Crossing over to the senate cham-
coats, and ^reminding me of a body
of church deacons more than a
body of legislators, except when
Senator Tillman awoke.
Then there was something doing.
He seemed to have his pocket full of
rocks, and was busy pitching them
at
debilitated tired mornings no ambition— -t onnparp(i
lifeless memory poor easily fatigued excit- fna it
able and irritable eyes sunken, red and hitting the mark pretty hard, and
blurred pimples on face restless haggard certainly spoke SO it might be
lookiugj vTt'fvK cleposit in unn® &nd fVinrmiirhlv iiTidpr^tond "^or he cer~
drains at stool distrustful want of confidence thorougniy unuersioou, -or ue ce
Washington who are the power in
tne capitol. They are President
Roosevelt, Speaker Cannon and
James A. Tawney, chairman of the
tommittee on appropriations."
I have no ax to grind, I ask no ap
pointment or office do not want one,
but this I will say without fear or
does more business and does it quick-
er than any man I ever saw, and if
you have any correspondence with
him, you have never failed to get an
answer promptly, and to the point,
and, while some may differ with
him on matters (I have myself),
when will our district get a man
should a change be made in the of
fice? Voters of the district, think
well and be sure that you make no
mistake should you retire J. A. Taw
ney.
ber^Touad'a^a"'"morTmSuTfi'e"d felt at home among the old familiar
body of men. All in Prince Albert «ghts, .the ^rr^and
ter tourists from the North, of whom
Sec. Cortelyou, on the bond issue,
of energy and strength? tainly did not mince his words. Sen-
Wnmmi a Snecialtv of place in that busy body of men.
