Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-12
In the Senate.

washington, Dec. 5.-PracticaTy
entire time of the senate YESTERDAY \
devoted, to the introduction of bills
resolutions. Two Of these measu
relating to the Suppression Of anad
and the dealing with anarchists Y
allowed to lie on the table so that d
authors. Mr.. McCcmas Of Maryl
and Mr.. Vest of Missouri, MAJ b
thtm to the early attention of the 4
ate. The Isthmian canal report 4
transmitted to the senate by the p
ident and several bills providing
the construction Of the waterway
of them by Mr.. Morgan of Alaba
who has led the movement for the -
nal in the past. were presented
Washington, Dec. 6. - Senator
Comas of Maryland made an extern
and carefully prepared speech In
senate yesterday with anarchy as
theme, and was followed by some b
remarks by Mr.. Hoar Of Massaca
sets on the difficulties In the way
dealing with anarchist assassins.
McComas' remarks showed careful
animation OF the legal authorities
maintained that congress had fun p
e under the constitution to enae
law furnishing with death any peri
killing a president or ~assaulting
president with intent to XIII, or aiap
inciting or procuring such an ct
favored rigid provisions in the im1
grafton laws for the deportation
alien anarchists. Much OF the spe
was devoted to an explanation o.
dangerous doctrines Of anarchya
the extent TO which these doctrines
been propagated within recent ya
Senator Hoar's remarks were lnte'q
Ing, coming from the venerable III
RAN Of the judiciary committee, w
will have much to do with the ram
OF any legislation on this subject
said that the difficulty was tna1 -
sins OF kings and rulers always s~A
in their crimes and were In no "''
TERED by the fear Of punishment
this reason he thought It was 80
useless 10 multiply punishnents'
most effective remedy he sugsn
would be to have the civilized haIY
of the world agree upon SONS uess
spot on the earth's surface 70
all anarchists who uphold assa's,
ton or the overthrow or gose
should be transported. In sucn
munity the anarchist coulo 49,
his theories Of living witnou.
eminent and the world YOU T"
his presence. -, ..,srdf
The senate passed a bill ex.ess,
the life of the industrial co
until Feb. Is, next, to compism ra
work II now has In hand. Tne ees
tee which will consider an apss.r,aj
tribute to the late president .ssoaruJ
was announced. The sena'e
until next Monday.
Washington, Dec. TN
yesterday Speaker HendelsOa
nounced the following coni,nl D
Ways and Means-Payne " crosys1
zell CPa.), Hopkins QiLl. ale ds-
(ohio), Russell Comm, s.e BsDcd
Tawney Minn.), Long lha1In ,ns; Rr
CWis.), Metcalf (Cal.J, Repupwsl ssd
ardson (Tenn.), Robertson nV'N sVas
son lya1. Mcclellan n. -
New. Cooper CTex.), DemoT Bn
Observation-Disclosures uiis1' pam
nan 8ap Hemenway Qndl yosd
1yuis Moody Mass.1, van n
eobioi McCleary (Minn9. Lit p.rsh' 81
Brown,ow 1Tenn.), Gardner Iiy!asa
kett Neb.). Republican, fcoL.l re
CGa.), McRea (Ark.). fen Taylor w
CTenn.), Penton (Mo.)' anu
Democrats. Mo)
Enrolled Bills-Wachter ~. HI
nel.), Burk (Pa.), Currier I'd Edss1
rublicans. Lloyd (Mo.l
MONT, Democrats. sures y
presented to the house wo,as. proCsN
OF them, by MI, Bah OF ,sI conriu
the appointment Of a spe0 - rspors
OF nine representatives ,,rs cr
antitrust bill. Represenaced
packer OF Indiana intrsnt %
providing for an amenos p
Constitution permitting coasnrs 81
the capital stock and e~a,ourpsS ~
porations. The house
Tuesday.