Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-03
SENATE VOTES |: !: On
REPORT / THURSDAY R
d, Motion Of Senator Bailey a
unanimous Consent Agreement
Was Readily Reached.
MI BE NO DUTY ON HIDES,
s,,oe western Senators Rather Sore
president and Alt.ricl, Agree
on Tariff Commission. 81
;netial to the News.

Il n Special to the IN ews.''JJ y.
b washington, {. b. s G. Aug. SS.-,rhe
q .nate MIL vote on the conference re-
y aort9 On the tariff bill Thursday af-
q .srnool, at Q O'Clock. The western
81 ssnators who consented to free hides
a rroritlcd the house would first pass a
II resol,ltlon permitting, q reduction Of
II he duty on leather goods We're ex-
,eedingly angry when they discoy rec
4 nat the agreenen had been ignored g
IL the house, but this afternoon
q enough assurances have been received
nom the hoase leaders that q joint
resolution Will be offered Immediately
after the senate agrees to the con-
4 fsrel,ce report under which substanT
mi reductions in the leather sch edule
Mn Ia assured. Some of the western
senators were disposed fight OF
vote on the conference eport.
until after the house shall have acted
IN the leather schedule but IT Is
| realized that such a program might
lead TO the opening uTSo of the whole
! subject or}stariff revision once more,
which would prolongi the session IN
detinitely. Now itS.js said the presi-
dent#has agreed to withhold his sig
38naature toMtie bill untfl the house
acts on tho Joint resolution reducing
The rates on shoes and Gather goods.
trhe hope which existed yesterday u at
d duty may set be secured !, on gl1l9 1I.
u
sf5lt,ss reach the president for. signature
4 by Friday. '5 H
VOTE ON REPORT THURSDAY 4. n
(By Associated l'resssl
Washington, Aug g. 9 II The tariff con-
Re ference report will be voted upon in the
I senate at p. IN. Thursday An agree
1lent TO this effect was reached y today
4 ut 1890 o. clock at the conclusion Of q
i speech by Senator Clapp. The ura n !.
nous consent agreement was reached
3 upon motion of Sena tor Baile
An effort was made by informal con-
II ference TO agree on 8 d. m. tomorrow as;
+ the time at W llch a vote would be
4 taken, but some senators sfea red that
Y i1l Of The speeches to- be made Could
not be completed by that hour
sln aching the agreement. Sc ator
Bailey intiipated there would be con-
concurrent res luti on to correct the
hide ana leather paragraph.
No sooner had the senate convened
x today than tile member were reminded
iiof Yesterdays disturbance over the
z lea Their schedule Of the tariff bill. The
subject was introduced by Senator Gull
&herson, who eferring to the deci sion OF
1.-THE conference committee to bring IL, g
Joint resolution rennodeling the leather
provision, gave notice that when the
time came he would present an amend
lncnt putting cotton bagging on the
3 free list.
Without attempting to enter Into a
discussion OF the subject Mt. III bersoni
reminded sena tors that the senate all
ready; had taken action OF, a similar,
: proposition and he fntimated that 1T
would be- no stretch of conscience to
repeat tho former action. 81
BILL WILL PASS.
Tho decision OF yesterday Will, ref
erence to leather had aSreassurtng eff
feet, as was made evident By the placid
countenances of the gR Republican Lead
ers when they entered the senate cham
bsr today. Senator Aldrich expressed
Z confidence that the bill now would 60.
through without further difficulty and
even tho so-called range senators.
Nocates of o, duty on hides, were in
clined to join In this expression OF
confidence While not entirely pleased
with the fact that Gather and leather
goods are not to receive any protection,
they are not unmindful of the conces-
sion that had been made and for the
sirst time announced their respective
Intentions of voting for Ehe bill.
4 a few, of the .'insurgeiits We're still
lho pnl
OF them would fall into line on the
final round up.
Only a few senators were in their
seats when the senate was called to or
& der, but Mr.. Cuiberson did not await
me appearance of q quorum before Civ
Ing the notice. ss
COTTON BAGGING.
III, Z, he added, we may Judge from
the press reports, the cotton bagging
provision Of the senate was stricken
from the bill at the Instance Of two
or three manufacturers Of this country
who hold a monopoly Of the business.n
Objection was made by Senator Clam
10 the provision of the maximum and
minimum clause dating the six months
notice of an abrogation of commercial.
treaties conflicting with the duties pro-
yNided in. the tariff bill from April 50.
FIlOllGpS
had been given foreign governments
three months ago. In the case of
France Mr.. Glapp suggested that as no
notice was required that country would
NC Disseminated against by actually
having only three months warning of
The changes to be made In the tariff
schedules. He thought the date should
4 Ies changed to correct this finequalfty in
{(uneiilns with the various nations but
~, 1iff1 tod
sympathy with tina view of the mat
TARIFF COMMISSIONS.
he tariff commission clause of the
nlll as changed by the conferees, be
came subject OF much explanation
When When Mr., NeWlands arose and qiless-
.loned the chairman of the finance
4 ~ m,1mtttea concerning the paragraph
4 q whether that provision had enl-s
powered the, president to obtain the
cost Of production of manufactured