WASHINGTON, Nov %, 1916.
Uho is 10 BE- Speaker i-Contents Of the Message
It's tone, &c, &c.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. ., lSa5.
Nho is 10 BE- Speaker p Confents Of the Msssage-


Its tone, &c, 8'c.


The canvassing for Speaker is still busily going
on among the friends of Mr.. Davis, &c. The diff
Guilty. so far, TO arise from the absence Of any
superior OF the party to settle upon, and being
all OF sameness-hence, ;he variety of candidates
But few OF the delegations from Pennsylvania, vir-
glnia and South Carolina have yet arrived, large
majority Of whom are opposed to canvass. The
impression seems to be that Mr.. Davis will be Sc :
lected but the friends OF other parties have different
opnions II the Speaker is taken from the West,
Il will be DAVIS, or McCeIland OF Michigan, very
worthy and rising man, and a ialr politician on the
democratic side Some OF the Northern men, are
tor making the abolition question test, but ii is
hoped the project VIII be abandoned as much evil
may result from ii. In case the election comes
fairly before The House, without caucus nominee,
the wings Will firsi vote their candidate and then
val decide between the others. and will prefer, no
doubt. FAR tariff man, or one who will give me-
drum committee of Ways ana Means.


The message, 20 tar ss relates 10 the ariff, meets
with Mr. Bnchanan's approbaiion--a tariff Tor reve-
nue. with accidental protection, and the Secretary of
the Treasury vii not recommend horizontal tariff.
Huf a small portion ot the Senate have arrived.
A - said several are SICK, and viii be absent


Among the attendants on the Supreme Court,
observe Mr. Willis Hall and Prince John Van Bu
rrn of New York The reporters and letter writers,
agF~ar 20 be coming in very thick Agreat scra,ch-
az "a seAts has been gong on to-day IN the House
~ Representatives