The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-16
RUMPUS In
THE SENATE
Bacon Of Georgia Says Roo,
Is Diaespeeiiul.
MUCH FUSS AND fRoIH
Government Policy In Morocco
Approved BY Broad
Resolution.

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"a the uorocco conf~reacs 81 The state /
department and that senators csuif I
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spondsnce n thsy called. II stated that .
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deprecated The fuss aud froih" over
the Bacon resolution and that. while ]
the president did no; ash Senators /
Lodge and spoon.r a. send IN. Bacon /
resolution a. the secrct session. be- was |
thankful 90 them for what they did.
Senator Lodge lhsp.. Mass asked
Mr.. Bacon II be- believed the secretary
Of state had authorized the publication.
Mr.. Bacon said he thought II was
fair to assume the secretary was swsre
" the publication aud approved Of H.
Mr.. Lodge declared that II was TN.
lust 10 ASSUME" that Secretary Root
had authorized the newspaper article.
1T IL an 'unwsrranted assumption
said he. that the secretary OF state
had been disrespectful 60 the senate"
senator Tiliman Dem, =. c. sug
gested that the question whether Sec.
rotary Root was responsible for the
publication could he settled by Mr.
Lodge.
Mr.. Tillman recalled that when he
-ead a newspaper article rejecting on
ilt huHluiruHliDu W hudm" HudHF
he senator from Massa chusetts went
20 the long distance telephone and
alked with Secretary Taft and then
,ame into the chamber and pronounced
he publication n lie" on the authori.
y Of the secretary Of war
THE telephone II still working" said
.r. Tillmsn.
Mr.. Lodge responded with some feel
ng that II would be disrespectful TO
Secretary Root 10 call on him 10 deny
responsibility for ncwspape, articles.
md. besides. the senate had already
lecided that the whole matter should
,e discussed In executive scssien.
Mr.. Ttllman gave notice that he
would discuss Santo Domingo affairs (
omorrCw.
I'VE know where President Morales
s." said Mr.. Tillman, hut want to
70 heard on the subject"
Message Says Lock Canal.