one o'clock
`` I am not sending a word to my own paper . I am going straight to my bed . '' `` If you say so , Harley , I believe you , '' said Churchill . `` Besides , it 's past one o'clock now , and that 's past four o'clock in New York and past three in Chicago ; all the papers have gone to press , and we could n't send anything if we wanted to do so . '' `` There is nothing to tell you , '' said Harley , `` except that Mr. Grayson will allude to the tariff in his speech to-morrow , or , rather , this morning , at Waterville . He has promised the committee not to do so again -- they were not very willing to grant him even so little -- but it is a sort of sop to Cerberus ; later on , if any one twits him with avoiding the revision , he can say , and say truthfully , that he has spoken on it . '' `` I see , '' said Churchill .