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comes time for another national cam
paign.
While the warfare in the house
surged around insurgent aud regular
standards. conditions in the senate
changed in one sympathetic sweep. The
upper house stands on the eve Of rev
olution as consequential as the rebellion
which has shaken the house of repre-
sentatiyeS.
Senate TO Take Hand.
The bugle sounded by Representative
Norris reached further than the walls
of the house The movement com
menced in the senate two years ago by
Senator La Toilette when he asked for
revision of the senate committees,
and stands now within the shadow of
success if the senate insurgents show
the brilliant daring and pertinacity of
their brethren in the house. a bill of
no particular moment to the nation at
large Will he sent TO a committee on
Monday by the senate. Senator Dixon,
aided and abetted by the progrcssivcs
and Democrats, wants it to go to the
committee on conservation of national
resources. Senator Cullom wants 1T to
90 to another committee. The vote
will test the strength and temper OF the
senate. and IN view of the victory OF
heaval in the senate may follow.
Who Will Succeed Cannon.
Speaker Cannon s term expires next
March, but from the demonstration of
hostility, rumors have grown within
the past twcnty-four hours that the
Danville statesman would resign at
once. This gives rise to the interest.
ing speculation as to who will succeed
| him, With the Norris substitute reso
luton in force the speaker would not
possess sufficient powers to make the
office attractive, yet it would be an
honor and an elevation. a rldiculou:
report that the regulars out Of plquc
would attempt to elevate Champ Clark
leader of the Democratic minority, was
circulated. but Clark could not com
mand the insurgent votes because they
refuse TO vote for any man but Re
publican. Representative Norris was
mentioned most conspicuously tonight
Fought to His Political Doom.
After tho failure of the insurgen
and regular conferees this morning il
their attempt to reach a compromise
lit was apparent that Cannon wa:
doomed, but the sturdy gladiator Tough
on to his political doom, with the spiri
of a spartan, and as he announced tn,
adverse votes upon the various ques
. LlDnS ptlbIt llt bHlS INtl upou
he belligerently bawled out the figures
standing as determined as IA Roman
gladiator. The thumbs are turnet
down in the ampitheater about him, Th
brilliant victory of the insurgents toda,
merely emphasized the intended fgh
put up by the Cannonites. 1t was lilt
, the onrush of two vast armies Will
, Representative Martin Of South Da
kota tried in vain to pour oil upon tn
\, rE,Ia and tEn Dpmnprlf
sat stolidly by voting with the iusur
/ gents, cheering with them and groanin
| | in derision at the outbursts from tn
' old guard.
}. The insurgents took advantage Of tn
= absence of President Taft, but eve
@ if the executive had been in Washing
>, ton | have serious doubts whether h
g would have interfered. The fact remain
{ that he has not intcrfered up to dnt'
: President Taft realizes that it is no
! Continued on Page Two.
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ow Sneaker Was Dethroned

Representative introduced privileged resou
the house rules augmenting the member
u and eliminating speaker thirty hour session. the
bos drecent legislative annals, followed.
v ,h house adjourned and series conferences, with
uromise started compromise measure to make the
in number dispace future speakers from member
rzs5ersed
rdsy wien the convened at Speaker Cannon
ruresentave Dalz of order against the MOTIFS
morris appealed and the house voted to sustain him KEEP
Norris previous question his resolution shutting
@ The Norris voted and sustained by
NnI
then taken the question:: shaH inc Decoh OF
House,? and the speaker
Norris resolution voted by the house. hav
Ken ont Of the hands the aker and given direct to the
led hes division.
Id .,.,.,.,,.,
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HOW THE NORRIS
RESOLUTION READS
Committee Oh Rules TO Consist
of Ten Members, Six of
Majority.
SPEAKER SHALL NOT BE
MEMBER OF COMMITTEE
Committee Shall Elect Its Own
Chairman, From Its Own
Body.
BY Associated Press.

