The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

mendatiors.
Nr Ti1rnan in a raspIng voice sug-
s IA H. some of the judges are on
70 80 hollis of corporations while |
they dral1heir salaries as judges
,,;i,n,an onld wish 10 recall thai !
charge. 7
an sn4Thhdraw it." said Nr. TIT !
M r.. disavowing any sympa-
u. Ne statement Of MFR. TIL
"" he had noticed thar the
rarnorafnA for twenty years had
hoap wEelv active in the appoint
NM dolHieral judges.
re re not on the pay rolls"
said nlman. referring TO the
naracu have accepted special
caaohoA n gone about in my state.
had deal of experience with
hem il State while l was Gov-
ernor-"d
nr PVner said he had noticed
mar ;,,A who had served corpora
tiols afan go against those same cor
| noratiou as soon as they get on the
bench Al declared that they shove
a deyotys, 10 their duties which was
| MOI 81 any consideration
IoI1akuoouv then took place be-
twean ing Bailey and Mr.. Rayner as
Ia wha, judges should not fill
thair for the honor involved
ra+har for the salary, except
mar Il Ehould be paid enough TO
s,Dnort ,kmselves and families and
~ edu{t their children.
Mr. HEY inquired whether the
Sanatotn+bm Maryland would not
rarher SIC the name of Jefferson
Win akelis bankruptcy rather than
thar ofvkVanderbilt with a swollen
patrim.eek
The twas, said Mr.. Bailey, when
Americm. looked forward to educat-
ing thioR sons and then with that
adncati9tpnd a good name allow
+beu = 20 out into the world and
anbinv dik.cess. Now, he said, the
49,. ,nIe neople had so changed
that 81 looked forward to giving
thair Ia fortune and 1.-The girls a
dauarT Scb NAV attract a brainicsS
crOWnet head or a hoih
the otnr side"
10 he increase proposed for
tbaSa res was only in line with the
,v+ra-tI nee Of the times.
-" the houore of my ancestors,
said III Rayncr. but | like them TO
; Icay.a some money also. | would
nka IL honor and more money.
SanaS~ Fulton said that two-thirds
; ~ +baf remit and district Judges, III
~ II on now receive more com
- than they were given while
pFacnss q" aI1sf
Canatr clay denounced the init
,atioRy Senator Tillman that Fed-
I araI iIres are on the payroll OF cor
nn,ariI and said such
! shonld feyer be made without nannn9
; the judi e and making possiple an -
/. y~estigalon and a determination OF
The e}1gs. . nn.tsn said SEN
nor RSrab. ii had been suggested
{ thar r. were going TO raise the Presl-
i dent. salary the movement Woulo
a havt beein repudiated by all OF the
Y ~canddates.'
y carator McLaurin. of Mississipri,
said he gave no weight to arguments
I tha+ lad been made that the dig
: nftvr Of these positions should COM
y mand a large salary. dignity, he
: declared. is true worth, ana that
/ may he found in men who follow the
pillow Or who work in the blacksmith
lie THE action of the Senate fixing the
$. salary of Federal circuit Judges at
: 10000 was reconsidered and duo
I'll go which represents an m
crease Of $4,000. the compensation 81
FEDERAL district judges being In
- creased from 81 5000 to $4,000.
small consideration OF the bill was
11 postponed until tomorrow.
Naval Appropriation Bill.
Washington, d. G. Jan. 21.-When
consideration Of the naval appropria-
D. tian bill was resumed in the House OF
Of Representatives today the provision
e. apur0priating $150.000 for completing
d. the marine barracks at the Bremen
p ton navy yard, Washington. was
q tsrje6en out on a point OF order by
- Nj. Fitzgerald. of New York.
M An extended debate arose over The
T. naragraph in the bill relating TO ex-
- penditures for construction and re.
h. pair Of vessels. Replying to Mr.
h. Hepburn, Iowa: Mr.. Tawney, Mime.
..s sofa. declared he had infOrmatioI
nh tending to prove that the. deteri0ra-
nv ton n the machinery OF war vessel:
was due to the inefficiency of those
he placed in charge of it. Mr.. Hepburn
I'm replied that although cadets at An
napoiis graduated as officers, especial,
pA skilled in the knowledge of machinery
their services We're not used in tha
.o9 eapacity, such duties being should
,~' cred IN warrant officers.
Discussing the question generally
'rh ALr. TaWney called attention to Wha
ne sid were the enormous expendi
gures Ior tie reconstruction of vessel
rem aut4lde o ordinary repairs, that haC
ma been 70 eommissiOn not to exceed fou
ar II ear.
bu1ding ships for a lIttl'
waile he urged. land r~econstruc
'@hAesT@'s were scored By
II th4EAna, and said that after
or! eN1oney for repairs it vas
cor IL h vessel did not neea
the wv he said. here was a
ves4I r. way around the Wofld
whJf1 Jre appropriatins $60o'oo0
.ose for heretiirs. .fn
re Doetd. gentlemen put ms III
Is. tca az It the Naval experts "f-
ID. ossF ID toe+
u wld put my opiniQn @2s.a5l
,or the Nj experts that make tn T.
mate fl the repairs . the Al@a'..
hF[ sharnr~atorred Mr.. Tawney
hi 80 for +fe Navy wa r"-
this 49, :, ~. sr endment 81. Mr..
OBJ ErH.d H4fana nf9hibitinc tn. aN-
ton ''A til't" rouev for trust
p'liI.lE wbicl came over lrom
that made H"ugl IN no. TIL amend
the u-slefls, favor with many NOM
the ment pano e. ming to Justify The
-ope ler~ ing with criminal
rr;- Government III 3, " CfITl-rIa