The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-12
Y LOSES IN
ATE BILL FIGHT
knatOr'S Amendment Re-
ed by Nearly Strict
Party Vote.
IS PRESIDENT WITH
CHANGE OF ATTITUDE
|nendments offered by
|)r Allison Have Been
Agreed to.


zTON, May II. - Senator
n-suspcnsion amendment, ap.
rders of tho Interstate Com
covered by the railroad rate
has occupied so much OF the
the Senate in connection with
vas today adversely disposed
ecisive vote OF q to 81, practi-
" vote.
|hor Taxes President.
on the provision was limited
,litical speech by Its author, In
i'd the President had changed
on the question OF maintain
3 fixed by the commission un-
rs reach a final decision.
liz Offers Amendment.
mcnt offered by Senator Ray
Iig the court review to con-
lestions, was also voted down.
MI after speeches had been
essrs. Raynor and Bailey in
had Messrs. Allison, Fulton,
'uIlom in opposition, Tho de-
anticipation of the discussion
cted to occur upon the ALL
giew provision tomorrow.
III Claims to Honor.
1ynor and Bailey contended
lison amendment authorizes
possible court review, and
d Senator urged that in 1t
rich had achieved signal
lator Fulton stated that he
ggested the language OF the
sion.
" other amendments. offered
V Democrats and by Senator
ere rejected. The votes wero
ing party lines during the en-
the Wisconsin Senator voted
mocrats on all propositions,
AcEnery and Morgan, Demo-
With the Republicans on most
Changes Accepted.
mendments accepted during
Q those offered by Senator
Ing out the phrase fairly
In the provision allowing
Re Commerce commission to
s,1iting the operations OF or
pmmission to two years and
Interstatc Commerce commits
jendant in suits challenging
I'd by 1t.
|H7ass provision heretofore
again discussed. 1t Is evil
be modified The Senate
III n. m. tomorrow.
Dukes President.
ltor Allison had had time
the presentation OF his
a Senator Rayner took ad-
a opportunity to present his
v court review amendment.
resident had not interfered
b1 Hon." he said, In speaking
dment, but had permitted
TO settle the question here.
ie settled"
3 Fool With Trap.
rot say In the Senate that
had been caught in a trap,
say that he was so consti-
Re could not look at trap
ig with the spring" He
bay. that the President had
o,15ly caught. and now his
and party ehemlcs were
A4ch other as to who should
" ealous In their advocacy.
,age Referred To.
hiferred to Senator Longs
aw amendment. saying
.ansas Senator had been
~ the President as his chan
micauon with the Senate.
~ riday he had been super
Esster plenlpotentiary by the
He Iowa. who had brought
ail review. He had been In
khc Iowa Senator had been
ut his knowledge and that
he selection was made the
D engaged In his nocturnal
w;casm Is Here.
,lastanding the provisions
conflict, said Mr.. Rayner,
wore equally we'll accred-
rri imonials OF Mr.. Long bear
- tss, as do those OF Mr.. AL
=; addition OF the coat OF
=, . Island. "Nyo understand
~ said. but tho people do
~ rstand that the President
81 pFessing the Senator from
The Junior Senator from
pIH liyer). but that he Is now
nl't bosom the Senator from
Mr.. Aldrlch."
vt5,aken to Task.
81 TO outline the difference
uson and the Long amend
w lie he was doing so was
ED ttor Allison with having
. Srn position. which he de-
ta lusion. Mr.. Rayner con-
r. broad review advocates
h. pal victory. II also con-
railroad president OF the
hslf flr amazing array OF coun-
- made n legal presentation
.incstion without undertake
Mr. Rayner.
sd.ng was speaking, Senator
nbune statement that Mr.. AL
IVPent did not grant TO the
Jurisdiction than Mr..
m lent.
, se Of President.
ekHon said that his amend
PIbfd as TO whether the com
Etcd beyond its authority
was just and reasonable.
Nine credit given him by
q said that the President
&presented. He said TINT
A -ovislon and his own prac-
Sned the same result
"a confessed to being the
pe author" of the portion OF
lew amendment granting
INC Circuit courts, saying
Vhde TO the Iowa Senator
~ OF tho wording as used
L{nat tho provision did not
list Party Vote.
e. gmendment was disagreed
10y a party vote, "a 10 65
usb Republican. voted ~ Viii ~
sdIof Montana Fostcr Mc1 Nha
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