oS stSS''AlNtb Il l'SS'
WASHINGTON, March l9-The
Norris resolution, which put the speak
er out of commission, is as follows:
''There shall be committee on
rules, elected by the house (hitherto the
committee Of five, like all other house
committees, has been appointed by the
speaker), consisting of ten members,
six of whom shall be members of the
majority party. The speaker shall not
be u member of the committee. and the
committee shall elect its own chairman
from its own members. Resolved, fur
thor, that within ten days after the
adoption of this resolution, there shall
be an election Of this committee, and
Immediately upon its election, the pres
ent committee on rules shall be dis
solved. -
Will Call Caucuses.
Caucuses will be called Immediately
by both parties to select, irrespectively,
the six Republicans and four Demo
Gratis who are TO constitute the new
committee on rules. The old commit
tee consisted of Speaker Cannon, chair
man, and Messrs. DalHell of Pcnnsyl-
vania, Smith of Iowa, Republicans; and
Minority Leader Clark of Missouri and
John j. Fitzgerald of New York, Dem
ocratS.
Burleson's Resolution.
Representative Burleson's resolution
follows:
"Resolved, that tho office Of speaker
of the house of representatives is here
by declared to be vacant and the house
of representatives shall at once pro
cecd TO the election of speaker ~
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SAYS HE is NOT CONSCIOUS OF
HAVING DONE ANY POLITICAL WRONGS
His Resignation in and of Itself, He Maintains,
Would Be Confession of Weak
ness an Apology.
Asks Enforced Abdication

the constitution
notifies the that
highest constitutional
the actual the
responsibility Democratic
members who by the last evidently constitute majority of this
is motion.
Of his office surrounded three
what he had about his victory
'oh nothing ALL There is for
Besides will full
and don't from me-
newly speaker any
o poicy?
laughed "1'n speaking praying
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SPEAKER CANNON ON
VERGE OF A COLLAPSE
knowledge That He Has Been
Shorn of Power Worries
Him Considerably.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

!hN Leased w ire W i ne llbl!llS.
WASHINGTON March l9.-After
standing up bravcly under fire for three
days and an all night session of the
house, Speaker Cannon was reported
to be on the verge of collapse at his
residence late tonight. The tremen
dous mental exertions, coupled with the
stress and strain of long and excited
sessions of the house. combined to wear
down even the hearty constitution Of
the veteran speaker,
Is Considerably Worried
Late after the adjournment Of the
house friends Of the speaker expressed
fears for his health. The speaker, how
ever. was sprv and ms clipper AS coy
sparrow, although his face was drawn
and his eyes tired looking. Not only
the physical strain, but the knowledge
that he has been shorn of his power
combined TO worry the speaker
Too Tired to Talk.
After the adjournment of the house,
Mr. Cannon held number of confer
ences, but cut them all as short as pos
siblc, and was hurried 10 his home in
an' automobile. Late tonight, when
asked TO see some newspaper CORES.
pondents. he sent word that he was
too tired TO talk.
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KING EDWARDS HEALTH
CAUSE OF ANXIETY
Special Cable to The Tribune,

LONDON, March 19.-Alarming ru.
mors reach here from BiarritZ as to the
kings health 1t is officially announced
that his majesty is suffering from A Sc
we're cold. but it is understood that the
trouble is much more serious than a
cold and that the queen Is really
alarmed,
1t will be remembered that some
weeks ago there was room TO believe
the king was suffering from Bright s
disease This belief is very generally
held in wel-informcd circles and private
adyices from Biarritz tend to confirm il.
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DAUGHTER OF STATESMAN
WILL LAUNCH BATTLESHIP

