The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
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Warned y led Il BY Presi and
5reserltatives zli &, q That They Must
Accept Inevitable III Ac- NJ " A a
q Accept Some thing
~ Worse ''s','s' 4 4, Later 6 55i8
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is From Our gulart Correspord dento 3Y9Ss
WASHINGTON !. III II 3, & Feb. g. Ths
House OF Represents tives voted tt,js AZ. N
lternoonto consider the frelgh rate bIlls
et o-trprro edneslay and II thursday. .8S
when g vote Will be ii. " The Hi ou,seS
will meet ut a. q clock dali y8until the sbiil
is passed. + will be passed N Under tha 5
rule adopted for Its discussion. no q arnend.s
3ments men oan be offered by eit no.
craft or leans and ths as
is thus given hat the 81 viii go y,
the s9ena e precisely the form, III MI
y. vas IN troduced in the House, and Iii
lWhlch Y WI cave hat bod
Tremend dous Strugg le. .s |
5s9e2ld men who have d been Bout RI con. y
sress. Tor yea rs say hey have never VII -$
messed !A such &tremendo GUS OF forts made n to
y secure g. Y, ton as are being put forth
3,o e, about l,assagef
station at Il his session 81 The pre- entySofE
course. is q e. the head of the forces at =;
siing sto secure IL rat te reEulatl law mi Il
penind III him are the Democrats 81 of tfas
ltose and sena te, and sn port onS 81 EtheG
JtIepl !7Ip " bllcan The raj lroad are firhfinr
q q t DIT Rapresen tatlvos "a Az.
n1ond speakln tl1e II IIo USE v thia af .sa
}erffoon galnst the rule, which ll forbid4s
~, nts to- the pending Bill. declarsi
stne desired TO propose amend.s
ylnents, which we Id make the d III Al.
form more nearl VI toE the recolnrnand iona@
g q ~ the Presld etit and tf,at tha
oWnsend- a9 Esoh bill oes not do "a,
The most rkHble a feat ira M rst MI
Uganda he sra te 8ibilI e.fR tha#s ~
iorts 1ls aw - dent Rooseye elt ms ma i,
lng :. 1to ing uce the lea rail men
~ tIe country to support IIIeS
.asa beea IS lent
bt IS 81 rs Ss III
err d tho utlar 4. t
not bel laYet has slcc gd sfi1SWitl.a,
mn q! over ese agnates, Il hougll itSis!
knoWn lS t' he has told them that ifa they do
not not accept this they vii sba COM lied q
20 70 "a re S "a Vorse In the future.
Hepburn Stro Ike .3s III.
F2. An ntaresting story, Is told ~ ( how
Representa- I've Hepburn Of III ToWa J. Who
VIII he In charg e Of the ma joritySb %in
the House,, forced the Pennsy vailIa dele-sS
alton Ito stay In the eau Gus Inst Fridn
~ when the r Republicans agreed on a@pro-8$
gramme Tor IA te:1 eglslatton, The Penny
;sylynnlans Ind de clared openly III hat they
would bolt II the caucus tried II to mai ke II
them vote to help carry 4Ou TIA progrRnlnlas NJ
affecting K rnilroads 5 in which nj illona8 3 f
Pennsylvania A1none were invested. SsSI sfs4 II
said Colonel Hepburn wentS:to ono 4 & the
delegations. no o ther I than j ohm 'Dalze1l.F
the high priest Of protection, as vi he u q "
called, Il and told him that IL his delega-a& &
Etion did not agree to- support the rate
bill lie would himself circulate q petition
among the Representatives calling on the
President to convene the Congress Il aex-
ira, session on the 10th of Marc X
e And Il hen" Colonel Hepburn is reports-5
ed to have said. sha Ing a. long foreflnge IL
Mt the Pannsy sylVann t.wesl ia clsl e5 your
tariff and bust wide open.
lATheE EPennsylvanIan did not bolt. !. "