Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-18
DECLARES LOEB D0LES OUT
HOMEOPATHIC NEWS PILLS
VenomouS Charges and Crocodile
Tears Over Morris Incident
Call Forth a Scathing
Rebuke From Hale.

Washington, Jan. 17.-The recent
forcible removal from the White
House of Mrs. Minor Morris was made
the subject of an emphatic denuncia-
tion by Mr. Tillman i'm the senate to-
day. His remarks called out remon-
strances from Messrs Hale, Hopkins
and Daniel and led to the very abrupt
closing of the doors and sudden ad-
iournment of the senate I'm the middle
of the afternoon. The speech abound
ed in Mr.. Tillman's peculiar express
sons and was characterized by many
severe and exceptionally personal
thrusts at the president AT times he
wept over what he regarded as the in
dignities to the lady, and his voice and
eye were full of tears when he de-
clared, in the face of protests from his
fellow senators. that he would demand
an investigation of the White House
incident
Mr.. Tillman began by quoting eX-
tracts on the Monroe doctrine from
the last annual message of the presi-
dent. He laid especial stress upon the
presidents declaration that mo just
and orderly government has anything
to fear from us" "Is the converse
true, that an unjust and disorderly
government has something to fear
from us?" Mr.. Tillman asked, "be-
cause If It is, therein lies an immense
amount of trouble for this country"
1t meant. he said, that the president
intended to set up standard and COM
pei the South American nations to
adhere to It,
Mr.. Tillman contonded that It would
not benefit the country to wrench
and stretch the Monroe doctrine be-
yond all precedent. 1t will not bene-
fit us to step forward upon every pre-
text with a pollccman's club to en-
force the claims Of bondholders. That
Is the sum and substance of the new
departure"
Government Of Cut-Throats.'
He quoted from the Springfield
Republican, a history of Morales ca
reer. "An admirable picture" he eX-
claimed. "of the kind of a government
our great and good president has TAX
en- under his wng-a government of
eut-throats. back stickers, assassins
debauchers and libortines and every
thing awful that the English languao
may be used to describe"
He said the president had trans
gressed the canons of a century in
carrying into effect treaty that had
never been ratified. "It used to be
that the failure Of the senate to act or
n treaty was sufficient" said the sena-
tor. "but such is no longer the case;
you've got to say mo- in very loud
words to Theodore Roosevelt in order
TO get hearing at ALL"
Like Napoleon BOnapaTte.
In criticislng the president. Mr.
Tlllman said the press was being used
in threatening congress on matters OF
legislation or patronage I'm order thai
the president may have his way. The
senator compared the executive witt
ANDREW Jackson or Napoleon Bona.
parte or any other man who pushct
things TO the limit"
Mr.. Tillman said that the press ha'
made the president what he Is. an(
mentality that he has dared to be
stride the world like a colossus"
lie said that an instance Of tn
presidents use of newspaper men e
had In his employment of Joseph y
Bishop as n press agent for the Pa
mama canal and that he had gradual,
assumed to direct the efforts Of thu
press until the White House news hai
become colored ana doctored in thu