BY Leased Wlre 10 The TlIbUne.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-Miss
Nancy Johnson. daughter Of Representa-.
tive Ben Johnson of Kentucky. Will be
sponsor for the Pacific liner Kentucky,
Of the American Hawaiian Steamship
company, to be launched next Saturday
at Sparrows Point, Nd. A large party.
including Kentucky delegates, viii ac-
company Miss Johnson and her parents
to Sparrows Point.
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son resolution the question before the
house. A roll call was Immediately or
dcred.
5:29 p. m.-The Burleson resolution
was defeated, 19l to 100.
$50 p. m.-The house adjourned
with many Republicans singing =" He's
Jolly Good Fellow as they fell into
line TO shake the hand of the speaker.
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BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10
After the sceptre of power had been
torn from him after he had been de-
throned. after the tumult had subsidized.
Speaker Cannon gained the attention of
the house to make speech. When he
advanced to the edge of the platform.
many thought that he intended to re-
sign. But he declined to DO this. But
he did invite his own dethrouement, for
ne asked enforced abdication, openly
sought deposition at the hands of the
coalcsced majority and bcsought a vote
TO oust him from. the office he had
held so long: Said the Speaker;
Speaker cannon's Speech.
Gentlemen of the House of Represen-
tivcs-Actions, not words. determine
the conduct and sincerity of men In the
affairs OF life. This is government
by the people, acting through the rep
resentatlves OF a majority of the people.
Results cannot bo had except by ma
jorlty, and in the house of representa-
lives Il majority being responsible,
should have full power and should ex-
jor!ty is inefficient and does not per-
form Its function
The office OF the minority Is to put
the majority on its good behavior. ad
II processes. ever ready 10 take adVan-
taee OF the mistakes OF the majority
party. and appeal TO the country for
Its vindicatlon.
Minority Becomes Majority.
From time to time heretofore the ma
jority has become the minority, as in
the present case, and from time TO
time hereafter the majority will become
the minority. The country believes that
the Republican party has a majority OF
tlves at this time. yet such is not the
case.
The present speaker of the house has
10 the best OF his ability and judgment
co-opcratcd with the Republican party
and so far In this history of this con-
grcss the Republican party has been
enabled, by very, small majority, when
with the policies and the platform of the
Republican party. such action. OF course,
begot crIticism-whlch the speaker does
not dcprocate-on the part OF the mi
nority party
Has Had Party Confidence.
The speaker cannot be unmndful Of
the fact. ms evidenced by three prevl-
Gus elections TO the speakership, that
In the past he has enjoyed the conf
country and OF tho Republican members
Of the house. But the assault upon the
speaker of the house by the minority.
supplemented by the efforts of the So
called insurgents. show that The Demo-
cratic minority aided by number of
so-callcd insurgents constituting 10 per
cent OF the majority party In tho house,
Is now I'm the majority. and that the
speaker Of the house is not in harmony
with the actual majority OF the house.
as evidenced by the vote just taken.
Two Courses Open,
There are two courses open for the
speaker to pursue: One is to resign and
permit the new combination of Demo-
Gratis and Insurgents TO choose a speaker
In harmony with It's acts and purposes.
The other Is for that combination to de-
and proceed 10 the election of a new
speaker
After consideration at this stage of the
session OF the house, with much OF impor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
G. Cannon Has the Crown of
ative Authority Torn From His
|ad and Speakershlp Shorn
of Its Vast Powers.
ARTILLERY UPON BOTH
sides tJNLIMBERED AND IN ACTION
he Speakers Waterloo, Carefully Drawn,
gere Carried Out Without Any
Hitch Whatever.

=.
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DON'T be satisfied to "let
~ well enough alone" but
advertise and get more business.
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Resolution Up.

SOB p. m-Tbe house by division re-
fused TO adjourn. This made the Burle-
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER.

Served Thirty Nine Years in House.
Elected Speaker 58th Congress.
Served Seven Years as Speaker.
Born Guilford, N. c., May z, 1886.
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I IIINEIIF
REAl
In wH1TEs1DE.

\ III w ILL 4ASA0s
+. hsf 10 The Tribune.
j 10 N. March l9.-The
: = ~ er ard the crown Of
|a u racy we're wrcnched
!, e.. Z. oseph G. Cannon with
/ u > the house of represcn-
FdN :; . ,rineing to a climax the
ttn . that ever waged within
! 5 ! - Fess. Led by Represen"
:, os,s Norris OF Nebraska,
7 ~ closing chapter in this
cn Thursday, the coali-
h ns Republican insurgents
4 T.-, del Of the regulars. and
,ay HI strife had ceased the
cakership of the house
'-ferful legislative office
Id n States form of govern
-slsd non regime-was shorn
Fnnn ers aud placed upon a
presidency Of the SEN
Fe position which car
Re powers,
- the house. which was
0ED today. after confer.
= TO effect a compromise
Wrgents and regulars
Bel pmmittee of the house,
of the speaker, was the
bhr ~ in a long series OF
EsEir therings. The plans for
rs waterloo had been
Cannon knew il, but
to the wall, he drew
:. .rpnen about him and was
- detcrmincd before the
entatiyes Gaines and
keil and Tawney sough;
le, which crept closer
"a every hour.
ulery Unlimbered.
artillery on both sides
4, I'D and above the roar ant
mi. q Fasory the packed gal
pund, with occasiona
/ ESD, which mingled will
EmN 20 beneath. The teusitS
Z. the electric thrill OF
ZEE y lefeat. the overdrawI
/ e th exhaustion. all inter
|tlI q fcnlt cloud which settled
T., s.t, aud spectator alike.
S;r q genius Of Representative,
Sr y followers was neve.
Icrr advantage. A moment =
|ef = <essIoD IN the uproa
d ", nt an Opportunity to th'
among the brillian
D rs, A moments lait,
I. - ension of parliamentar,
E,alsp set back the wave o
[ss p vas sweeping in its re
|uD s&er the organization o
Pl d aching Effects.
b. 8 nent there was no tim
q x future consequence.
b. fight upon principle
Pr ~ d in congress for thre
E,p the farthest.reachin
|TIssd IL 5Iative and political cor
! q unitcd States that hav
~ MANY years. II mean
+ Z, oeayhl of n system whic
~ ~ a part of the Unite
[s M & &,ent 1t indicates a me-
~ AZ paking of national law
ESs new method in the ha,
|IS-' presenta,ive. ',yhef whether = !
b. Regular, claims tonigl
bsl. NLed the will of his %,
b! B; road elimination wi will no NJ
EsII |sI 'o years yet-when
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Jeaani: Ostb's GsSsscr'
nGr,ans.

