The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
.SENA1 PASSES
ANII-G.R:AF | |: Bill IL.
Prohibits Corp rations From
Making Contributions III Po-
litical5 Camp aigns. .1.
HOT TALK DURING i IN DEBATE. 9 ! T
5Tillman Refers e g One 3 IS 4 Claim, as s:
Steal and otherS As IS
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HOT TALK A I! DuRlN> i; 4 N DEBATE ':i'' 4 {:
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WASHINGTON. June ST The bill pro:
.hibiting corporati Ions from making none,
,cont.i buttons tn coin ton WI politiea
campaigns vss tod passed. ~,
sssinaa te Ibill
NJ mt shail { s. unlas,tgt forS: any
4 II atlonal@ q bank orS any sorpora alton.
organized BY authorlty u % any 4. avs B B
y Of Congress, 70 make money Con. /,
i trlbutlon 10 Seonnectlo Wit any elee:s
tion TO any poll tleai Soflee. lt shall 4.
Az also be unlawfuI FOR any corporation
ss;. sss;.s whatever to make money contrlbu. :.
tIon IN connection wit tha any election
& & at which pres sldentIai and vice. presi.8
q dental electors or r3aSrepresentaflveskn . In 4
Congress is& TO & be voted gfor, o. any
election BY any state Leal stature Of y y
it q United States Senator Every 4 cor.
n poratlon #Whlch shall make any i con -S
trIbutIonSs IN VIoi alton I Of the foreeo- -a
ling provlslons Esha u be subject 10
s fine not exceeding five thousand dol.
ID lars, and every officer Or director of Il
4 any eorpo lion VII o shall consent to
ss5 "a any contribute 4 BY the corporation
In vtoi alton Of q he foregoing provisions Il
q; shall be sub Ject to lflne Of not fex-.t q
ceedlne one housand dollars. 2 2 4 i
4 The Senate passed the Bill making ap-
propriations for the District OF Colum bia
and also the bills Increasing the salaries
Of teachers In the District accepting the
cession from California OF additions to
Yosemite Park and relinquishing the In
terest OF the United States In Il certain
lands In Fernaad dina, Fla.
Sharp Words Used.
~ Senator Ktttredge made an effort to
get a day fixed for taking vote on the
Panama sea-level canal bill I; but was
prevented by an objection made by Som
ator Afillard. The conference report on
the Indian appropriation bill was dis
cussed at length, and there was q spirited
debate A over a provisions submitting to
the court OF claims a claim OF former
United States Senator Marion Butler, OF
North Carolina, and other ttorneys for
$4,000 on account Of fs services to the
Indians OF the Colvile reservation, In
Washington. sis NJ
81. The claim was criticised as an effort
to secure pay for lobbying. and Senator
3TIllman coitended that the claim had
5"all the appearance OF e steal. !" although
he said he, did not want to characterize
ut as such. ,{s L " I'M
a There was also considerable discussion
OF the enrolment OF the five civilized
tribes. and also OF q provision for the
payment OF the claim OF Jennings and
Brown & on account OF H transactions OF
the latter as n administrator OF some
Seminole Indians. which had been con-
s!dered \ ia connection with the bill for
the settlement Of fS the affairs OF the
4 Ave civilized tribes. Senator Tlllman had
Originally criticised this provision, and,
finding 1t In the conference report, he re.
marked that At had isneaked hack. ~ For
sthisSlanguage. Senator clapp called hin,
4 stu order. Mr.. Tillman withdrew the
language. but coNt!nued his opposition,
declaring the transaction was "infam-
.ous." To this Characterization, Senator
Teller took exception as q Nrehectlon on
tthe commit tee II. Z ns5ss
The report was still under considera-
ton when the Senate adjourned.