The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-17

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/ na0re- as NOT Szl3v so yeass cid but be-
eamsa Of the snfsranlt5ez of age prohibit
ed from exhaustive Labor.
Accordingly aRsDT a trip ia Europe
4 has been spoiled and an easy samm1er
j has GONE gB1zsnaerlng for Eany q Sen
{ ator. who instead has TO sweB5ef through
june and JnHy at the Capitol. And
snaes fga9zn ali the 1neGnveESsEees hA
/ knows thar his votes ON tariff viii be
I criticized whatever Lists 5n the
1 seEe3nIes be supports on refuses 10 sup.
] s0Tt for the Interests shat eenteE ssgmt
4 . sara@ bill are so varied. II is 6mpGs~
! s5bHe TO please everybody And those
who arg 1Sspiease9 wiaI carry their
I grievances axto the next campaign and
/ try to eTer xhe score 1t has been 50
I with every tarHE bill Congress has franz
cd In the last 90 years and Is bound 10
! be 80 ~ long as the sarfff III in politics.
I While the Senate Finance COMMITTEES
! fs Mp 10 its eyes In tariff troubles, Is
e0sa pan5On committee of the House
y Trnales' Serene Payne. the chairman,
is taking tbings easy. going 10 the ball
/ games and running over 10 View YORK
occasionally when il is too hot for
] comfort in Warrington He grumbles
some, and so does John Dalzeu and
Gam Mccall and quite list Of Ways
and Means Republicans because tha
Senate has CARRIED = fbeFs tariff bill
But that Is the pride a authorship
common TO most men. Yonr WAYS and
/ Means member Is Just az human aEgous
having his copy changed as in the cub
I newspaper reporter. who has 10 serve
: two or tEree wears before he can BE-
brought to- realize that it is really pos
eitie to improve his copy by editing
and remodeling II.
Chairman Payne grumbIes that the
symmetry 81 bis bill has been entirely
spoiled bv the Senate. He will growl
! tremendously when the bin gets into
/ conference But Chairrnea of WAYS
/ and Means have been doing likewise
for many years and. Of course. Mr..
Payne Is not 10 be the exception. The
Senate has always assumed to itself
TIE right t0 zip up tariff bills and
! HsodsfT the House provisions. As a
. matter Of fact the Senate has DONE less
ripping with My. Payne's bin than il
did with many previous tariff bills, less
than ii did with the DjBgley bin and
veYy much less than il did with the
Wilson bill.
But the burden of work in preparing
tariff bin falls most heavily upon the
| Senate Finance Committee. because !;
does the work more thoroughly than
the House people are accustomed TO.
The WAYS and Means Committee was
| at work on the bill all told about -four
/ months. But once the bill was made
/ mp. it had to go through the House as
prepared and there was comparatively
small chance for amendment. The
Republicans had the sure majority and
did not allow any discussion that
could overturn the decisions Of the
committee. Then, when the bill had
passed the House, the Ways and Means
members could sit around with folded
hands and wait for the Senate to di
| gGSf rneasYrrn
The House worked while it was cool
and while it was a pleasure to be in
| Washington. The Constitution gives il
the privilege Of originating revenue
measures. But that privilege to the
House always means that the Senate
has to do the bulk of it's laborious
tariff work in the heat of summer and
in that particular the Senate always
gets the worst of a tariff revision
| There is no escape from June and July
sessions. The House, of course, has to
meet occasionally but there are n.
eight and ten-honr sessions for it when
the thermometer is well up toward ths
boiling point.
1 Chairman Payne has shown his dis
. approval of the Senate bill in seyera,