Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 123, 28 March 1912 — Page 3

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DEMOCRATS HOPE CQHTROL SEdATE TThlnk Trouble in. Ranks of Republican Party Will - Have This Result.

r WASHINGTON. D. C. March 28. r The Democratic gains of last fall, coupled with the factional troubles 'within the Republican ranks, has gtven rise to a feeling of expectation ! among the Democratic leaders that 1 they will not only Increase their majority In the House, but will gain con- ' trol of the senate, as a result of the elections to be held next November. A margin of only five votes now exl Ists between the two parties In the senate. The appearance of four new : senators, two from New Mexico and two from Arizona, does not help elther party, for New Mexico is sending up two Republicans and Arizona two Dem ocrats. With the arrival of these four senators the upper branch will stand as follows: Republicans. SI; Demo crats, 44; Vacancies 1. The vacancy Is in the State of Colorado, where Senator Charles J. Hughes died, thus costing the Democracy one of its ablest members, and the legislature, although Democratic, could not get to gether on a plan before Its adjournI ment. On March 1 next, thirty senators ' will retire to private life If they have inot meanwhile been re-elected by the I legislatures of their several states. The outgoing list numbers seventeen Republicans and thirteen Democrats. Among them are some of the most Influential members of the upper house, on the Democratic side as well as on the Republican side. Those to Retire. The seventeen Republicans are Messrs. Cullom, of Illinois; Nelson, of Minnesota; Richardson, of Delaware; ' Wetmore, of Rhode Island. Warren, of ; Wyoming; Smith, of Michigan; Kenfyon, of Iowa; Guggenheim, of Colorado; Gamble of South Dakota; Dixon, of Montana; Curtis, of Kansas; Crane, of Massachusetts; Burnharo, of New Hampshire; Brown, of Nebraska;, Briggs of New Jersey; Bourne, of Oreigonand Borah, of Ihado. The Democratic senators whose iterms will expire next March are: Davis, of Arkansas; Bacon, of Georgia; Paynter, ' of Kentucky; Foster, of Louisiana; Gardner, of Maine; Percy. of Mississippi; Simmons, of North : Carolina; Owens, of Oklahoma; Till- ' man, of South Carolina; Taylor, of (Tennessee; Bailey, of Texas; Martin, of Virginia; and Watson, of West Virginia. . Of the thirteen Democrats, several are already assured of re-election and i of the remainder the majority are certain to be succeeded by Democrats. Maine and West Virginia, are the only two states in which there appears to 'be a possibility of the present Democratic senators being succeeded by Republicans. The Republicans in Maine believe that the Democrats, despite 'their victory of last year, will not be .able to elect the legislature this faH. Failure to control the legislature will mean the retirement of Senator Gardner, who was appointed by the Democratic governor of the Pine Tree State to fill out the term of the late Senator Frye. In West Virginia, which Is ! normally a Republican state, the leaders of that party are hopeful that i they will be able to unseat Senator i Watson, who is filling the vacancy

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Aggregations of Delegations to National Convention Look Like Highway Robbers. A Righteous Man in Bad Company.

BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE. Pictures in the paper are funny looking things. Perfectly respectable members off society a brace of bishops attending a conference, in instance will look , like deep-dyed villians by the time they have passed through the presses, And estimable ladies attending a state meet of the Federation or United Order of something or other will present the general appearance of feminine members of the Camorra. As for our roost elegant politicians! You only have to consult the current papers. " 'Xuf said." The stars of the black-hand society

have nothing on them if their pictures j may not necessarily become an absoreally reproduce what they used to . lute oligarchy. call their "lineaments." j There should be some way by which It must be said, however, that in the the people could register their direct, pictorial record of the divided delega- j unhampered, honest and convinced extion for the Chicago convention the ; pression. Roosevelt lineup is more pleasing to The present way is certainly not the eye than the Tart barring one conducive to that expression. who looks like number 666 out on parole. There is nothing that charms the The Taft quartette would be sen- tourist, or visitor or temporary resitenced before the evidence was intro- deiit in England and the continental duced, with the possible exception of , towns more than the decorative effects New who might be let off with a fine achieved in the raise en scene of a and reprimand. Lined up with Fair-' city through the use of vines and win-

