New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27

.insurgents' who then voted against the
adoption OF the notifications
IN the DIST Congress. presided over 10y
Speaker Reed. changes We're made To pre-
vent hlibusterinE and enable the majority
10 conduct the business for which II was
responsible The Democratic minority de
nounCed these changes as dcSpotlC and
precautionary and succeeded m infaWins
Tie country against Mr. Reed as iyrant
who thruttled the viii ~ the peoples rep
resentarves- such was tire success OF that
agitation mat the Democrats controlled
the House IN tha sd and SD Congresses
In the SD Congress they had To- trv to get
along without some OF the features Of the
Reed rules which they had denounced. hut
in the sd Congress. when they had tariff
bill 10 enact they made a clean sweep Of
their breasts a. though they had uriEi-attt
them. They went further and enlarged the
power ~ the Committee ON Rules Dos giving
the House and report az any time and with
out previous notice
BRYAN FOR COMMITTEE OK RULES
Any one VINO desires 20 know what tine
Democrats really think ut these rules
should turn tU the Congress .ouaI Record
Tor TIE first session 90 r... SOD 'nuCTtS-
There he viii ind William j. Bryan De-
Tending them with gD.c. and vote, and '.I'-
Cia.ly defending the Committee ou Eu."s
having The rlEhf 10 bring Dbl a RUE l' stop
We are simply putting power BOD the
hands ~ the House 10 conduct rs business
Did YOU ever hear Mr.. Bryan rdicule This
ideutica, statement when u cam" from
Republican
H. that Congress Speaker crisp Ter the
chair 20 defend the rules. soWcfa.lE u'
other Speaker ever did and be-. Ike ny.
BRYAN. declared that,
rules Is simply tha power Co report Co Ire
House proposition for It's action
He very trutlfuI'y said that th. fD-T"
could ALWAYS vote down report from i."
Committee on Rules n a majority opposed
T.. Both crisp and BRYAN We're sincere 'N,u
and they simply stated ar exact H'l"
which had been stated Wuut times before
and has been stated many times since
NJ friend champ Clark was aiS' ii. '.a,
Congress and voted for th' adoption ~
these rules He Wa right then. as men
who have responsibility placed anon t.rm
are more often manly and honest tndh
when fte,- have 10 responsibility and aye
tempted 10 play the temaFogae .......
II the Democrats should H-aiu -. +."
control 90 the House and NJ clark should
realize his ambition ard be- elected speaker,
hood worthy such r"sp"nslhiiifl. return I'
fba tos.fion no occupied then aui again
become an ardent defender q the rules
THE FIRST INsURGENT
The rules Will remain suhs'hniia.'s az
tie, have been and arr, sa l1ur d. We nav"
q Congress. ans the majority party
whether Republican cor I'W"ci"l''. To-
sIouslnic TO the people iuT .--.-.aI.'" Mi.
rules have always been fn' men Nh' '.-
non f..f resaDu-lii.irv FOR the f-au-l iF'
% The business IaiG before 'oLEr'~- most,
who denounced them 100 tHe past nave H.'"
10 defend them a. DO, wheel turned ana
they came into t"si.A-i-liit.
Ever since h.st"rs began The man ."
vic. b, which hs could overcome 'h" n...
81 the majority. Hud w~ ta'" a i'i-.'t'.
n not alb splui'lF r"liaH ~. I'''l -. .'.
lrated character aIfvl''irE history Ni.-.
fat Was. Bette 90 reign boz E". man -
S. I'VE tn heaven" There was Guar ir-i
great iusurs.it. and De- was ".f bed .-'E
..e UattIemeIf- of t!-sN.u Since 'h" ,'"a-
ton oe man there. have us 81 taos" a. H"ils
uu earth to eurDu-f-. lu>arftrft"N d-'-i 10
order which D. Heaven Hr-t -a"
TARIFF WILL JUSTIFY ITSELF
Mr. Cannon closed h.s speech WIKI
praise % the Payne tariff Iaw as "the
best one ever passed under Republican
leadership" II. said
, vu-G b. conclusion. The country
waited from March until AUGUST i.' TO-.
enactment 81 81 tam n..'- l,...''
I-eriod ON account 81 the "Ho"I ann. il
has Zen cOIserE ati,'iE estimated thIt tIt
Joss due 30 the haitiuE ot business ana
production amounted 20 NHUfWH c-.-
Since tie enactment Of the new law pro-
duct iou iu oLr own country ana imports
from fOIelyU Cuuulrle- NAV" Ei"-i+ ii-
,r.a Sod. and day hy dag conditions are ira
proving The farmers. wh" comp '7' one
third = or population. u'r -i. 'plnr Ll-A.
and some Ui them a'e IliiuE ln .Nl'ii"-
Riles lu mine and Ia tors. ds well as ih
TRANSPORTATION ana CoImc-C, opportunities
for emp 'Em"ut are daily -r"HirG better
The revenues ~ the government an, con
Is not perfect perfection resides d. Deity
al1ue-but I agree mest heartily with Rep
rcsentatiye PAYNE. 81 New York. and with
the President e thc United state. lu tbs
Wsnona speech. that me new tariff Law
T. tine hest ON, ever passed under EcTuhl-
can leadership
Neith,r Bryan. CumwIus. Ia Toilette.
Eristpv nor their followers claim that -
can be- changed during the coming four
-ear- but they all agree iu one thing.
namely that ,hey viii a-Itate-aud tUcy
.tre aaitatiug- for adiit OHal tariff legis.a-
flnu and. as th, Gag ~ prosperity. drawn
D.. sO.apUuap people. move oH. they are
seeking To- hinder H. progress hg criticism
ana Remuneration. and this. too within
three months of it, enactment.
The d'magolue wc have always with uS.
and rs ours b. government Of tho people.
The only va 10 dispose Of him is To- move
ON The proof 81 rho pudding is the eating
al it and avn perfectly willing to trust
the v,4aIct a. s prosperous ana happy
r,-upla ln fh. elections IVA Novcmber 1910
AFTER the new tariff lat. las nccI I'm opera
ton for Oscr "a year.