The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
DROUSSARD ACT
NOT SATISFACTORY
Lumber Schedule Caused
Uumpus Among National
SOIOnS
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Washington, d. e. May 13-The at
iacks Of the Western Senators on me
achedule OF the tariff bin as passed
by the House and amended Sce"rd-
ina TO the program arranged by Sen
stor Aldrlch, threatens to bring about
neg party alignments in each Of ne
two predominant political parties.
d, Is O well known fact The Repub'
lean majority has had taclt agree
ment with the Democratic represon
talives from several Southern states
ID stand with the "oragnization Y
need be to pass the present schedule.
ana II IS likewise o fact not one ~
Tho Democrats now IN the deal would
care To carry forward his part OF the
contract
s-suIsIsna Not An Unit
That the entire state Of Louisiana
Is not following Broussare ct ne
House IN his sugar schedule plan is
now so apparent even Broussard AMI
friends Gun aee. and the growing de
mand for some tariff relief to the
great Importing industries Of New Or
leans places Broussard and following
outside tha. Democratic breastworkA
Of the sugar state. and also eliminates
that following from any great amount
oR influence 10 future psiitleai organ
izailon OF the state.
Lumber Started Rumpua
The contest over the lumber plank
started the difficulty with both par
lies The Republican members from
wisconsin. Iowa, Minnesota. Montana
and Washington have followed The In
gfrnctlons of their constituents and
hattled manfulIy for the admission Of
certain Canadian lumber free, and,
had thek not c0ntended against the
paper trust Interests would have been
able 10 carry through ther program.
AN h was the Democrats behind ihe
nowers al Washington have been com
belled TO show their hands, and lht
Effort upon the part Of the Democrat
IA leaders 10 drive them to cover nave
moi been wholly Ruthless. The Bailey
attack upon the income tax cowardice
and the owen dissertation ON now 70
make the Income tax constitutions
ahow TOO plainly the Democracy is
Ia have new leadership and that 1t 10
militant and exceedingly aggressive
following taking hold Of the regns
The former onslaughis against Sen
ator bailey IN his own party are ~
nanght compared with The wedge NJ
planted deep IN the tree o. high iar
iff and his following up 0y The okln
homa senior Senator accredited viii
belng lhe most learned man OF The
limited States indicates plain
n that the new regime Is In the sad
die and that party ties will have llt
lie 10 do with shaping the intur'
coalitions Of representative 81 ih'
making Of laws.
BoIt Not Expected
Oliver La Toilette. cummins brls
tow Borah and others from the Wes
ana Northwest have slgnlfled thei
posltIons to the Senate. and the har
incoming given 10 Leader Aldrlch doe'
NOT signify they are much alarmv'
over The punishment that might y
inflicted agalnsl them with their con
stltuents, but they will not bolt lhel
party caucus.
High Ae Ever
That the new law will be az higl
n not higher than the Dlngley law, NJ
one with modlcum Of advance m
FORMATION doubts.
That II will reduce the revenue
because OF excessive taxation IS sif
not duuf ted.
II may be added aud YIN as muc
rcsiilyeness as an uuanQoaaced stet,
n,pnt caa be given that non reVenr
rr,mtlpg bill II sought bs ihs nigl
Iip fellows that The future cry aS iiNs
the high ,trif mny snbsils ami leAv
shc ss tlal privileges VIII llry +" 4
Al the ,nFs good Ior aiof oNhrff'