Philadelphia, Feb. 9.
Representative James M. Beck of Fennsylvania, whose speech against of Mr. Beck's prominence as international lawyer and a former} solicitor-general of the United States, being mentioned as political successor to William Vare as a possible substitute candidate for the Republican Senatorial nomination for the spring primaries, Mr. Vare will, be recalled as the man whose excessive campaign exenditures resulted in action by the: Senate which prevented him from aking the seat to which he had been elected.
the present time Mr. Vare is.
ill health, which in. all probability Bell prevent him from taking up the
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