi I ition, ??ill ?
hinder him in his projet ts. If you
-1..I1 bill passed, or an appropriati
river in jrotur ?county, or for a public buil
town, you will stand a fair, ham .? to g?
your Representative has found
ure on its way. He mi
go*******ning such bilk. He mu I ? ?,, .^^
committee ??.,? li measure has been r? ??? ' He must
o,, to see the chairman of th I omi the*******.
5ers of the special Mbcrommittee wl -.., oiiht
bio. Finally, when il i- report? I, ,,n ?j^
floor ready to ?ask a vote on il 01 ??
by unanimous consent. Hi?
nt to the Senate, he mus? foil .
port for n there from one or both of 1
senting his State. To hav? II
into law, a member mus! ?
An in? idenl illustrating tl
.,t the la l Congf???. A new m n
having a bridge bill reported to th< H 1 ? -. Tl
done in su? h a mann? r tl I it u?,
and had it passed by majority ?-???? .-?,1 un.
der the impre ion thai tl ?? is 01 1
gent" ?aliii'lar. And. when he I
unanimous consent, the obi
-I'll never forget thai rule again,"
ufly. "These rules arc the hai :..
member 1 ever saw.
OCCASIONALLY neu Congn
i inlv a month or two ago 01
W ? ington "to look the fi? Id ovei
He infonned many older memh
pi i, e "ti the Way - and Mean I
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t places on 'hat powerful coi ?
man as the reward for both marl I length
rvii e. He fell ab ol itel
to make knoam his desires, and tl
him. He wa di ? ? in1
?gnments that the ol I?
ought to have, not rhr ones he want?
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