The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-05-06
FoRTY.FivE CIRCULAR REpUe.
llcANS COMBINE TO FoRMu.
LATE NEW PROGRAM.
SEEK TO SAVE THE DAY
Movement Is Being Perfected to In.
sure, II Possible, the Successful Cir.
ryng Through Of the Taft Admins
tration Policies ard Measures at This
Session OF Congress.

Washington, May :. Forty-five sen
ators, an from the conservative or
regular" wing of the house member
ship are said to have joined IN the
movement To- formulate a new admin.
lsiratiou oNecG ave program Two
more are claimed positively but the
regular republican leaders say they
do not care 10 subject the men to em-
barrassment by disclosing their names
at this time The new organization.
which was begun yesterday, was made
by the conservative republicans In an
effort To maintain control of the SEN
ate majority. Mutual concessions al
ready have been made and ii " ex-
pected more viii be required To carry
out the plans of the regulars. Much
depends on the success Of President
TAFT IN harmonizing difficulties that
may arise.
The president viii be back in Wash
lngton tomorrow II he IL willing to
swing the big stick" as the regular
republicans say he Is. the claims of
the regular organization appear Ia be
Justified. The work of the nrganiza-
tlon In lining up senate members pro-
ceeded today with the understanding
that the senate would adjourn until
Monday.
The A. republican conservatives who
have undertaken to stand together TO
establish a firm control OF the senate
proceedings ANA put through the re-
al lt4uta raj al
program follow:
Aldrich. Bradley. Brandege. Briggs,
Bulkeley. Burnham. Burrows. Burton,
Carter Clark. (WyoD. Crane. cullom,
Curtis. Depew. Dick. Dillingham;. Du-
Pont. Elkins. Flint. Frye. Galllnger.
Guggenhem. Hale. Hepburn. Jones,
Kean. Lodge. Lorimer. Mccumber.
Nixon. oliver. page. Penrose. Perkins
Piles. Richardson. Root. Scott, Smith.
lMlchD. Smoot. Stephenson, Suther-
land, Warner. Warren and Wetmore.
The men on whom the regular re-
publirans are still working aud who
will receive the attention of President
Taft include: Borah. Bourne. Bi""n,
Burkett. crawford, Dixon, Gamble and
Nelson. All of these men voted with
the insurgents from time To time.
They have refused. however. to be
called insurgents and have been found
In the ranks Of the regulars at least
half of the time.
1t was reported today. although no
confirmation could DE obtained, that
Senator Dixon would vote with the
regulars as soon as the long and short
haul amendment 10 the railroad bill
was disposed of. Senator Borah, 1t
was stated. would also join the lineup
for the TAFT program provided he was
given assurance Of support for his bill
providing for the issuance of $780,
600, 900 In certificates of indebtedness
To- provide money To complete reela-
nation projects.
Senators Bourne and Nelson. II IL
/ said viii hc found la the conservation
ranks If the new Legislative program
takes cognlZance of certain measures
/ favored by them.
+ The purpose of the regular fepub-
/ leans Is IL get "A majority OF the sen
ate - that the charge cannot b"
/ made that they formed coalition
/ with the democrats Ia put through
/ PARTY measures Al the same time
/ they claim they can count on certain
/ democratic votes when needed.