The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-16

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Mr. Newland- Dem NeV and Mr. keap
had a controversy over VIZ New land-'-
National Incorporation hiIl, which was
finally settled by Mr. New land- securing con
sent "a print his amendment IN III" Record
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parting words II will lR the tenth tune
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Ar amendment offered by Mr. tarmack
Dem Tenn fixing the lability ~ common
carriers under through bill-uf ladlng' Nhlch
they are required to i--IIe, vH- adopted after
MIR. Tillman had explained that the Inter
state Commerce COMMITTEES had agreed on
the amendment but had falled e. report II.
Mr.. Hopkins CRep, III called attention
to an amendment offered 10y Mr Morgan
Dem Ala !, and adopted providing that
Mr.. Lodges amendment making pipe lines
common carriers should include the pipe
line Of the Union OIL Company across the
Ist hmus Of Panama. Mr. Hopkins declared
IL worked injustice, and Produced "a letter
from Secretary Taft indOr-lng his views
Mr.. Morgan said the provision wa- a pet OF
his own and asserted that the concession to
an oil company across the lsthml- was a
clear case Of graft. II had an oily. not to
say a fishy, smell. Mr.. Morgan thought
Mr.. Flint (Rep., Cal suggested that the
Union Oil Company was an independent
company and that the people Interested IN
putting the amendment in the bill were
Representatives of the Standard OIL Com
pany.
Mr.. Morga n replied that 1t made nc differ
ence to him whether the matter helped or
hurt the Standa rd. Il know that the Beau
mont people AID other southern operators
who are at in the Standard are in favor
Of this amendment" said MIR Morgan.
Mr.. Hopkins moved to reconsider the
amendment, but was voted down.
The Senate then decided to reconsider
the amendment proposed ty. Mr., Culher-
son REGULATE the issues o. asses; and
numerous notifications, substitutes and
amendments were proposed.
The Vioe-FS esident seemed confused
and a dozen Senators offered az one time
to assist him TO settle the parliamentary
point, ca Oh in q difer nj way
MIR. Bacon had an amendment which he
demanded should he read, Mr., Beveridge,
objected. Mr.; Carter rep, Mont moved
He withdrew II. Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Teller
urged him to n new II. Everybody laughed,
In the midst of the din Mr., Beverldge
bobbed up with a motion TO table Mr.. Gull
berson's amendment, TO get 1t out OF the
way" He was voted down uproa riously
Mr.. Carter moved tina when the Senat nd;
journ Il be TO meet at II O'Clock, and asked
unanimous consent for MIR, Morgan Z
Alabama to explain the reason, for the
ga rly meeting. Mr., Morgan stated that the
Canal Committee had a meeting at ? o'clock
tomorrow ~afterno on and he wanted an
arly meeting Of the Senate to permit MEM
hers to get through and attend the COM;
mittee meeting, A Ia bel Of "Noesl' greeted
the suggestion Of the ea rly session, where.
upon Mr.. Carter withdrew the motion and
then moved to adjourn.
The Vice President put tina motion
promptly and the Senate a adjourned until
tomorrow at noon,