The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-06
NO aR'E
RLLSL1L
action Not Considered Possible
at tbs Session.
MAY GO oYEN - lao0 TEnM.

NAY 60 OVER To 1900 TERM.
some f.cYnsbIier..s- NJ Ardent For Re-
vIeisn NJ ..-e tl.. Dem 7..rutr-cat-
4Ier,en ..d~,,scslts. E.ciprocity-sena-
tor Dcrcy.',s SAD Thoughts.
ez.LEs W. ARTHUR.
". :...s.:1. Lee. G.-tSpeciaI lit Is
foreyo,.e o; .cIr:s5ioi tlsat the present
scr ION viii do uot'anS with the
tn:ig. The Democrats are clnnortng
for rcvI,ion. and Representative John
s,.-2 WGIial..s. leader of the minority
IA tI.c house. Is out in an Interview in
v,,.-:, lc says that IL n change in the
es:.;stin.! acbc,.u1es f. made the princi-
MI issue before the American people
ana is fully discussed and reasonably
t-oe;. cd there Gun be no hope for stand
y tiers. Mr.. Williams expects the
;,.,..sident to recommend revision, but
Il nv no means hopeful that the Re
l,.,ilIcan majority in congress WI
t:,f.y ont the recommendation In what
he believes , he the proper way.
Some Republicans are almost as In
s..teut for revision as the Democrats,
hut it is Obvious that they are In a
i,,Iuu"!ty so far as their party Is con-
Serucu. The Republicans from AtSs-
.,lcllusetts will continue to agitate TIE
-, og c,.o.. i.i,Ies which they sue
aos,1.,I IN re+tiny pretty well to tie
800 Iurius, the last session, but 1t is
,...,,,rtied as altogether unlikely that
+i,.y will he able to accomplish any
4I,inc tangible. c:-en though they have
+I,e support OF brother Republicans
from Iowa and other middle western
states.
c.,.--l Desire For Revision.
pa, tho U.r,ocrots and Republicans
- 900, ,,,,isio,, sov that the No
-. Auctions indicated positively
- ~, ,-I,,,,, country desires revI-
- 49,, e nroof Of this they cite
~, ~ ,.,roo+ 80 Tfa,,,.esentltive NtcCleary
- lTfn,,os,+, c,.e Of the most proml-
- ...,,,,I -, r,c,,. IN the bonse. aud
-, T,,o,, ~ Iowa anotb-
.,sCnr a,,,,..1tr Of letting wel
- To-, Rot,, those gentlemen
,,nnie,ns and the
iliulc t"t,' ,,.ht, ,r,,,os.,I them
-I'1,,1a,, -. +I,o r.vtsioDjsts as a
Is .e2'i - - 49, t,.,,,,,o, ar the
pam 'lAu't''tiOit -, 49,. ,,;.,+,.,cts
Peo!'"' Ho' o- ,.-bole
alone Ou' III 'Le
Campaign In the way
The most indexible among the anu
revisionists say that Il is absurd TO
talk OF any changes whatever. Some
of their more conservative associates
admit that few schedules ought to
he lowered and say they would he
willing to have those few reductions
made II 1t We're possible to stop re
movement there But they say, II Ils
question Of revision We're 10 DS o-'eh.t
to even the SLIGHTEST extent tue ~
table result would be genera tear-
Ing up of the Dingley law Ihat, tneS
point out, would be a very toolish
thing for the Republican party 10 per
NIT with preSidental election less
than two years distant. So eventually
they get around to the same point as
ti:sir Lrs .hren Of the extreme stand pat
tyDc-that 1t is best to let the tariff Sc
yegeiy alone until after the national
f.r,,fe.t of 1905 is ii thing OF the past
+ So, /. az he Iss,u i,:ca.i leaders think
Il min be WISE - meet whatever
.sc.-. iur revision may exist in The
szl y 5y dem; promise tliat
i ;'ary is returned 70 power TWO
re+ aeMce II VIII reyis" the taFh
yuriu the stXty-iirst con-reSs' whlch
vii! ae-n IN 1903. In an! event ~ up,
le.,r~ ibir il the tariff is not revise!
ri TIN present session or at Il speciai
s.- itl 10 % csc Immediately or
~ srtly after the i"esent one comes
70 ~ end nothia" win BE done Win
II uutil 1910. Mud there is not the
slichteSt possibility that it win be re-
.;+ed between now ana the 4th of next
MARCH
7;.