New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
TARIFF CONFBRREES
RFGIN WORK TO-DAY
1rp. 4LDRICH CONS0hlS D
THE PRESIDENi.
corn,ro.iou Tor TO b Rodrotfed
n .4coordoncr ,ait1 Hr- Toffs
T;c,rs- Democrats Dismissed.


,,-,.,.r-fon. July 2-Ths Pazn"-AtaT'en 'a''''
=. Nom. I'm the hands af the eleven men "-'
-, sf.-u- The differences between 'I' l'''''-''
:, rz,pes and eudeavar 50 % m'A.a Ut. ","
-. ar- that II VIII he aroertaA-' 20 '''.
-,-s7-r- and the country The 3'la'.' "''N
=. conference committee VII began m l' ' '-.1>
.,r,.-rse r7a~ninc. aHan the EFHanAeah S'u
.--sas ,,frl hold their first business "eei'hE q"
..s -.,o1-s = The Ftranre COMMITTEE III '..T
csrs+a Office huf-d.U- Three sessions "'- '''
hold asflv frcluIfnE 'are night sessions ana I'''
.-..-,+f-e SUNDAYS. H- AE5-i.h believes mat
f.7 agreement sd a'I questions WI. De r"a'''
-, -a- 5sr-.. that nar U exceed TWO o~ three
49, 7-iH De- required d" debate -he report la me
80 and House and that final adjournment -
Congress can bs taken on o~ before JatF =
-+.s mas -ra date er which The D.aE'ay ta~'I
congress adjourned.
A. soon as NJ Ar-rlea was 5uf7-rn84 that la'
77r,se had appointed its conference committee
- issued call for meeting ~ tha full COM
--,,,ss IN his offices n 80 o'clock this after
-o.- arthur shelton. clerk of the Finance
-,-rr,s--ss and 1v-r-s--n X Payne. clerk ~ the
rars and Means ,-am-trr--. were present aS
rs-.s 70 He conference After The committee
I'D organized The Democratic members were
t7fo-r7e5 that their services would not he re-
cr--e9 ss- some tir5r. tut thata copy - the Re
,rbIirz7 draft or the conference report would
~ erl,,rf-rez L. -f-rr Al the earliest practicable
sars The Democrats took thair dismissal IN
ron5 hlrl4r saving rrs- -hay woHll follow the
ss-re course were -leg ---1 -E-th response
fHrv for tha framing ar a ta~iG bill N 1sci-
son has been reached rs g. whether -he Demo
c-stic members r.--f prepare separate minority
report or merely content themselves with dis
ssa;ng from Tho Rslur.faa~ report
CIAPP AMENDMENT To co OFT.
Nj AId-irh called ar -ha White House and
was awaiting The arrival r the President whom
hs returned this afternoon They had long
c7rfe-,nce concerning The tariff bill Several
n The more Important features af the measure
we're discussed. including rhe corporation tax
Tie Raa-e Island Senator assured the PreEi-
der: 1hs- this part # r-e h5i would he made
70 eonf7rr- g. his exact wishes. L IS learned
thst tie amendments =. the -zx made on tn"
feo- f The Senate. most r which were accepted
zta view q preventing debate and faeiltat-
h the rassaca of the bl-r. viii make r. neras-
SLY II -7vrfta and rear-anEe many of The Sec
tens Tae President has manifested IN Do un-
certain Terms his opposition 70 th- Clapr amend
r-srt. striking from the uEu tho exemption or
On the stock e other corporations. H believes
taat the Crarr amendment provides for double
tzxstioa. and. as has been told fn these dis
patches there IS -a doubt trat this obnoxious
provision ail be- eliminated Hv The conference
committee
From time 60 time f~ The progress of rheir
negotiations Senator srE-fsh and Representative
Ps-r7 VII consult President Taft T-r 80 this
tine he has r0- discussed particular schedules
with - Senate and House leaders There are
some schedule switch H. has we'll known
and pronounce views. AMI that na wiz NOT hest-
1a'e % make rt= wishes known goes without say
Hs L is probable that before taking up tho
greater quesrInrs in dispute aH tine Republican
c2rterTees rfll have FL fgH and frank talk with
The Presiderr, -i-rauEa they may not an - 20
r. White Fog-= ~ .u. --ra
This evening tHe President took speaker Can
nm for ride in bis hfg touring cav. improving
ne opportunity rn discuss rre te~tfr hin with
Nr Cannon
The senate co-ferrees are surprised n the
Feeling which some of th- prominent .o-ganiza-
uah ReTutlcars NJ the House have shown
es@lasl the SeUa-e amendment for the estab-
ashn1ent # q customs court - appeals
HeIFsssHtativas TaHner and Mann. two of the
Strongest floor raGers fn the House. have sent
VIC n The Senate oarferreee that the customs
cff amendment is nor ~ an 20 their liking
@il Aldrich and his associates have no intention
y sosnd"nins this feature ~ tho bill which
usy regard IS one af i-z 7visazr and most dc
Hfsioe provisions They insist that when It
lliy understood opposition 10 it will diminish
aaa hel are counting on assistance from the
saanistreri0n o. help convert some Of those
no are noN indulg'ng ia mild threats Il this
'z7 q The bin Is nor eliminated.
PROCEDURE ~ CONFERENCE
.a first procedure in tre conference com
"lil be- 20 20 through tho bin with q
- . adjusting differences. Before this Is
- however il Win be necessary to reach an
es@Inenf IS 20 whether the senate maximum
- minimum Hian Is 10 he substituted for tn.
3e pan. i is probable that sub-conmittecs
I Dc appointed 10 work out special features or
DIS on which the only differences relate -
A.-sseology and classification
1i- AioEich is authority for The statement that
major questions are ia controversy be
'' me Senate and House than in any preced-
'a'n revision within his memory Twelve
- sso the Senate rewrste practically every
r.-e1aph IN the House bin Is reported by Mr.
ey The Jurisdiction Of the conference
-Hhs''ee is not unlimited Paracripbs in
'eh the Senate has made no change in the
-. Ia'es or language cannot be modified by
h.. lisfehce committee Where the senate
e..sl'ged rate from the House rate. the
t5or,r- must either accept the Senate or the
'9'e' or agree on an intermediate rate
t. e sugar schedule the conference commit
grs.t --iAe maze no changes except in the para
scbss., a'ihg to saccharine. and in the tobacco
Is ,ta, N'e only paragraph open To- amendment
and :. .hs 10 wrapper and filler tobacco
dic,ioB - &c paragraph the committees juris-
us the internal reve-..,s rsI.s -, 90,
ate ,..r we're substantially increased by the Sen
ference =. 'feh 70 general amendment in con
sllk. la-,- 1eS' q the paragraphs in the cotton.
spirits -. paper, metals. earthenware and