The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-22

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estsr.aa n tH Precedent ll eIi.h NJ
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prraI "aii lo,r.. nn ,1H uI ul r" civ
sWruity be- urtr. .Fn.I Ir |hu |'pai.
dent Wa fu receive the %aIluNin,r, h stIl.
the unlcrf rr,l ~ line " Iuli 10" ouiilci 10
an allowance uui au duuu the lime VT.
Mel aurin aiid that tlr mrI"y Wa not TO
h. expended fpf thr pr 'Ethrh' hlonr, bat
for he gupala ilr -ur'i 20 ryio' men and
NJ wap1tsr correspond uis, III President
did M, nrod protection and H. did not need
10 carry q hurk u ~n"wspnpet mon 10 dis
enminate ha yt.vs and suppr's- that which
the President didu't wan published Mr..
McIAurn -iiI bat the proposal suggested
20 hi- uiud 4 RllIiytufiug tour 10 cl"o.
tionecr. 1lI %. oppusd Il
Of mn, a. UYy 'np President. Enlnry
should be- iu,r,B. d 10 % -Iw commensurate
with his services and needs. but | object
10 III " .,,d the NT..t.-ippi
-. Ia .o,J ,ho, - tho a-,,,,Imsr,
80. 80 ,,a,,I bo v,,.ed IA armand II In
nor,,i, ali tho ,cusronnr mon In go along
- ,ma r.s',lan.,. ,i.,,- sbouId no dis.
sa,,ina,,i ,hoy ,uybt IA have the widest,
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~ e vi.o. ,onas,ad Tho,
lt'D. 1870. a,,Ld ahni,,o ,,at-
."e 'n.ll ~. ,ha .-,,andrnort ~ nro.
snI, w parro.,nndonts from heing
MD y. ,h' ..a;n
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IT, b rho hh,sbine occ,nnnt of the chair.
LIZ ~ '" VIC. p"a'tIs., hna ,,ioms ond ,ha
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IN. pnasido,, ,hrauah rho d.oth
uay -, ama liz .iaa,sera tharafnra
H"aS.s
NJ MoC,rhor iran Y n, sugoested
49,, 49, anaondnon w,s unconst ntional
aa smn,n,ina - gr,nt;ng an emolument
ssnaNa. ~, prasidan,7s oomnsnsation
- ca u,hioh 10 forhidden
uu.n .S.n".nn
VI. III aaid 10. .ho oras,ion bod hean
unaidana No. he oomrnittee h,t tbs Conn
1870 ,ha Traos,r, void ass non II
NJ MoCnmher contended that Senators
.,nht 30 dooido oonstituth,naI orastions as
.hera - ~ mo- naas ,han m t,t be Comm
- NJ McC,,mher said he would make
n noirt - order 90 inst The amendment.
: Tha nres.nt occunant of the White House
Mr. Mol aurin continued. had been an
exnonsiye h,,,rv He had expended s4oO.-
oon an ;nnrovaments on the White House.
o. ~ haen nrov,ded with a special v aoht
and borses and yehioles.
M Hale took aha IN issue with Mr.. McLau-
,;n ewing that the President provided car
,a oee and horses for private use out of his
own nurse
Mr. Tillman of South Cacolina insisted that
Mr. MoIA,,rin was right. and asked Mr..
uais 70 call IN the White House and settle
the ms after. MIR. Hale declined to do so,
saying he did not care about it one way
Or another
Mr., Foraker Of Ohio interpoeed the
suggestion that President Roosevelt had
not been extravaeap mt in his expenditures.
The same criticism could be brought against
onv reoant occunant of the White House.
Senators who made the criticism over
looked the fact that the President was
oomma r-in.chief of the army and navy
sSI - = ~. - 30 tho DoInh;n ar
eiu hau iiRn. W u7o nv nop-
other navy boat or reVenue ooa1.
Mr.. McCumber a an extended Sd eeoh
IN opposition to the appropriation. He
,1o uilino IN increase the salary to $500. 600.
nm ~ Snosoaai IorieIat ~
but ne oeheVeo the pfopoSeo e'ie'a' Oh
unconstitutional.
Mr.. Hemenwav of Indiana. submitted
that the President didn't travel from choice.
-. s.on ,ario,s s+otss wera non
'. 90.
unually peseechlng MIN 10 VisiU one oIaVes
and when he went he o newspaper men
because the people had a right to know Of
his movementa'
a. T,nnon i.z.io I, .ho pros;do,.
mr. ininnah n'quireu II 'he fiesioen'
wouldn't have authority TO expend this
S25, 900 In going on political trips to Swing
around the circle to aid political lame ducks
- 49,. 60 - cot haoL ,o tha sano.o nv
~ no
house
Mr.. Hemenway replied with much feeling
that he didn't believe the President would
,,aa INV NJ the anpronriation for n~olitioal
SI-- ~.
travel. he hao olscreoon 10 90 So ou1
he did not believe President Roosevelt or
any other President would divert such a
f,,nd In that vav