The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-01

,.oders Of the Republican party
Inc - considerable difficulty these
Ss IN andeavoring TO explain now
days Ill hiring about their promised
they - nrovided Mr.. Taft is elected
re- - Strenuous president with an
I,Sance Of recommendations and a
AD-aro,,s appliCatiOn OF the dig SICK
he 10 do 50 little at the hands OF
an+agonistic congress-a cong Tess
a. practically ignored most q ms
e nc looking toward reform I@s-
,sIsfiou-what might we expect Ii'Ni
a TAFT administrat oo,,,-
~ csse Is made all the more COM
,i.atad ana embarrassing for the Re-
pusI,oo, leaders when IL Is remem-
49, mat most of the reform meas
~ -reconnmended by President Roose-
.I+ Gould have been enacted into law
.r0a1l number of the Republicans
n a. ooDgress had come to the aid OF the
VI Judge Taft says that if his party
,-aeain nut in power they viii con-
.I,rs the policies of Roosevelt IN MS
49, ~ acceptance, which more re-
sp.hIes the speech Of the nominee OF
-s-+y, that has been out Of power
80, n does the speech of the repre-
,tativa Of a party that has been IN
sbsoIute control OF the executive ana
IsyisIative branches Of government lot
+vSeIvA wears Mr.. Taft said: In thls
,gorL Mr.. Roosevelt has had the sup
nort and sympathy OF the hepuDIlcdli
pertv. and its chief hope OF success III
he nresrnt controversy must rest Oh
80. condolences which the people OF the
Wv have in the sincerity of the
-a~ty,s declaration in its PLATFORM that
!. ,nten5s To continue his policies
70 ReDublican success depends upon
~ sincerity Of the Republican lead
ers and Republican representatives IN
.a,grass IN thelV advocacy or certain
sHrr, legislation recommended by
p-sstdent Roosevelt, then the party
s,of and ought not to win this cleo
ton. 80 -. poo.o,,o,,
-.,+ n coneress his celebrated special
Message In which he arFaigned IN We
Ls-,ent language certain great trusts
and trust managers, denounced their
r-a,hOds and manipulations IN severe
terms and urged congress TO pass GER
tain specific remedial legislation TO
check and restrain them. The Repuo-
49, leaders In the house allowed this
.se, document to lie dormant
mill April .. 1908. two months and two
49, after il had been transmitted TO
congress. and then Mr.. Payne of New
york the Republican floor leader of
the house brought IN a resolution re-
Serrine the different recommendations
To various committees.
Mr. PAYNE. Republican leader, after
discussing the resolution for about
three minutes moved the previous
question. Mr.. Underwood of Alabama
moved that one hour be allowed for de-
hate. The motion of Mr.. Underwood
was lost. Mr. Fitzgerald of New York
moved that twenty minutes be allowed
Tor debate The motion of Mr.. FitZ-
gerald was lost. Mr.. Williams of Mis-
slsslppi then moved than ten minutes
h allowed for debate. The motion OF
Mr. williams was lost. The Democrats
present all voted for the motions made
bv Messrs. Underwood, Fitzgerald and
Williams, and the Republicans pres
ent BY a strict party vote, voted
against and defeated them. The vote
vas then take on Mr.. Payne's motion
to order the previous question andr u
go into the committee Of the whole
house on the state of the Union, to
consider the resolution concerning the
residents special message and the
notion prevailed. the Republicans vOt'
ing solidly for 1t and the Democrat:
against It. The motion sustaining th'
previous question under the rule OF thu
house cut off all debate and thus th'
special message of the president o.
Jan. 81. I'm many respects the most re-
markable document ever sent TO con-
gress by any president, was considered
before the committee OF the whole
house. with but one minutes time
hei0o allowed for ~nnaral debate Does