The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-09

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U,ssri7gton. July S.-The tariff g
= I'M Dassed the senate just after IL g
= -,rl9-k tonight by vote of % TO =
&3L A.. =
= rive we're. Beveridge Qrd0, Bris- .
4 Tow OEanD. Brown (Neb), Bur p
= rsrt CNebD. Clapp (Minn), Craw- g
: sord is. D. C1mmins Qa), Dol 9
. liver 0al. LaFOllette (Wis.), Mel .
. son JMinn). y
: NcEuery of Louisiana was the e
= cpiv Democrat voting in the af- .
O fmaUye.
The vote i'm detail:
vels-AIdrich. Borah, Bourne, d:
% Bradley. Brandegee, Briggs, Bull 9
3 FaIv Burnham, Burrows, Burton, g
T. 0iark CWvoD Carter, Crane, De
. new Dick. Dixon. Dupont, Elkins, g:
3 Flint. FRYE. GaHinger, Gamble, .
. currenbeIm. Hale. Hepburn, g
8 Tobnson tN. D.. Kean. Lorimer. 9
ZONES. McCumber, MCEnery, Nix @
a IN Oliver. Page. Penrose, Perkins, d.
. piles Scott. smith (Mich.). Smoot .
!. Stspbenson. Sutherland, Warner, .
d. Warren. VetmOre-45.
q. Navs-RscOn, Bailey, Bankhead,
o. Psveridge. Bristow, Brown, Bur-
!. ts-t CHAMBERLAIN. Clapp. Craw- 9
1, fond CuIberson. Cummins, Daniel 2
s DoUiver. Fletcher. Foster. Frazier, 9
4 Gore. Hughes. Johnston tAla), =
C TaFaUetts. McLaurin, Martin. 9
O. Money Nelson. Newlands, Over %
e man. owen. Shively, Simmons, @
g smith IS. c.. Stone, Tahaferro, .
e Tavor-S4
&@kAH&H%S@ q O q . o 8 8 . 9
Washington. July s.-A depressing sug-
gestion Of a prJtracJed session OF tHS ST. 80
ata to conclude the consideration or the
tariff hin was contained in motion pre-
ssofs5 ll Senator Aldrich as soon as the
SENATE convened today. With the expert
enc. Of lost nights session in mind MI
sldrici moved to- amend the order OF pro-
eedu-t By striking out the provision LOT
an automatic adjournment at o CLOCK
THIS was agreed to without objection.
Tsere wss no effort to reach an under
Standing as to the hour. but the general
feeling was that whether early or late, the
measure should be disposed OF before
leaving the senate chamber IL nau beeH
supposed that much time would be con-
SUmed I'm the discussion of the tobacco tax
but before that item was reached II had
been srrauEei that there would be COM
paraurely Et-e effort to alter the fl
nance committee : schedule
Daniels Speech.
The mcomplete5 corporation tax prOvi-
sion was the first subject Of the day 5
consideration and Senator Daniel resumed
the speech he began yesterday. His re-
marks were IN defense of his amendment
levying a tax Of y or I per cent on the
gross receipts of corporations having a
capital stock of more than $500 COO
We have a worthy man in the presiden-
tai chair declared Mr.. Daniel, "a ju-
dlclal man of great mind and of great
heart ] have no sentiment Of opposition
10 the pending proposition because Of its
source. on the contrary I look to it is OF
lf highest TespeCtability."
ll- Bacon suggested that the Virginia
senator change his plans for taxing cor
po'auons On make 1t apply also 10 corpO-
ialons that have gross receipts Of more
Than Sao.eQ annually.
Bseon's Amendment.
On suggestion Of Mr.. Daniel. Mr.. Bacon
siered his amendment as an amendment
10 lle proposition by the Virginia senator
move TO lay the amendment on the
JAue, CURLY interposed the chairman Of
me finance committee
Which amendment interpOsed Mr..
bacon, rising in his place with a show of
dntaFonism
Beth If I can" said Mr.. Aldrich.
rise 20 a point Of order. If I can
NV, Nv me attention Of the chair persisted
Ar. Bacon.
he senator from Georgia always has
KS attention Of the chair If he will state
~ ~ point OF order replied Vice President
S-eIhan IN suave tones that suggested
! dent wish TO be considered as child
~ we chair, replied Mr. Bacon. but ]
M. ISL. .s, on a right to have my motion
F-l 70 the senate
,,. ne chair always does that, retorted
-' wee president smiling.
Quickly Tabled.
At,er q short exchange of views of Just
-. - happened the amendments were
49,! lelo ON the table" and there was
.-lSAer suggestion of any ruffle on tht
sslaiorial waters
-. '--I amendments to the corporation
In M. .S.llnent were quickly disposed Of
f-e corporation tax amendment as per.
Ia 49, q the committee then was agreed
n. .--AI. Aldrich announced that with
Va, SN-sLlou or the tobacco tax the bill
~ -. perfected SO far as camnnittee amend.
were concerned.
sfs.-.5 bacon, FOR his colleague. Mr.. CLAY
Tv ~, - an amendment 70 the bill provid
~, ~ special tax and for the regula.
sisfss' ea-5s on stock exchanges and in.
~ q SJriC- adherence % DarIiamer
80 Illes in disposing Of Al Tbfs inefsf
SiS-s. as emphasized by an aouaIlv ner
reS y put pose on the part Of M A1d
b. dispose ef st rs quickly as posi-
s'-s- = very apparent" said Mr. BacoI
Lara -telal clashss with the Rhode Is
st1rs --I,aloI, that there are certain sen
-'' py reason OF their relations {,