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WASHINGTON, Jan. IA 1916
THE war fever abates, and some of the trainers
of the Baltimore Resolutions TO the Wings
and exclaim-" Hold me or I shall fight"
OF all the humbugs Of the present season, the bel.
ligerent attitude assumed by Father RrTcHlE upon
this question before the meeting of Congress is the
greatest. Since the delivery of GIDpIscs's speech,
the old gentleman looks as if sleep had departed
from his eyelids"


The Conservative position assumed by Mr.. CAL
HoUY upon the subject OF Peace War, is perhaps
fortunate for the country but the Wings should not
forget that the great and permanent object in his re-
turn to the Senate is the overthrow of the present
Tariff.


Mr.. CRIrTESDEN's resolutions, think, will pass
the Senate. They leave the question where it
should be- and place the Wings on the right ground


Yours &c.