Goods Words For Representative Gorman

The Washington correspondent of the Detroit Free Press, in yesterday's paper, says of the representative in congress from this district: "Representative James S. Gorman has been an admirable committeeman, and the importance of his assignments has made his work valuable. On the committee on military affairs he has performed much labor. Chairman Outhwaite, of the committee, says that he has never had a more valuable associate than Mr. Gorman on the committee. The second district member's prominence and ability on the committee were recognized by Speaker Crisp when he made him a member of the W st Point board of visitors. Mr. Gorman has been an indefatigable worker for his constituents, and has secured many appointments in the departments, and the passage of a nurnber of private bilis for the relief of sorae of his people. He obtained the legislation for the completion of the Jackson building, and did othor substantial work for his district. He has not often spoken, but when he has done so it has been effectively. Mr. Gorman has been a steady sup porter of the administration in congress."