Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-30

it necessary to interfere ana to insist upon
the senators addressing the chair.
The interruption gave Mr.. Bailey an op-
portunity to get his breath and when he
resumed he was quite calm.
Mr.. Bailey said:
Bailey Defends Lawyers.
THE senator from South Carolina has
many admirable qualities but he has got
some pre1udices that obscure his usual
fairness and his usual cearness / do not
know what Crude he has down in South
Carolina against the lawyers. But what
he ought to do and nearly all he needs to
do to be one OF the most useful senators
Of this body is TO get that cobweb out OF
his mind. He performs great service, he
does it fearlessly and he does II honestly,
and the only thing that keeps him from
doing II wisely is now and then he yields
to this very kind of a prejudice. have no
patience with 1t myself,
II think lawyer, II he is a good one, is
as good citizen lives beneath the nag"
Mr.. Tillman replied. declaring his regard
for respectable members Of that profession,
but adding, II have a most INFINITE con-
tempt for some OF the breed know.
He quoted Jesus characterization of
lawyers as "hypocrites," and said, "The
dirty creatures who run the political con-
ventions are the men whom he would shut
| on from the pass privilege"
The conference report was adopted with
out division This vote had the effect Of
finally passing the bib
The senate then adopted the Joint reso-
ution liking the time when the act shall
! 90 into effect two months after it's approval
I oy the president.
Night Session of Senate.
The senate tonight at II 30 O'clock adopted
the conference report on the general de-
hcieney appropriation bill.
| Al II o'clock Mr.. Scott presented a par
tial conference report on the public building
bill. He said there were fourteen items
OF differences between the two houses and
added that It would be impossible to COM
/ plets the work tonight
On motion Of Senator Penrose the senate
eonfeTses were authorized, 70 add 100000
to the bin for a public building at Al
5uauerque, N. NJ
The senate. after a discussion without
action on the IL Toilette bill limiting train
mems required hours Of labor TO sixteen
consecutive hours. adjourned at Il As .. m.
| until 10 a. m tomorrow
Al the outset OF toniGht's session Of the
senate Mr.. IAFolletts sought TO secure
vote on his bill. but Senators Gallinger,
Carter, Foraker and MeCumber urged de-
| lay.
Mr.. IAFollette said that II the bill should
DO defeated he would show that the act
is in the face OF the recommendations OF
the Industrial commission. the Interstate
Commerce commission and the president OF
the United states. He alleged that the
president had today Commissioned him TO
say that Il was his earnest hope that the
senate would take action on the bill
Mr.. IAFollette charged other senator's
with p5sVenting the consideration and
passage Of bis bill. and said they must
take the responsibility for future railroad
disasters due TO employees working over
time
Mr.. Foraker moved 10 rsoommit The bill
TO the committee on interstate cOmmeroe.
and Mr. LaFollette moved 10 lay the motion
on the table. The motion vas declared Loaf.
Mr.. LAFollette called for a division. and
pending the settlement Of ths matter the
senate ad3ourned