New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
F8FoRS HOME MARKET
HOUsE SUPPORTS SENATE.
Yotcs to Bug Canal Supplies Here
-.Sundry CirI BIZ Passed.
rrrnm The r-ssune Rureau-I

rFron The Tribune Bureau1
Washington. June 16.-The House, by a Iarse
majority. adopted to-day the Senate resoiutAoh
,n,v1dtng for the purchase Of supplies Tor lne
psrs-ua Canal in home markets unless the oids
srhr,,fted shall be IN the opinion OF the Presl-
Ssr. .,axtortionate or unreasonable The reso-
- mas offered by Representative Dalzell. Of
75e7nsvlvsnia under special rule limiting de-
bs,e 70 forty minutes. Just previous TO the
,efsri,,e of the resolution the House had ex-
,-.sse5 itself on practically the same proposition
-b-our, an effort Of Democratic members 10
have a provision incorporated in the Sundry
civil bul specifying thar the appropriations for
,5e prrchase Of supplies for the canal must
he expended on purchases made in the open
market. This was rejected by an overwhelming
vote and Ii1ue later the Sundry Civil bill was
passed.
when Mr. Dalrer reported the rule taking UP
the Senate resolution on canal supplies Mr..
william the minority leader demanded the
ayes and noes or the previous question. which
was ordered
Nj DaIzeu in explaining the Senate resou-
non remarked that if prices were somewhat
HIGHER IN the United states than FIN Europe it
was because of the higher wages paid in this
sn.nt-y. T5e said IL was not fair 10 The Aner1-
can producer. employer or eUploye that ne
should be deprived OF his right and privilege
Ender the American system
This is an American proposition. and should
De supported by every loyal American" he said
THE RESOLUTION OPPOSED.
aE-. De Arnond Of Missouri. in opposing the
resolution. said il seemed 10 him the part Of
wisdom to seek To- construct the canal al the
cheapest cost in order that the burden on the
American taxpayer may be as light possible.
He said The burden was going 10 be ETiev0us
enough. and tt might become so heavy that Con-
Eress would have 10 consider postponing its com
plerion urtiI the United states should become
more mighty and prosperous than il now is.
american labor" said Nr. De Armond
"should rise ana scon. I viii not say such
hypocrisy, bur such abuse Of its assumed ig-
n0ra1ce"
zfr. PAYNE. of oCew YORK said The policy of
fHe resolution was entirely correct and he be-
lieved tha- Congress should declare its Judgment
81 the matter He called attention 10 The fact
thai the President had asked for a declaration
or the subject for his guidance and he hoped
20 see the resolution passed with promptness-
NJ Williams Then -ook the 7o7r I'm oppo-
si-lon ro the resolution IEe said il was not
labor. bus -he great American trust. not labor,
but the contributor 10 Tie Republican campaign
fund -hat the majority was trying 70 protect
lr. Grosreuar. OF Ohio. remarked that the
Erea- problem for American staresmanship 10
solve was the disposition Of the surplus product
~ the labor 0f the country II was the pur-
pose ~ The Republican party 10 90 all in lis
power 10 furnish 100 the producers NJ The coun-
Try a market Tor the results Of their industry
M DE Aruond interrupted 70 ask whether
the gentlemen from Ohio would buy Scotch
dredg=s al SG54.Gg9 or American dredges at
S-24 $50. To this lGr Groevenor replied that if
he believed the American dredge vas offered al
r-F~ -7 lad zy-01,' flr-1-
il This statement was met with applause.
RESULTS OF RETRTBUTION.
Continuing. Air. Grosvenor said he would com
rel American and foreign makers 10 bid upon the
same plan for The dredre and say, as a re-
suit of an .rrestlEa-ion made by The Com
rri-tee 0n Merchant Marine and Fisheries. that
the American bidder would get the contract"
III closing re said-
Of i5s rz v.[,R p ,nsesGa 1rs<s}el5 NE NE
is-rfba.ga n s ne sane ola sarr Raw t1.~5 .~
- saee s'Ill4- 7. congress Al -rs- ID used 70
1-e vengeance and tl= retrIout.o7. We'll. they Il
6E, n ..ilr .-.t % 4 ln the a-t -ra $50 Con-
9l7H- ana Fe--alH.. and rerr-au..aa seem te have
There was a. szeEesnee and re.rfb-r.-u visible
T-v vs-s~ - - r.-..- ne g.aer
mi = .1 -rs ..-4-. f~l- = --.- ..- .. 49,
been here has sent Democrats m Congress I 5a
s"- t'H1. - view 1f -ls. mat vs need -rs serious
Ae.t '" .fa e-14E.uss ~ Tie owls Of Prophecy.
The rule was then adopted by a v7re Of 13s
20 s. The resolution WAS adopted. yeas l2q
NAYS - t1e following Republicans voting fa The
negative Bir5sau Iova1. Burton ,0hi9s. Oar
rah ldichl Davis GIlnnG Fllkerson ol58.
Hubbard L0waI. Mccarthy rIeb. Eu~51aE
tKana. Murphy oIo3. Norris D,lebs. Perkins n
1a. stafford fWisI. Steererson CLlrnl. stevens
C-iunl and To.sJead 1Ilung.
Before rhe paszaE- ~ the S1nd-v Civil hill
-1r sullivan. az Massachusetts, moved thar he
measure De recouuitted 70 tle A17~ourtstion
Committee with Instructions 20 report The fol-
lowing amendment in relation 70 the purchase of
material on The Panama Canal.
troLl4ee fta1 Ho Darf ~ -1is approximation shan
be expended for materials a-5 S-rrIas vy-f-- 90
ta.-a .fH'+- ar produced t- -re United STATES ---
-a.- articles are solo la The TerEu.sr Canal
l-e-l 2 ar export prices whenever s..rr .---l--
l-l.rs ar lower rtau ma prices charged r.rs
"a me United States
Ar Ia0ney 1i-uD3 made q point of order
against Zoe amendment that Il was similar in