banks and Watson New looks like an , ingenue. Of course everybody understands about Mr. New. This is merely a light observation or two on his picture in the paper. If a member of the feebler sex may be permitted a timid comment, the wonder might be expresed that such a good, nice, honest, well intentloned man as is Mr. Taft, should flock with such a band of political assassins. Why, since he is so undeniably good, has he insisted on associating himself ever sine he reached Washington in an executive capacity, with admittedly the most confirmed machine politicians of his party. He Is constantly in their political company. Always on their defensive outposts. Continually in their secret consultations. Taft is no doubt all right. But he keeps curious company. And the most curious aspect of the case is that the company cares just about as much for Taft and his interests and the social and political ideals for which he thinks he stands as they do for the celebrated dirt under their feet. Does Taft command their admiration and respect? Not so you could notice it. The truth is he. has their amused contempt if surfaces were scraped off and the thing cut down to the bone. What do they care for this nice good man ! Its only a matter of time when he'll be ditched in cold blood. To anyone who reads the papers and observes the trend of recent events in Indiana, in instance, the wonder still remains if Roosevelt was so popular a few weeks ago and in various straw votes led all other presidential possibilities among those of his party why Taft gets the delegations. These are the mysteries which women would like to penetrate. They'd like to understand the innermost mechanism of that perfect machine whose construction reaches from the back alleys and livery stables of your own town to the baronial halls in Indianapolis where the free electors of this commonwealth are "instructed." No doubt these few "remsrks" may exhibit a pitiful lack of sophistication. But someway it is impossible to believe in the dazzling political purity of a man whose most strenuous adherA Fish Aids Seienee. There appears to be no limit to scientific cariosity, especially In Germany. Mot long ago a scientist of Leipzig, wishing to ascertain whether fish are. warmer tban the water they live in. stack a needle connected with a thermoelectric circuit into a living fish in an aquarium. The needle formed one element of the circuit, while the other element was immersed in the same water that contained the flsb. The latter was not seriously injured by the needle and quickly became indifferent to It Then as the fish swam bout, carrying the needle, the ingenious sarant closed the circuit and kept watch of the galvanometer. It showed no deflection whatever, from which he concluded that the fish and the water werw precisely equal in temperature, for bad either been warmer tban the other a current would have been generated in the circuit Chicago Bec-ord-Herald. The Furtive Leek. Here is something' worth while for bachelors to consider. A Boston woman says she can detect a bachelor as far as she can see him. Khe always knows a bachelor by his furtive look. The furtive look, she explains, is something akin to that of a hunted animal, always on the watch for snares and pitfalls. ' Of course this may apply only to Boston bachelors, but It would be well for ail other single unfortunates to take a good look st themselves In, the mirror and find that telltale took. If they do there is n easy way to ' efface it Cleveland Plain Dealer. Hm Excuse at AIL A noted comedian condemned at a dinner In New York: a new comedy. "Its climax." he said, "is false and unsatisfactory as false and -unsatisfactory as Rowndars excuse. On Rowndar return at a very late hour hia wife said reproachfully: You used to vow 1 was the sunshine -of your life, bat now you stay oat night after ulgbt. 'Well, my kwe. said Rowndar. 1 dea't ask for sunshine after dark.

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The truth is that the original pur poses of this government have been deffected, if not entirely nullified. As near as anyone can discern at this distance, the founders of this republic sought to protect the popular will from every assault on its expression and integrity. This purpose has, however, seemingly been hoist by its own petard.- We are just about as far from a pure democracy as we are from Mars. Pure democracy, it is said, is an impossible ideal. This may be. But at least a Republic dow-boxes In the poorer districts of London a certain gayety is given the "mean streets" by the diversity of color provided in this manner. The smallest cottage will have a box on the window ledge filled with bright flowers. And in the famous "west end" in the aristocratic residence and hotel section, it gives vivacity, life and charm to the otherwise somewhat dull facades of the English metropolis. Why this is not more- universally adopted in the United States is not explained unless the permanent residents of any city or town have been given over more to the material side of life and are only now beginning to consider its aesthetic aspects. Nothing adds more to picturesqueness than vines. Vines cover a multitude of architectural sins. Some of these are being softened by the vines now almost covering one part of Lindley Hall, Earlham. It takes a very hardy vine of this character, however, to live in this climate. The small-leaved English ivy cannot stand the rigors of our winters. One or two which had grown to proportions in this town have been killed within the past few years. As to window boxes, for long the one on a window ledge of the Kelly Building at the South East corner of Eighth and Main streets, was a delight to the eye. Window-boxes are not possible, of course, where there are outside shutters, but very few of the latter are used nowadays. On the down town business houses, however, window-boxes could be used with great effect. The Y. M. C. A. Building, which has a tremendous expanse of facade and side-wall could be made highly decorative by the placement of window-boxes filled with bright-colored flowers. The attention of the Woman's Auxiliary is respectfully called to this possible tangent to their activities. If the residents of Richmond are really interested in adding to the pici turesqueness of the streets nothing more conducive to that end could be made available. Externals are powerful in psycMic effect. The spiritual tone of a town might be influenced through a change in its physical complexion its mere actual outward aspect. Admirers of the writings of that inspired colporter, George Borrow, author of "The Bible in Spain," will be interested in the announcement that a memorial tablet has been affixed to the house in which he lived in London 22 Hereford square, Brompton. Another tablet of literary interest recently placed in London is at 17 Red Lion square, W. C, the home at one time of D. G. Rbssetti, William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones. Tonsiline Cures The throat is one of the most delicate parts of the body. It is also Cam Thty4 one of the most im2ore i nroai pjjrtant, should be siven the best possible case. The throat is the gateway to the body. The air we breathe, the food we eat, the liquids we drink, all pass through it It is very easily affected oy cold, strain, exposure, etc, and Sore Throat is therefore one of our most common ailments. Strangely enough, it is also one of the most neglected. Bore Throat is a very serious matter, for the whole system is in danger in consequence of it Every Sore Throat patient is a candidate for lonrilitis. Quinsy, Diphtheria an other serious or fatal anesses. all of which can be prevented by the timely' cure of the Sens Throat by the use of TONSILINE. If taken in tune a dose or two will do it TONSILINE is made to cure throat diseases and nothing else. It is the one remedy for this purpose sold larger in the United States. Every user endorses it; every physician, knowing its virtues, commends it The one most important thing to remember about TONSILINE ia the fact that it really does can Soto Throat 25 cents and SO cents. $1X0. AU Druggists. DR. B. McWHINNEY Physician and Surgeon Office Gennett Theater Building f North A Street Residence, The Ardea, & 14th A Phones Office. 2SS7; Rea. 293C

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