New-York tribune., 1909-06-12

m himself anv anxiety about the report that Sena-
tors of the Middle West will make when tney re-
turn 70 their states and discuss these questions win
their constituents. He cannot. by any leslsiatlNs
trick argue anv amendments that have been Voteo
on. confusing the minds of Senators here who nave
been exercising some Independence, by iHci'lhs Ter
tiulidity.
MR. LA TOILETTE CALLED TO OHDhH'
M sooner had these words been uttered thah
there was hasty protest by Senator GailngeI
who called on Nice-President SherIldi' ~ "
Paragraph , OF Rule 1s.
In my experience in this body. said MT 00l
Inger L have never heard so OFT repeater aOO
sations that legislative tricks were being prac-
tised and I ask that this rule be laid before l''e
Senate that every may know what II j.
Rule 10, which relates TO the necessity Tor a'olu-
ing personal allusions was then read ana tIle
Vice-P President declared that he thought the sen
stor from Wisconsin had violated IL MI. Id fo'-
Iette. who had taken his seat, arose. SAYING ne
had noticed that this rule had net been equdl'S
apnljed to all Senators the floor. lie SAID ne
had noticed that some Senators could say lhi''eS
without attention being called 10 them ana II was
generally understood THAT he had in MIND 0e"d'ol
Penrose's recent criticism of hlulseli' WHICH "'
rebuked.
Vice President Sherman said he would see that
the rule was uniformly applied, 70 which MI Id
Toilette replied thPt he did not blame the VICE
President as he understood that the rule was az
piled only when the attention Of the Chair was dl-
rected 10 ii.
Consideration OF the articles the free list was
asked by Mr. Smoot when the Senate met 'o-ils"'-
Mr. Brown of Nebraska asked why ihe heN'
schedule that on wood pulp and print paper was
to be passed over.
Mr. Smoot explained that It was desired |" ""'
until Mr. Hale. who is ILL., could be present
Asking Mr Aldrlch 10 give the Senate some IN
timation as to the duty It intended to impose
on wood pulp and print paper, Mr. Brown sa'u
that the bill was reported to the Senate Ten "ee
ago but up to the present time no recommeHud'''"
or report had been made regarding the rates
Mr. Aldrich replied that the rates the committee
would recommend would he lower than the eN exist
ing duties but higher than those IN the House DILL
II WAS agreed to admit animals for breeding free
of duty
An amendment offered by Mr.. Aldrch putting
fruit in brine on the free list agreed to-
The consideration of the free entry or hides was
postponed for later consideration
Magnesium not made up into articles. was strick-
en- from the free list and Brazil and cream nuts
were added 10 It.
An amendment offered by Mr. Dick admitting
miners safety appliances free until January l9lZ =
was agreed to as amended by Mr.. Culberson' elm
mating the restriction to time.
1t was decided 70 pass the question of free
refined petroleum
L Orange oil was stricken from the free list and
nut oil and oil OF nuts placed on IT, Ihe
restriction on the value Of ellis admitted free 10 SO
cents a gallon was stricken out and palm kernel
was added to the list. Oleo-stearine was also n
Guided in the free list.
Chioro-sulphuric acid was placed on the Tree HsI
The senates substitute for the House provision for
the free entry Of American articles brought IN ater
having been exported was agreed TO after several
minor changes had been made