Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-09

= On a viva Nocc vote there was q lou
I chorus Of no" from the democratic
J side.
A delugc Of proposed amendment
came from republicans and democrat
while with automatic regularity Mr.. Al
drich caused all to be laid on the table
II appeared that senators wcr2 Irac'
tically fighting over in the senate al
Of h issues that had been contested
while the Diil was in committee II the
whole
Lest we forget" was the prelude OF
Senator Bristow AS he revised his at
tack on the duties standard n the su-
gar refining. His amendmort t. elm
mate the color standard was laid or
tho tabl" after lengthy discussion II
It's advocacy.
Predicting that the tariff would not
be really reformed until congress had
been compelled by public clamor to
lower IT, Mr.. LaFolette addressed tho
senate at considerable length He Of
fcred various amendments to the ad-
ministrative features of the bill, which
were aid upon the table.
| Before the vote was taken, Mr.. Aid
rich said hat he a no doubt that
the appropriations necessary for the
tariff commission provided for by the
bin, win be made.
Mr.. Beyeridge expressed great pleas
ure over this statement and Mr.. La
Toilette added that he intended to riv-
ct down that assurance as wen as to
strengthen the tariff commission pro-
vision generally,
Mr.. LaFollete's tariff commission
amendment was rejected by a viva
voce vote. Asking that they be CON
sidorcd as a single amendment Mr.. La
Toilette offered a large number OF
changes TO the wooden schedule sub
shutting ad valorem duties for speci-
fic rates. They were voted down.
Mr. Gore delivered a final donuncia-
ton OF the entire system of protec-
ton as exemplified in the bill. He
compared Mr.. Aldrich to the shepherd
of a hungry flock. saying that his
lambs had all been tanned until they
would eat out Of the hand.
said he, Mary had one lamb. and
II followed her to school one day. the
chairman of the finance committee has
fifty lambs and they follow him every
day"
Suggesting that the president should
promptly veto the tariff bill, in fair.
ness to his campaign pledge, Mr. Gore
added.
1T might not be so far stretching a
prophesy TO say hat the next president
or the United states may be Africa "
This adroit reference to Mr.. Roose-
welt was received with laughter.
The failure of the senate to keep the
promise made to the people by the re-
publican party respecting a. revision of
the tariff downward was the theme
of Senator Beveridge. as the debate on
tho pending bin was drawing to a
close.
"Onr votes" he said, Shall be cast
IN harmony with our party's pledge
voiced by our party's leader and
the national president"
Mr.. Bcveridgc was answered by MI.
Aldrich who said he "a often seen
men interpret their own Judgment as
the Judgment of their party.
The republican party is n party
Of maJorities, he said. and the views
Of the majority in matters OF legisla-
lion control party politics. The sena-
from Indiana does not speak for
republican, party. He has no right
to can here the name Of the president
Of the United States in support Of any
suggestion which he has made"
II have listened with deep interest
10 the fearful and propetic funeral
pration,' said Mir. stone from the de-
nocratlc side of the chamber. He de-
1t reminded him of the old
"IIark from the Tombs Of Datl-
'ul sound"
Mr. Crawford delivered n vigorous
against any effort on the part
" Chairman Aldrich to prevent re-
publican senator's from the exercise of
Judgment,
Senator Clapp also joined in the pro-
est against any effort on the part OF
he senator from Rhode Island to con
.rol his actions.
1T win take more han the senator
rom Rhode Island to rcad the state
IF Minnesota out of the republican
'arty, said Mr. Nelson amid applause.
which called down the gavcl of the
'iCc president. with an announcement
hat such expressions were not per
He said he did not care to he
ccturcd hy the senator from Rhode
Stand
The hin was then put on its passage,
{ was passed i5 TO "a
Upon motion OF Mr.. Aldrich. the Vice
president announced the senate con
erces as follows Senators Aldrich,
iurrown, pcnrose. nale. Cullom. re-
publican. Daniel Money and Bailey,
democrats.
The senate then adjourned at HIS
3. m.
As IL passes the senate, the bill CON
almost 400 Paragraphs. The aen-
to made $40 amendments To the
,ouse provisions. many Of which we're
dicd today Consequently the enrol d
ing clerks are finding the preparation !
t the hin Tor the house an arduous
SIX They have hccn following as .
loosely upon the hcels of the senate :
s. WAS possible, and have the work =
ven In hand, hut say they will prob ,
bly, not Dee able TO complete their ,
tbors before late tomorrow. ,
a NNlRE To M SENT TO /
CONFERENCE MITlIOIT DELAY a
Washington. july N.-There viii be !
@ delay in sending the tariff bnl to