The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-09
SENATE PASSES
The TARIFF BILL

Washington. July S.-Thc tariff bill
passed the senate just after III O'Clock
tonight by vote OF 45 to "a. Re.
pblicans voting in the negative wore:
BeverldGe QndD, Bristow (Kan) .
Brown (NebD. Burkett (NebD. Clamp
t&innD, Crawford IS. D.. Cummins
Oa), Dol'iycr Go), I.aFollette (Wis).
Nelson (NinnD.
McEnery OF Louisiana was the only
Democrat voting In the Affirmative.
The vote In detail:
Yeas-Aldrich. Borah. Bourne. Brad
ley Brandcgce. Briggs. Bulkeley.
Burnham, Burrows. Burton, Clark
(WyoD, Carter. Crane, Depew. Dick.
Dixon, Dupont. Elkins. Flint. Frye.
Galinger. Gamble Guggenhelm Hale.
Hepburn, Johnson On. D., Kean. Lori
mcr, Jones. McCumber, McEnery.
Nixon. Oliver. Page. Penrose. Perkins,
Piles. Scott, Smith CMichD. Smoot.
Stephenson, Sutherland, Warner, War
ren. Wetmorc-45.
Nays-Bacon Bailey. Bankhead,
Beveridgc. Bristow. Brown. Burkett.
Chamberlain, Clapp, Crawford Culber-
son, CumminS, Daniel Dolliver,
Fletcher. Foster Frazier, Gore.
Hughes, Johnston Ala). LaFollette,
McLaurin, Martin. Money. Nelson,
Newlands, Oycrman. owen. ShiveIy,
Simmons. Smith IS. c.. Stone. Telia-
tcrro, Taylor-3i.
There viii be no delay in sending
the tarlh bill to conference after II
reaches the house. 1t Is expected
that the bill Will be sent to that body
by the senate late tomorrow. The
house will meet daily from now on
until the end OF the session
AS soon as the bill Is received Mr
Dalzell is expected to offer a resolu.
ton by which the house viii disagree
to the senate amenments en- bloc and
agree to conference. If there is any
disposition to debate the resolution.
Representative Payne OF New York
VIII probably move the previous oues-
ton on the resolution, thereby shut.
ting of discussion.
When Mr. Dalzelrs resolution Is
adopted, the speaker will announce
the list of conferces.
II is likely that the first thing
agreed TO in conference Will be reduc-
tions on necessaries of life and raw
materials made in the house bill by
the senate, The increases made by
the senate on certain luXuries will
probably offer a temporary barrier to
an early agreement In conference. be-
cause of the contention that these In.
creased rates will prove pTohlbitiye
and Will materially reduce the rev.
enue
The failure OF the senate to keep
the promise made to the people by the
Republican party respecting a revis-
Ion Of the tariff downward was the
theme of Senator Beyerldge as the
debate on the pending bill was draw
Ing TO q close
Our votes" he said shall be cast
in harmony with our party's pledges
as voiced by our Darty's leader and
the national president"
Suggesting that the "insurgents"
would cast their votes on the final
passage of tne bin in conformity with
their previous action. Mr. Beyerldge
said they would do so as a notice to
the conferees TO bring back a bill In
which there should be decreases in
duties.
" DNF III r. ai-N dllo ," lIi ~ MI
Aldrich. who said he had often seen
men interpret tneir own judgment as
The judgment OF the party.
The Republican party is a party of
maJoriIes,' he added. and the views
of the majority in matters of leglsla-
tion control party policies The sena-
tor from Indiana does not speak for
The Republican party He has no
right to call here the name of the
president of the United States In sup
port of any suggestion which he has
made"
Nit Aldrich declared that the pend
ing bill was fuldllment OF the plrty's
pledges. If senators wished to vote
against the bin, he said, they should
not attempt to speak for their party.
Il have listened with deep interest to
the fearful and prophetic funeral ora
tion," said Mr.. Stone. from the Demo-
cratic side of the cnamber He de-
clared it reminded him Of the old
hymn, "Hark! from the tomb a dole
full sound
Mr. Crawford delivered a vigorour
part Of Chairman Aldrich TO prevent
ACpuDlIldu StudltAS llpIl JuS SAelSloe
of their Judgment
1T VIII take more than the senator
from Rhode Island to read the state
of Minnesota out of the Republican
party" said Mr.. Nelson. amid applause
which called down the gayel of the
vice president with an announcement
that such expressions were not per
mitted, He said ne did not care to be
lectured by the senator from Rhode
Island
The bill was then put on its passage
and passed, 10 to "a,
Upon motion OF Mr.. Aldrich the
vice president announced the senate
conferees as follows
Senators Aldrich, Burrows. Penrose
Hale, Cullom Republicans; Daniel
Money and Bailey, Democrats
The senate then adjourned at Ills
p. IN.
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