Hyde Park, Nov. 5.
find myself buried in an lancha of thousands of letters and telegrams and it is heartening to have this assurance that we re all going forward together,"
resident Roosevelt said to-day in accepting the overwhelming vote of confidence which the country gave him at the polls on Tuesday.
The President will give the nation a political breathing spell until Congress convenes in Jan-vary, It is believed here—United the Walsh-Healy bill compelting manufacturers contracting with the Ggvernment to subscribe to certain trad budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1997, high Government oftctals indlenied to-day.
"Meanwhile, Administration omelets are ni ready' working on the programme which ts to be recommended by President Roosevelt to Congress in The aim at present: appears to be to.fortity the New Deal Tegisatively, as! tt stands, rather than make sur-Hsing departures, although, in the et Executive's words, "there are thousand and one things to do."
The President, it ts believed, "will ok means of "regulating hours work and wages throughout the, coun-{ry without recourse to an amendment to the Constitution, but, if he is unable to do so, labour will demand
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