Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-06

10y Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Washington. Aug. 5.-The tariff
has been revised and the eXtraordin
ary session of congress has beel
brought to a close Both houses ad
ionrned sine die officially at G'clocl
tonight. That is the time entere'
upon the journals. but as a matter
of-fact the house adjourned at 5:3'
D. m. and the senate at 5:5S p. m.
The closing hours were unnterest
ing. Revision had been according tC
the desires of some ana with tn,
hearty disapproval cf others and The
last two days had been consumed BY
members Of the senate in expressing
their satisfaction or dissatisfaction
The conference report was agreed t
by the senate. Al to 81, at p. m
ana soon afterWard the concurrent
resolution making certain changes II
the leather schedule was adopted bN
both houses.
Following is the vote in detail.
Yeas-Aldrich. Borah. Bourne
Bradley, Brandege. Brown. BulkeIey
Burkhart, Burnham, Burrows, Burton
Carter, Clark, (Wyoming). Crane
Crawford, Cullom, Curtis. DepeW, Dick
Dixon DUPONT, Elkns, Flint, FRYE
Gamble Guggenheim, Hale. Hepburn
Johnson. Jones. Kean. Lodge, Lori
mer, McCumber, oliver, Page, Pen
rose. Perkins, Piles. Root, Scott. Smith
tMichigan). Smoot, Stephenson Suth-
erland. Warner, Wetmore-47
Nays-Bacon Bailey Bankhead
Bevef1dge, BrstoW, Chamberlain
Clapp Clay, Culberson Cummns Dan.
iel, Dolliver, Fletcher, Foster, Frazer
Gore, Hughes, LaFollette McLaurin
Martin, Nelson. Newlands, Paynter
Shively, simmons, Smith. Maryland
Smith, (South Carolina), stone, Talia-
ferro-31
Senator McEnery Louisana), dem
ocrat who was absent was paired for
the bill He was the only democrat ia
yoring the measure.
The pairs on the bin were as follows
those for it being first mentioned
Briggs with Johnson, Dillingham;
with Tillman; Gallinger with Taylor
Nixon with owens, Richardson with
Clark CArkansas), Warren with Mo-
noy, McE,nery with Davis,
President TAFT arrived at the cap
itol at 4:45 p. m, and entered the
presidents room His appearance
there the first since being president,
caused congressman to form in line
to he received by him. There was a
constant procession of handshaking
statesmen through the presidents
room from the time Of his arrival
until his departure at $50 o'clock Al
six minutes past O'Clock, the Payne
tariff bill, as the measure will be
known, was laid before the president.
He picked up pen Supplied by
Chairman PAYNE. which had been
used by both the vice-presdent ana
the speaker in signing the bill and
attached his signature.
After writing William II. TAFT
the president added, signed five min
uies after o'clock, Aug >, 1909
W. II. r"
with the president at the time
were Secretary Knox. Secretary Mac
Veagh Attorney General Wicker
sham. Postmaster General Hitchcock
Secretary Nagel Secretary Wilson
Senator Aldrich. Representative
Payne and many other members OF
senate and house.
As the senator's, one after another
filed into the room, the president had
something of personal nature To
say to each. and good nature ap-
peared to he overlooking senator
Taliaferro of Florida, in a rather
plaintive tone said
Mr. President. surely YOU are not
going to sign that bill with that pine
apple paragraph in it,
He referred to the fact that ne had
gotten the duty increased on pneap-
pies in the senate. but the advance
was eliminated in conference
What would you have me 90 +
Shall | strike out pineapples alto
gether, or just write in rate TO SUIT
your' asked Mr.. TAFT laughnglN
short time afterward senator
Fletcher Of Florida was telling the
president bood-bye The Floridah
was dismissed with goodbye 'oiu
pncapples' take care of yoursru-
The president tried to mollify Sen
ator Warren for his disappointment
over free hides and he greeted sen
ator Hepburn who said on the floor
today that no rate in the bill was too
nigh to suit him. with a how arc No"
ola high tariff
When the committees al the senai"
and house appointed to inform the
president that the extraordinary ses-
SION was ready to adjourn. called al
.ne presidents room. the bill had not
neen signed.
Wen. I have not signed the bill
YET said the president. do you