When he has been asked for definite proposals on agricultural relief he has replied. we are told. that he believed Congress ought to work out legislation without interference flom the Executive. Obviously this was because lie had nothing to suggest. When he has had suggestions to make on other measures he has not been held back by any great regard for the prerogative of Congress. On the tax bill and on Immigration he displayed no such attitude. ie did not wait. then. to see what we were going to do up here at tie Capitol before he declared himself. Instead. he expressed himself vigorously. and sometimes admirably. and once or twice defiantly. He brought every pressure at his command to bear to cause Congress to do what lie desired.
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