New-York tribune., 1906-04-11
nineteenth Street and Sixth Hvsnus, new York.

to demand their voice shall be given a respectful
Hs Woud not have Senators violate their con;
sciences to please walking delegates put ~ d
t6eT haGT pstrons This. he argued could be accom-;
plished by the adoption OF & the be
made the standard of charges in accordance WIN
| " +ben 6nt1ned the various provisions suggested
by himself saying he demanded only that te tr,u a1
decision should be reached He believed thsS s4s pf
forcing the railroads to assist IN gettine an cary
Wr Hale again interrupted. and expressed the
onirion that Mr. Bailey's argument would nave
good results After saying that preference shoul9
he IsesIation he continued: What Senator has
said heretofore and later with retS[ehGv Sa courts
has tended more than anything else to dlsenIan@ge @
THIS BUT anu benecent result than anything
that has taken place" He agreed with Mr. BalIey ,
by CongTess put Una. i% %a .as bs.n stated by the
anaI queSSu0m' S raSas better than can state it.
That after the commission has passed on ia 91es I
ne right OF injunction limited by Congress- to the
courts the Supreme Court shall consider all aueS-
tons and the Senator Is right IN saying
Mr. AIdrich: THE Circuit Court"
HOPES FOR GOOD RESULTS
NJ Hale faG SG' as that, and the Senator is right
in saying whether it shall be lust com i not of
or jGst are that the court viii settle IL all and
viii 9a DECIDE . i99f Gs5u Saf or 1hs Ths
hopel,uIS .rsoo,gtLered - I think II ought 20 % /
tbIL II Is essential that we nave as sOO 60.
lI-at CIn- me Court. VIII vote thaI It's
3;in sbau not be interfered with oy lnlpncJons
y,ntiI n reaches the final court anu -,
that NE Senate will agree 10 the .r. ~ ~
that raI-;evy shall by the SupTeT@ % ~
@a. @ 80 ard most ample kind: ana llat SEe SeIe
tor has largely contrlpu.I,cu u '-
Il poi1av expressed qualification o-sr It's m
dc dorsemsnt wah ahu Messrs Knox and spooner They
he said taken position never oeIoIe % aASD
~ III. me - draw a distinction between 1urlsdlcuon
e3 iuSiciaI mower They could get patent on u
LSl 10 ni,,a he said and rewarded by general
,iIa u az the expense of his opponents ne eX-
pressed the opinion that there was soue PL,Ie PL I
PPnTjon IN their postion-not stun oornneSs, oUt IN
tvtiIIartiiai drrnress He expressed the nope tnat
H5 SIonner and Mr. Knox would see the situation
MT SPS as s"Then" he said. we might have a
as ne uoT1 emblem in the big stick and the pitch
.ortHa new day OF justice. instead OF DAY OF
tI had NJ apprehension concerning the effect OF
ne ra1osed legs -ion. Instead OF undesirable
tne Re- vas OF the opinion that the railroads
Ies'Iij he forced by II 70 do justice Then. he
Nh we would hear more Of railroad Senators
.NI,ld he delighted - have the railroads entirely
1rciTatad from the public AFFAIRS OF the country.
Mr. Bailey concluded at 4-55 p m. after speaking
-. foIIr hours and ten minutes. amid Cutburst
si,orress Mr. Bailey warmly congratulated by
MANY Senators Republicans IS well as Democrats.
and also by many members or the Ho1se OF RepIe-
sentatives who had gathered IN tt@ clstInoer MI
Erox was among the first 10 OfeS cong ti1nS
and Mr.. La Toilette YGtied Mr.. Bailey anscti1it-
atey on the back -
oP The Senate seemed To be that his proposition
would have to be disposed OF at an early date IL
was suggested by Senator Aldrich that vote could
be had on the Bailey amendment without inteItsr-