Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-09
End Of Ninety-Day WrangIe
Finds Regular Republicans,
Insurgents and Democrats,
Save One, Standing Pat,
MEASURE GETS THROUGH
BY VOTE OF as TO 81
House Expected to Send Bill to
Conference Without Delay
Prospects for Early Adjourn
ment Brighten,
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Washington. July S.-The tariff
bill passed the senate just after 4
o'clock tonight. by vote Of Is to "a.
Republicans voting in the negative
were: Beverage tindiana). BristoW
Gkansas), Brown (Nebraska), Burk-
EFT (Nebraska), Clapp CMinnesota)
Crawford (South Dakota). Cummins
Gowa), Dolliver OoWal LaFollette
(Wisconsin), Nelson (Minnesita)
The vote in detail
Yeas-Aldrieh, Borah, Bourne
Bradley, Brandege. Briggs Bulkeley
Burnham, Burrows, Burton, Carter
Clark tWyomingl, Crane Depew
Dick, Dixon. Du Pont, Elhins. Flint
Frye, Gauinger Gamble, Guggen-
helm, Hale, Hepburn. Johnson (North
Dakota), Kean, Lorimcr, Jones, Me-
Cum ber, McEnery, Nixon Oliver
Page. Penrose. Perkins, Piles, scott
Smith (Michigan), Smoot, stephen
son Sutherland, Warner, Warren
Wetmore-- b.
Nays Bacon, Bailey Bankhead
Beveridge. Brstow. Brown, Burkett
Chamberlain, Clapp, Crawford, Cul-
berson, .Cummins, Daniel Dolliver
Fletcher. Foster, Frazier, Gore,
lette, McLaurin. Martin Money, Mel
son, Newlands, overman. owen,
Shively. Simmons, Smith CSouth Caro-
lina), stone, Taliaferro, Taylor-S4.
McEney of louisiana was the only
democrat recorded in the affirma-
tive. The senate at 11:1S p. m. adj
iourned.
The removal of the restrictions on
the free sale of tobacco in the hand
as provided in the amendment Of SEN
ator Bradley. which was adopted to-
day is the result of many years OF
agitation ana Of much active recen.
campaigning.
The present law preventing freedom
in the trade in tobacco in the primi-
tive state, is said to have been re-
gponsible for The forays of might
riders" in Kentucky and Tennessee.
The present law permits the to-
hacco grower to dispose Of his pro-
duet. but does not allow his Vendee
six cents a pound.
The Bradley amendment author
ICES anyone to sell tobacco in the
hand without paying a tax, but re
luires that when the sale exceeds ten
pounds, a record shall be kept for the
benefit Of the internal revenue SER
vice
The subcommittee of the commit
Zee on finance reported against the
and accepting the action of
he Subcommittee the fun committee
made an adverse report TO the sem
tie. Senator Bradley, who is the
,uthor OF the amendment has, how
'ver, been persistent in his effort to
nave the tax removed and at last sue
'eeded in prevailing upon senator
Aldrich and other members OF the
finance committee 20 acquiesce in his
As the tariff bill passed the house
I carried a very similar provision
md there is very little doubt that
when the bill shall become a law, il
will contain a practical repeal of the
present tax on hand" tobacco.
The other provisions Of the tobacco
schedule were retained. These inn
pose tax of 8 cents q pound on
'hewing and smoking tobacco and
'nuff; Of SO on cigars weighing more
han three pounds per thousand
with increases for high grade cigars
running up to 80 per thousand: Of Z .
'ents on cigars weighing 3 pounds or
ess SS on cigarettes weighing more
han pounds per thousand. aud
,1.25 on cigarettes of not more than
hree pounds per thousand.
The uncompleted corporation tax
provision was the first subject Of
he days consideration and Senator
Daniel resumed the speech he began
His remarks were in defense of his
amendment levying "A tax OF - Of
Der cent on the gross receipts of cor
lorations having "a capital stock OF
more than $500. 700.
Mr.. Bacon suggested that the Vir-
,inia senator change his plans for
axing corporatio to make it apply
Ilso to corporations that have gross
receipts of more than 100000 Az
lually.
On suggestion Of Nj. Daniel Mr..
Sacon offered his amendment as an
amendment to the proposition by the
Tirginia senator. After a short eI-