Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05
ristoW, .Clapp, CuInrnins, DoIli-
yer, La Toilette, Beyeridge
And Nelson Against II.
robaDle That Extraordinary Session
OF congress VIII Adjourn Sine
go Tonight.
Washington, Aug. S The pres /.
dents utomobile is In front of !.
the White House to speed him to !.
the copitol sign the tariff bill !:
the moment he Is notified that !.
1T is ready for his action. !:
l1IlI..


washing ton, Aug. Z Sat 2::10 p. m.
day the senate adopted the confer
fsce report on the tariff bill, which ef-
Ets the hnal passage Of that bill
Trough Cong ress.
The. vote was Al ayes. 81 mays. The
(1l received ; all e the Republican votes
oScept those OF Bristow, Clapp, Cum
Hlns, Dollivel.a SSLaF gillette. BeVeridgs
I'D Nelson. The senate then took up
&e concurrent resolution reducing the
&tes in the leather schedule.
FOR ADJ oURNMENT.
probably Will be adj
nrned sine die tonight. Sena
Aldrich and Speaker Cannon
ct this afternoon to grease the ways
IL the passage of the concurrent resc-s
#tion relating to the hide and leather.
Ehedule. which will be brought up linz
ediately after he conference report is
&opted, to adopt the conference report
finally pass the tariff billi to adopt
&e concurrent resolution revising the
Rther schedule and having 1T go to the
3use to be agreed to there; Ito adopt
4e joint resolution interpreting the
|fawbac OK resoluti ton with a free cotton
5ggging rider and send it to the house,
here it is expected 1T will be accepted
Ia to finally djourn the extra session
n Congress before the close OF the day.
5Buch was the program m of the leading
publican members of the senate COM
4 o clock today. That the plan
bid be carried into execution was
hbted by, most of 4 he Their senator's
In hen the senate was called to order
~ vice-presi1 ent,, had received nottfi-s
Hon from Senator's DolliVer, Elkins,
arren, Clay, ldrfcii, La toilette, lPen-S
Re. Flint; II ick, He burn and Bradley
III they desired to speak on. the tariff
her before or after the passage of the
D. On this account 1T was expected
g session would be prolonged either
unti1 late tonight or some time to-
brow.
Notwithstanding this formidable arr
q of speak ers, Senat or Aldrich and
hfldent that with the djournment of
senate today the extraordinary ses-$
b would come to an end.
he remainder of the program will
executed to the letter. The hour
the vote on the adoption Of the
ference report, which means the
II passage of the bill. by the senate.
already been hxed for 2 b. m. and
BE was no doubt tat it would be
EN- at that time.
he agreement is that the leather
endment shall go through I both
kses without alteration and 1t IS quite
well understood that the McCumber
Vision With free cotton bagging at
bed Will pass the senate.
DOLLIY Err s DEFENSE
enatorI fDolltver, opening his remarks
= IA a defense of his course as u Re-
elican In contending for lower Gu s.
ss duties. denied the right Of other
RlRuhlican senators to question his
/! sfion in the senate, n position which
valid was dictated by his COINCIDENCE
s ssskt has no been my fortune he said.
enjoy that mutual good will that
g!8nld meet the efforts of a senator to
aHnge the tariff laws of the United
ghGgle people OF his state, he added. had
e7h referred to as farm foil g, while
ESTATE itself had been declared to be
6elia bic, giveri to populism and
en backisn. iowa, he insisted. had
3!5Rys been loyal to Republican STAN
Us and still was unfolding the best
rests of the protective policy.
Here. he added, I'VE have had the
Etacle of men compelled to bargain
Ia the authorities which control the
ate for the prot ction Of their OWL
Sple. Majorities are obtained by a
= Nnl of reciprocity arranged In the
Pei of protection.