The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09

Minnesota The Democratic members of the committee were Bailey. of Tex as. McMiiiin. of Tennessee. Wheeler. of Alabama Robertson, of Louisiana, and Swanson (now Governor of his State). of Virginia.
 Senator Dolliver had a great deal to do with the arrangement of the sched- ulss of the Dingley law. and he has made the point that even the late rates of duty would before this have to be lowered in many If not most in- stances. and that ia why the Iowa Senator now insists that rates shall not be increased by. the measure that will be passed some time between now end the dog days of summer.
 shock to Hepubs.
 The Deliver speech when 1t Is pub ifshed with the additional statements in full to which he ailuded>in a for cibie and entertaining style while he had the noor will undoubtedly prove when 1t Is generally circulated to be one of the most Interesting discussions of the tariff question ever distributed in the Unitd States The Democrats in Congrss think that it,is going to plague the ultra protectionists for years to come. They do not believe that Mir. Aldrich and his legislative side partners will recover from thA shock this session which that attack caused in the Senate chamber,
 Senator Deliver Is c man of mag nfhcent presence. He was fifty-one years old in February last. stands about six feet. weighs two hundred | pounds or over--possfhly 225-- has coal black hair and dark eyes. and as he takes the best care of himself im- aginabie appears to be in. splendid health. His style of delivery is not as pleasant as some of the other great orators in the Senate. but what he lacks In clearness in enunciation is made up by power and earnestness. and he seldom if ever falters in speech showing that he is hard student and gets his subject thoroughly well in hand before making an argument on such an intricate question as the wool len Snd cotton schedules of q great l Afiff bill. In an effort to discrsdit in advance Senator Deliver as much as possible Senator Aldrich the other day threw I out 8 petty fling to the effect that it | was well understood why the Iowa Senator had determined to attack the bill. MT. Aidrich did not say what il was. leaving the public to draw any sort of inference. and if the press as- sociations made reference to this re- | tinEA HV c4pidu4ttOu WSut WitH H Iok the information of the average reader
 Undoubtedly Senator Aldrich meant | that Senator Deliver was mad land Il disappointed because he was not given a place on the Senate, finance com. mittee this session. By rights DoIli. yer should have gone on that com nit tee. but he was the last man on ths Republican side of the chamber thai Aldrich. Hale and Lodge wanted there for he would have been enabled to gel at the bottom of all the star chamber proceedings of the Republican mem. bers of the committee. And besides the Iowa idea of tarifr revision doel not harmonize worth a cent with thu New England and the Pennsylvania Idea. And there you are.
 Senator Deliver promises that hs will be heard from q great many tfmei
 before the tariff bill is disposed Of 1T the Senate. His blood as up, ant
 there's going to be heap more sail by him and other grumbling westerr Senators that will doubtless prov,
 mighty rasping to the men who i'm
 agined they had plain sailing foj what the Democrats and a large per I centage of the Republicans conaIde ., the most iopsided and unjust tariff bil that ever emanated from the Senat, finance committee