Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-17

day. dismissing the writ of certiorari to the Circuit Court of Appeals, and reversing the verdict of the District Court of Missouri. on the ground that payments to Burton were made in Washington The case was remanCed for a new trial.
 Washington. Jan. 16.-President Roosevelt has decided to be governed in the matter of an extraordinary ses- sion Of Congress for tariff revision by the prepOnderance of sentiment among Senators and Representatives. There have been so many erroneous state ments as 10 what the President said to the Senators and Representatives who conferred with him Satur6ay, that lone of those present gave out tc- night the following statement:
 The President told them that while Ee did not believe in any sweeping re vision of the tariff and would abide absolutely by the judgment of the two Houses of Congress in a matter thar related so particularly to them, yet he did think the time had come when the schedules should be fairly examined and that there should be a radjustment as to certain of them. The President added that his own views were that 2 special session should take place at the earliest date, at which the committees of the two houses could come to an agreement as 10 a bill If they took his view, The said. he would hold himself ready 10 call the extra session at whatever time the members of the two com mittees. and especially the House Committee on Ways and Means. should inform him they were ready with such a report
 Following the statement made last fright by Representative Tawney. the Republican whips that he had made canvass and found the Republican members favorable to tariff revision and an extra session, If the President desired ;t. It developed today that statment from the White House. ask ing the sentiment of the Republican members of the House on. the ques- ition was circulated toCay by the lead CTS of the various State delegations. Tonight when the concensus of Opin- ion had been obtained. it was shown tha; thc Republicans iii ihe House, by a large majority were overwhelm- ingly against any tariff revision at an extra session, declaring that if the matter were to come Congress 1t could be brought before the regular
 session.
 The sentiment is that it would be lunwise to disturb business conditions
 at the present time. especially in view of the difference of opinion among the
 me nnbers Of Congress on the question
 Pennsylvania ana Ohio are emphatical-
 ly against any revision at the present
 time Gen. Grosvenor, who has charge
 of the petition for the Ohio members,
 declared there was no necessity for any action and that everybody knew
 hat Ohio was against any tariff re-
 vision. especially at an extra session. Pennsylvania is in line with Ohio and ldeclared emphaticaliy against an ex- ! ltra session.
 | In the canvass tOCay it developed
 that all the Republican members of ithe New York delegation are opposed Ito tariff revision except Representa-
 lives. Perkins and Douglas. In Ohio
 the signatures of fourteen Republicans
 were obtained against revision. This is all of the delegation now in this l Ieity Gen. Grosvenor says the others Twill sign. All the Republican mem
 bers from Pennsylvania signed in the
 negative It is asserred that the
 delegation will be unanimous against revision. Iowa is divided.
 A member of the Saturday confer '