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WalBmgt0n, Fc5. IS, 1904.


DEAR SR-Your8 Of the Sd inG. is re-
ceived. On the futie& Of the American
I" Chancellor Of Exchequer" the peculiar
fayorite ofthe prefdeut and heads Of Depart
meat, and oten6ble leader Of the repubE-
cans in congrefs yoh ihall have ample iatif-
faction.


It IS new almoit the unanimous voice Of
the northern republicans that Virginia and
Mr. Randolph are attempting TO rule the
houfe of representatives and the nation by
violence. On the flb'ea cf the extinguifii-
ment of the fate balances, every member
from New-England, Judge Oin excepted,
unite in oppoGtion 10 the mealure. On
mott quefions, the northern representatives,
republicans and fcderaliHs, vote together.
Judge Olin with Us frequently, in oppo-
f;on to the faIary bill for infance. The
confe3uence Of this fchifm among republi-
cans is that meafure5 are Frequently carried
againlt the prime miniEer by fmcll najori-
ties, on all which occations and many 9th
ers, he abuEts the fpeaker and the houte in
| a mott infamous manner. In many Of his
| fpeecheS he tells the houie that their pro-
cecdings are diforderly. The other day
he told the houfe they were under the IN
Aucnce Of Mr.. Grifwold. and uied much
indecent language with relpet TO coalition
between Mr.. Grifwold and Mr. Lyon
whom he reprefented as the leader Of the
party oppofed to himlef. perfonal re.
counter of mott ferrous nature has tAker
place between Mr.. R. and Alto1., which
will probably end in a duel there mutt alf
be duel between him and hlr. Hampton
wAona he abuled in debate, AIr. z. IS fa