The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-30
LOng=DraWn Out Contest in Connection With
Tariff Bill Coming to Close===GalIeries
Filled With an Interested Audience

Washington, July SU.-3acK again
to the place where II originated, tho
tarln bill, accompanied by the report
Of The conierces. was today up for
consideration in the house. There
was apparent feeling OF relief that
The lolg-drawn-oIt contest was about
To come 10 a close.
The moment the house convened
Chairman Payne took his scat He
did not wear any too pleased an OK
preston, and seemed impatient for
the routine business TO be disposed
of. There was quito fun attendance
on 10th sides of the house. while the
galleries were well filled. The heat in
the chamber was intense. but so great
was the interest in the tarifl bill. that
no one seemed TO notice 1t.
The Republicans broke into loud ap-
plause when Chairman Payne present.
ed the conference report. Under the
rule, IT went over until tomorrow for
printing Again. the Republicans ap-
plauded when Mr.. Payne said he hop
ed to dispose Of the report before the
house adjourned tomorrow Not
single voice was heard, in objection
10 a motion by him, that, for the
cussion, the house should meet to-
morrow at 10 o'clock
II was fully expected that Chairman
Payne would make an official state
mcnt IN connection with the report.
but he postponed II until tomorrow,
alter having first explained that he
had prepared personal statement.
This he asked to have printed as an
omcial document, but owing to objec,
tlons from the Democratic side. be
was unsuccessful in that respect. II
T. probable Mr.. Clark will prepare Il
statement showing the Democratic
view. and that the two Views will be
printed together as one document
Washington. July 3O-Therc was a
general scramble at tho capitol for
copies OF the bill as finally agreed
upon. The berculeau task of printing
the momentous measure was perform
cd by the government print shop dur
ing The night.
Gossip was 10 the effect that there
woulI be no such revolt In the house
against the adoption Of the report as
had been anticipated, 1t Is known that
several prominent Republicans Will
manifest their displeasure over GER
tain portions of the report by voting
against It, but no fears are entertained
that the report viii not successfully
run the gauntlet of such attacks as
NAV be directed against IT.
The house leaders are planning 10
bring = special rule before that body
tomorrow. conferring upon tho con
lcrecs specific authority 10 reduce the
house rates on boots and shoes and
other manufactures OF leather. A care
ful canvass has satisfied thcm that
lhs plan VIII 80 through with but lit
lie opposition.
Perhaps the most anxious persons
about the big white building, other
thaa senators and members. were the
horde Of lobbyists and those person
ally interested In the effect OF the re-
port on their private business. They
were compelled. however. 10 await the
formal presentation of the report be
fore being allowed TO examine the bill
Then there were flashed throughout
tho land many messages which carried
veal or woe TO the anxious recipients.
Washington, July 3O-When Repre-
sentative Iaynt, ncdu VI I"N
conferccs on the tariff bill. which
bears his name, rose In the house 10
day TO present the report OF the con-
ference committee Of the TWO houses
on the hill, the measure had oecn 10
conference for just three weeks
Proceeding on the theory that inc
li, marks n general downward tchG
CONTINUED on Page Four
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