The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-06
DOLLIVER IS
AGAIN TART
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Iowa Senator Continues
Speech.
SEVERE ON REPUBLICANS
Holds His Own b colloquy With
Ledge.
senator rulIm.a Answers ape.tiess s.s
says he Easeys the wraasie.
Beswee. menber. Of
the @. o. r.

Washington. May 5.-when Senator
DoIliver arose to resume his speech or
she wool and cotton schedules OF the
tariff bill shortly after the Senate as
sernbied today. there were few sena-
tors In their places.
Senators came In rapidly In response
10 cali and lfty-six answered to their
nsmes. Mr.. DolIivsr immediately pro-
ceeded with his discourse. Senator AL
urich was not In his seat at the be-
ginning OF the session.
Replying to q suggestion MT Aidricn
made yesterday. Mr.. Doliiver declared
that II made no difference TO him II 9
man Of the acute mind OF Senator Vest
had found in the Dingley bill some Of
the things he himself had discovered
fn the pending meag&ze
shy friend, the Senator from Rhode
island" he continued, seemed to get
q good deal OF comfort yesterday by
sneering at me because had sought
the advice OF persons qualified 70 speak
on these questions. Such thing was
not only uncailed for but II is little
short Of ridiculous when ths Senator
sits here, and In answer TO questions
reads Prom pamphlets prepared by ex-
perts. In view OF that course submit
that he Is Ia no position 10 complain
IL talk with wise and good men e
prepare myself to. address this body
and the people Of the United States.
Matter Of Mathematics
The bill pending before the Senate
ne said. wns largely matter or maln-
ematics and It could be understood BY
careful study,
Declaring that Mr.. Aldrich had said
wasferday that 1t would be shown 70
the senate that no changes fncreas-
Ing the cotton rates had been made py
she Senate committee on finance. MI
l)olifver said that II II was q correci
STATEMENT he would expect all the
italics carrying Senate amendments 60
be stricken from the measure The
fact was. he SAID that the cvSton rhtea
were increased.
ne then read from New Fork news
paper, which he added had for "tNrn.
~ years been watchfui of tlsa HplEl W.
aide 81 the senate from MssHAchnsnts H,
udk3J wAkaxe1nanf 70 the nne0'
That Mr.. Lgdge 40 said fnns ss y. g.
ported from the nnenep 81 Il ~ n
senate committee was rof great valus
40 Massachusetts The same article
he said. also appeared ~ session pa
per. . -. .,.s,,,,ss,
NJ this moment, recognized the reeeins
% the statement and inquired eone a,s q,
srw II. 10 which Mr. Dollixer replied
that he (fedge) was quoted 40 saying
that sfhe al vatsfeu rate on Gotten
Eea haen fnoreassd Mr. Lodge said
1haf must be 4 nafsqu0tation.
II stated he said, the Sd vaIoreru
wases had not been ipcreesed 49,
ssThen,n Responded Douiyez
promptly. you wera mistaken "a ss1 y
me senate, and Ii you did not stats
fhat to the Boston newspaper you onlt-
ted very important part OF your au-
~ ~ have automatically aemonssrat-
"a that these rates have hsen m
creased" said Mr.. Doilivers
II nave great doubt about yont
mathematical demonstration respvno-
ed Mr.. Lodge.
II aieo.s said tbs Iowans Dowtng 70
the Massachusetts,. SENATOR II nave
grave doubt about some Of the innFn-
tiles Of yourself
RaferrfrsR 10 the board OF appraisers
at New York as "elder statesmen VINO
failed to be reelected, Mr. Doiiiver
explained the mereerization Of cotton.
declaring that this one cent y yard fot
that or similar processes provided IN
the bin was In excess Of the cost Of
mercerization.
$500 80
process required Egyptian or long sea
Mr.. Doiliver denied this statement
ana turning to the Democratic side.
said that was the cotton for which fha
Senator from South Caroline has so
strenuously worked for q duty.
TIlImian EnJoys II.
Mr.. Tiiiman quickly disavowed any
desire to have a duty on sea island
= u Aena farrt De- a
seeing the Senator from Iowa, throw
bricks at HIS colleagues on the RaDub-
lican side. but that he did not want
him to throw them ct him."
II thought I was throwing him q
Bouquet" responded Mr.. Dolliver.
Mr.. Smoot declared cotton lost some
thing In mercerizati0n.
.sYes." replied Mrg Dollfver, ''the pro-
cess Of mercerfzation Is like washing
your hands-of course you lose httlu
On the waste.
After the laughter on the fioor ana
IN the galleries died out SIR. Deliver
proceeded. He aaid be did not hold
the members of the finance committee
responsible for the bill az they had
been forced TO hire merchants 10 ex-
plain the measure to them.
MIR. Dolliver said the TIME was COM
ang when the controversy over the tar
tM WOAtO DO bEAuA1@E1oU py law 10 .
tribunal where II could be pas9ed on
"wfth more wisdom than a person is
liable to meet about the corridors Of
the capitol"
Mr.. Dolliver warned his colleagues
that II this tariff bill should be put
Though without amendment Il would
cause an immediate eountry-wide de-
mand for another revision.
senator AIdrich entered the chamber
Just as Mr. Dolliver concluded and Mr..
Beverfage appealed TO him for short-
ening or the hours during which the
Senate shall sit. Mr.. AIdrieh replied
that II better progress was not made
Il would soon be his duty to ask that
the daily sessions be heightened.
Replying 10 Mr.. Delivers remarks.
Mr.. AIdrich said when the woollen ana
cotton schedules were reached he would
show that In the cotton schedule no
important change from the House bin
had been made except In the substitu-
ton Of specific for ad yalorem duties
and a rise in the rate on cloths This
substitution had been made, he said.
to prevent under-valuation.
Bill Up For Amendments.
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