Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-19
TAFT IS IN LINE WITH
 UNCLE JOE"

WASHINGTON. March Is.-The new president of the United States is working hand in hand with Uncle Joe
 "Uncie Joe" is working hand in hand with Dalzell and Payne and Al drich. So the new lineup runs like this: Taft, Uncle Joe" DalzeT, Payne and Aldrlch.
 The men whose cause President Taft is champion through all the avenues at his command save one, 9 public statement endorsing Speaker Cannon, represent the clique in con gress tbat are not in sympathy with the kind of tariff revision wanted by the American people.
 Speaker Cannon's views on tarif revision need not be elucidated. Tn the past he has been an obstruction ist. MT, Aldrich of the senate, is an extreme stand batter" which prop eriy translated, means don't make any changes in the tariff that will in- terfere with the profits Of manufact- urers having monopolies on commod- ities." Mir Dalzell is the author of the now famous declaration, q see no need of any revision whatever al this time"
 Previous to the last national cleo ton the impression was allowed to go ont that there had been a break be- tween Taft and Uncle Joe. About that time Cannonism was not popu- lar Taft's alleged coOlness toward Speaker Cannon was played so strong by the campaign managers there were not 9 few even in the republi- can ranks who believed there had been Q genuine break.
 Ail of which now appears to have been 9 clever piece of act 'ng. Where does Mr. Taft really stand IS tb Speaker Cannons
 When che house insurgents mads a noise like amalgsmating with the democrats Co change the rules, the manipulation of which by Cannon has been 30 disastrous to desirable lsgis- s{iOH- 4r. Tat showed his hand for the Grst time since taking office He sen. bis man, Postmaster General Hitchcock. out to work for the speak or President Taft did all things pos sihie to prevent tho insurgents from accomplishing a reform of the raloa.
 President Taft waHts it understood he doesn't believe there would be any harm particularly ln amending the rules. But he expressed the belief tina. if the insurgents were allowed to go ahead Tn their fight against she rules 1t might interfere with an early revision of the tariff.
 fhus President Taft has expressed h's desire that the tariR be revised under the guidance of Cannon, who stands shoulder to shoulder with Dal- zeiI and Payne and Aldrich
 'If out Of this situation" says tho Washington Times, one Of the repre- sentative independent newspapers of the east, revision of tho kind the American people want is to be secur- cd, 1t wfn be only by such an upris- ing and demonstration Of popular opinion as has seldom been seen.
 ''it is not easy to understand and agree with the reasoning which dis covers that the retention of the Can non control in the house is necessary in order to get revision. This is the argument advanced in behalf of tho speakers continuance in control of the house. 1t would be well if more Of the leadership in the rephbi can party could be led tO believe that cataclysm is certain if the revision shall not be effective and downward. Tho country is in a frame of mind TraFFci0 i0usiy and suggostiveiy similar .1 ,bat Wish igh'ch the republican tar ia bal 0f 1890 was received. And on that biH ss an issue the house went about 90 democratic"
 But the insurgents and leading democrats deny eIuDhaticaily that the