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setts. You aTe not strong enough in
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ocrats and each other at the same
time." Senator Dolliver, in behalf
of the insurgents, declined the invi
tation of Senator Rayner to 'join the
democratic party, saying: "I have
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sympathy with that party, but very
little confidence In It. Tho present
political evil," he said, "is that a
few men have grown bo strong that
they are knocking tho heads of the
two great parties together." He said
tho party of the future will bo based
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ocratic floor leader, is quoted by tho
Associated Press as follows on tho
senate postal savings bank bill: "Tho
democrats will never stand' for the
senate postal sayings bank bill. It
looks also as though the republicans
were not goitfg to stand for it, either.
Postal savings - banks "were favored In
the democratic national platform, but
only in the event that guaranteo of
bank deposits by the government was
found impossible to accomplish.
When we find out what sort of a bill
the republicans .on this side are go
ing to bring in., we styall then be
able to determine what, bur attitude
will be regarding it. It is one of the
most important pieces of legislation
in TSongress and It will have to bt
givqn very" thorough consideration."
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