The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-28
POLITICAL ALLIES
CLASH In SENATE
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Il Is the duty OF every man TO fight for
what he thinks right whatever party he
belongs 10. and so far as I am concerned
propose 90 fight. not against the Re
publican party. but for it; TO fight within
its ranks not I'm order TO cripple or injure
it, or 20 disturb its usefulness, but 10
make It the obedient servant no longer
of few men or few overgrown flnan-
cial iterests. but Of the scattered mil
lions who make up its membership and
who have a right to be consulted in it's
management and control"
IF ! were chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Congressional Campaign Commit
tee" quickly retorted Mr. Bailey. Il would
take that explanation and circulate il all
over the United States as a campaign
document against the Republican party.
II is an admission the Republican party
IS now controlled and dominated by the
special interests. think the Senator
from Iowa is right"
EIISIns Makes Protest.
The Democrats and regular Republicans
We're laughing hard when Senator EIBins
jumped up and with great earnestness
protested that both Dolliver and Bailey
were wrong
II can easily understand" said Mr.
Bailey that when we talk about the
great and special interests the Senator
from West Virginia would think that Il
fmeant him. but I had no thought Of
that"
Mr.. Elklns subsidized az this thrust
Senator Bailey told the insurgent Re
Ipubl!cans that he would welcome them
Into the Democrats household There
were somo OF them. no said. that might
Doe able 10 get back into the Republican
ranks. but many OF them would find their
ultimate destination 80 the Democratic
fold. The Senator from Texas added that
tho insurgents would find him on the door
step Of the old Democratic household to
welcome them. He caused the insurgents
20 squirm further when he held ogt 20
them the scant comfort that they might
ind Judgement in the Socialist party,
which has recently shown strength that
controlled "a great city and cast a vote
which startled thoughtful men"
Senator Rayner. % Maryland. started
the trouble Tor the insurgents when De
was discussing the railway bin
There IS scarcely any difference be-
tween Us now said Senator Rayner. as
he walked over toward Senators LaFol-
lette Cummins, and Rrlstow. ct am not
authorized 10 make this proposition. and
it is done OF my own accord. but 7 be-
/ lieye g. So Is accepted r. VIII receive I'm
mediate acquiescence upon our side.
/ suggest that YOU come over 90 the Dem
ocratc party
Making No Roadway.
Wherein DO we diner7 We believe the
tarir as now levied under present legls-
lation IS an iulguity; SO DO the iusur-
gents We are opposed TO monopoly plum
dering The American people: SO are they.
We have voted with them on almost
. every roll call. upon every one Of their
/ amendments upon every bin. but we do
not appear 10 be making much leadwoy.
/ because when the final vote is taken
/ upon the bin itself they seem Ieisurely 10
stray from rs"
What do our friends mean7- asked
/ Senator Rayner amid filters from the
/ Republican regulars. Are they in ear
nest. or are they simply flirting and CO.
/ 4'el-NE Win Aa- Us lt merely tenn
, poT'Ty engagement or is 1t permanent
l''e i''s'. rs iA' senior senator from
INDIANA 'beFefldgel, for instance. em-
hraelns us simply for the eostacy and
/ transport or the moment, or IS De willing
10 unite Win US In the bonds Of holy
poAllcai "eo'ock.
whenever we have voted with him /
nave l''lI-el lL-al ne cast ID our direction
Ial'l''. S''-'e 'I't is i-" OF meaning
'-I is inns merely the symptoms or
H'olHeN'aIy passion OF IS II ihe token or
permanent aIe-Non.
90 not kho" now the rest OF my
colleagues feel but I an becoming weary
OF being iondled and caressed. only 90
De rejected and deserted when the SUI
pIeine moment arrives
RHyner wants "a Know.
Senator Ravnar wanted 20 know why
the insurgents did not escape from their
unpleasant predlcameut when an avenue
I was open.
I'VE offer you he said. "a party that
is perfectly pure and that has passed
beyond the stage of temptation. We
/ agree with you in all YOU say about the
Republican party and fin all the de-
nounciations and imprecatlons YOU have
heaped upon it. You cannot reform the
Republican party from within IT, IL has
passed beyond the stage Of reform. You
are therefore engaged i'm "a narfecrlv
f-,,itIess task"