The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-29
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NEW RATE REPOR |:
PASSED i'm RUSH
Lively Talk IN House During
Discussion Of Meat Inspection
Ainendnler, Overwheltn-
4. ing Majority Firm III
Stand Against Pay 81
ment by ckers. 81

g (F'rom Our Regular Correspond dent.) i5%ifs
5 WAsETNGTON, q D. c., June 28.-The
Senate will recede from It's position on
the House anon dment; to the agricultural
bill, requiring that cost Of meat inspec-
ton be borne by the government 1ne
House this afternoon, by q vote OF 1893
TO Al, voted to sustain the conferees, on
the part OF the House IN theirS postti
in standing out for the governments s
paying the cost Of inspection. It is this
vote that has caused a the Senate con-
3ferees to reCede from the post ton that the
packers should pay the cost. # 8s
s9S The foregoing forecast " is based upon
the absolute and unqualified sta tement
OF a member OF the House, who has all
IT lis believed ITO be correct. NJ ~,
III a. statement, evidently inspired from
the White House, ppeared In the after
noon papers to day. to the effect that
while the President thought It better that
the cost OF Inspect ton should be borne
by the packers. he did not believe the
matter was Of ovorshad owing importance,
and would u be willing to- accept q bill
which pu i the cost on the government Nns
the House bill does. y Ss Il ig3s 533$y
Sl Having thus gotten from q position
where he waB supporting the Senate In
standing out for his on ginal Il conten ton
that the packers pay, the cost Of 4inspec-
5tlon there was nothing for tho; Senate
TO do but to Syi ie1d. W 1t is nderstood at
1T has practically done so.a II II u
n It Is understood Il that the Senate will
also recede 4 from 5.i tsS position sredutr ring
that the date of insp lon ne printed fon
the cans containing meat produc cts:
House q akes Action
S3g Mr. Wadswo called up tile ial
con on the agricultural Sap-
preparation bill Ia the House today, and
sit was agreed TO win houts discllaa1on 4. s:
sinsist o1 ms 49,
41nss nss5d.tAKreen1sntsss " the meat iEspecttsn
anon dments The mo tionS was opted son 81,
rbsn IS ax s. Ss,,r 81 81 i
On the III bys Ten ding asto the deskSfn
Yresoluti ionss that gsis \ sense the
House that the conf erees3 3tho mot recede
from Sits am endment known as the
Stnsect tons amendment and the House VA 9
face v to aSf face With the pro lon Of
having a con test with the Senate. 81 Il
lf5 i Mr., Wa adsworth I. a fter referring to the
disa greenent "a bout the date going on the
cans, and insisting 4 hat al It was Of nee
Se.ssa ~. he passed to the legal "a estiors
Involved. 81 His spla form was 3slmple eEai,d
expressed In two iproposit tions. M T4le pass
age OF this bill was necessary for the
protection of our foreign commerce and
Sfori the beneflt t Of public health.
u Mr.. Lamb (virginiao said that there
were not three members OF the Commit
tee on Agriculture who had seriously
thought that the date OF packing should
8go on the cans. Mr.. Lamb outlined his
+ position by. insisting that the govern
men 7 should pay half and the packers
half IL; II SS s II sss. Il ss
~ vigorous protest against placing any
charge on the packer was made by Mr..
would Immediately shift the burden On
the cattle-grower.5 ca H TX ~ p
s3 MI. Lever (South Carolina) was 8 ap-
gplauded on the Republican side when he
said that If the legislatio was IN the
Interest OF the beef trust Dep pocrats had
no business legi gislnting at all &, Il II was
lin the interest Of the people, the govern
ment ought to pay, u Y! 5sa .sS
4 IN one sentence N1r. w illiams (hfissls,--
sippi) said the situation Is this These
{people (the packers) have btD n, i, and are
voluntarily. endangering the public hea lth.
and now they want the public to pay them
for quitting It," "a . /.
6@ Mr.. Humphrey (Washington) talked
about the devils In hell in onjunction
with the packers paying the cost OF In
spect!on. and inveighed against their 8ln-
sulting demands Il & q ,
if.iRally round the conferees' was the
/ sloga n OF. Mr. Payne lew York; 3 stand
by the Judgment of the House, Put the
inspection on the government, VIII ere II
belongs. Z and make this inspection q model
for the world,,'.' were among Mr, Payne's 9
.impassloned sentences as he rallied the ne
b 4, vrhird pa "a