The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-19

|S PURE FOOD DISCUSSED
Espping Bill Would Give the
|standard Oil a Subsidy on
|n Private Line.
ASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-There was an
: of Yesterdays stormy session in the
/ ,te today when Mr. Tillman pre-
|,ed his resolution directing Sena-
lii Investigation into the removal OF
/ Minor Morris from the White
Use. The resolution provoked no de-
H. and Mr. Tillman contentcd himself
II brief statement In which he said
N he would not have introduced the
luton but for the taunt OF Mr.. Hale,
len he concluded Mr. Daniel moved
IN the resolution be laid on the table
|hShis disposition was made Of II by
fof "a TO s.
w ture Food and Shipping.
he remainder OF the day was devoted
Speeches on the pure food and mer-.
MT marine bills Mr. McCumber ad-
ating the food measure and Mr.. NAL
opposing the shipping bill,
J.. Mallory was so frequently inter
ed as to cause his speech TO take on
aspect OF a general debate. During
!. E..controversy Mr. Bacon suggested
~ American corporations like the
Hard OIL company, engaged In trans
o. N m
|yr advantage OF the subsidiary pro-
y OF the bill. Mr. Galllnger ad-
In d the force OF the objection and
dsed that the defect would be cor
Senate adjourned until Monday.
be- Galleries Again Crowded.
PSlently in anticipation of renewal
-sterday'S scenes, the galleries Were
ed when the President raped the
Eosf to order at noon today.
IJWTillman was among the first OF The
/ = prs 10 appear. He came Into the
F4o Der holding i'm his hand "A paper
proved 10 be the resolution d.
.,,g an Investigation into the removal
Whss. Morris from the White House,
J, he had said yesterday he would
|SElt today.
Mr.. Barnes Appears.
|rlse the routine morning business was
Transacted, Mr. Barnes, assistant
cRry TO the President whom the
|H 81 had so sharply criticised, ao-
|zsl with a message from the Presl-
|d u AS he DECLARED the document he
|nil In the center aisle OF the Senate
o7er, Immediately on the South Car
|eal Senator'S right and near enough TO
Gt0uched him i1 he had been so In
~ Neither seemed to notice the
lce OF the other
|Hoon as the proper order of business
|-eached Mr.. Tilman addressed the
and presented him resolution, which
as follows
Tillman's Resolution.
sdved That the President OF the Sen
~ authorized to appoint a committee OF
|fVfenotors 10 investigate the recent an
pato incident at tho White House. result
~ the expulsion from the executive Of
.N Mfs. Minor Morris, and report to the
representing the resolution, Mr.. TIL
asked for present consideration,
there objection" asked the ,I, Presi-
h and no one responding, Mr.: Tillman
curecognized TO speak. He said:
Accepted Challenge.
was not my purpose yesterday to go
n as to ask an investigation, but l
Pas';aunted beyond all endurance by the
Psal. ior from Maine. He had no iustihca-
~ In charging ME with the defamation
6.e chief executive and with speaking
tpersonal enmity. He challenged me
|Ntion and [ have acted"
p Peoples Rights Involved.
then said that the question at issue
ged two vital propositions The first
II fsc related TO the protection OF the
|1kent from dangerous characters and
kytecond. the protection OF the rights
people. He declared to absolutely
CT the President would be TO mako
2 prisoner. He proceeded to say that
fVlse OF shc removal OF the President
ltuld be replaced and probably with
Pster man" But he added" when
ng Is left but dcspotism That is
fihole subject" he added as he took
r. Consigned to the Table.
Daniel Immediately moved to Law
solution on the table and Mr.. Lodge
nded the ayes and nays
I1lllman nrst cast his vote TO Law
table, under a mlsapprehension
bis raised a laughter at his expense
No aich he joined
r0sh the Tillman resolution disposed OF.
fnate returned to the comparatively
sH consideration OF routine business
|Eb pure food bill was taken up to per
|Op!fr. hcCumber TO address the Senate
|or soport OF il.
Els IN Mr.. McCumber had concluded hts
|sFDp; the ship subsidy bin was taken
MI. Mallory addressed the senate
position.
'ays Liquor Dealers Oppose.
al McCumbcr said that the prIpcInal
III siacturers favor the bill and he de-
~ tnat the liquor dealers are nmong
w. psf strenuous opponents
~ tc Mi McCumber was engaged In
u circular on the manufacture of
hisky. Mr; Lodge asked what was
h ! by the beading OF LIQUOR
~ McCumber replied that the Senator
~ haSsachusctts should have sufficient
ieose about champagne TO under
i MI. Lodge Enlightened.
IL Lodge declared that ne was entIreI,.
Inest. Mr.. Nelson replied that tho
m a'om had reference to the cfIervos-
IN quality OF liquor.
acSumoer yielded the floor to AR
y m ~nS,,ho VINO spoke on the merchant ma
Jsnirp,pns OIL. hr. Mallory expressed
baJ% %kkia mat the bill is the most nc
In svs ssm1 shipping bin so far presented
hts on ,vheihsidered ,hi IL full OF defects and
bur lelf ~ account he could not bring
he Je an m support. He said. however,
az tbc adVocate OF the rehabIllta-
N Thinks It Unconstitut,ona1
rhhsIihl9ry opposed the provisions grant
|nabs sleed 10 SHIPS and bountlcs 10 the
|Ith s'fbs i naval reserve. He contendod
nd tne principle Is unconstitutinnsI -
sbe patterson made n polnt se,ntnst ,ho
,,ne ground that Il grants a snh-
naIi million dollars 10 the Amer.
|m IL pH tnc Atlantic ocean and tho
,ooo -" III" Poclhc. Notwithstanding
- iiieS had recently entered into