@r5bcrso0 3citpb Scrbinaab, bas
a~cgcnnGrtiac Saulilien : Sberhaupt
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Irit 20 Sabren pcrihnqen 1T, nad,eenl
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crinl9cr.
grsb.r3pg Snhann Safpntor bate
rem Nantcu Sotaun Srtb mad, ietner
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slrr 8eitdtiarna rpr ecn Senat

iolser 5ur Seitdti9ung Dor Den Senat
gclangten. lplrben beim Scnatsz
Suitiss 9pmitc ScfdNperhcn 9c9cit biez
iel6cu eirscreiht. uub Elm l~lnternusz
idmb, in ircld1em Scrator Sorab bon
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trsiien fonnten. Bic 9eihuloismns
,uar crbpbcu, bap bic AbieHnug Der
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bcim. Grnbifets erfplgt ici, iueil Tic
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icien, meil tic @cif'wprene beItcden
i,no IN iuuitiscr @eifc cprrnstc &rafs
.ifcm geiibt bitten, III, bic angemcifrnc
gcitrofnng pnn Nngeitclltcn bcS Spns
oifatS ~ pcrbinhcrn.
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Ssri.narbsiten FIR GenercLs
nsitGliescr.

@0hrenb bic Wtbr3ahl Der Gons
e~raBnu4glicber Npnatc biuburh lid,
DC Tube hingebau bari, wirb cine
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dllerlei ltntcriudurgcu anitellen. Su
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nsn Goutratten bic @enebp;i5uug Der
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Gon9rebs Serien p%pllaltf 5u tbun
hdber.
9as inter @oriis bcS Senators
granoigec bon Connecticut itebctbc
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itellen ioQ.
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Nlasfa . Saantal.

Grdiiocnt Gait iGciut bod, ipohl 81,
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GrkaItmne Ser ,scidbsaneeRSs
riefeit.

NnGbem lett LANCER 3ett bon bcrs
5d1icbenen Seiten nngcrcgt morbcn
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itGroen, iofpeit pie 3llr 3eit mo9iid.
abSuDelfcn.
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ben 8eaenitarb nur nit Dfilbe III
ieineu 8runr5iiscn pereinbart luorbcn.
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grhaltin9 su crleihtsrn unb gleidDs
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ettrds our grbaltung ieiner Neihsans
; aebDri9teit 3u t6un, Ieincs oelrtld,cn
8iireerre6ts p%rinsipaliter p~crluitig,
au6 ipcnn or nift bas Siirgerrcdt
zines anbcrcn 2nnbes eriporbcn bat.
Wubeebenb fir bic Icnbcrungcn iol
tas 8eiipiel anberer 2dnocr Icin,
tpclte Die Sriit bsSeuteub pciter ailss
aebebnt habcn, ipdbrcnb ciuiac, bars
inter aud Die Sdpei5, bafiir 8eiorgt
baden. hnS ibre 9iirgcr ibre5 3u9c<
bori9teitsrcdt5 iiberbaupt ME perlls
itig gebcn unb, lelbit ipcrn JIG als
9iirgcr zines dnberen 9anbes nod
SabrSebntcn 3uriiGfebren, nit Der
Miidfebr lire nlten Hcttc luiebcr crs
rcrbcn. Die gcitimmun9en fir RcF
naturalization irilhercr bcrtld'cr
Observation-Disclosures ioleu cbcnfallS
aednbcrt iperben.
Ter @nhuurf, Der Fir bic Milios
men i'm Nnslanb icberScr 9eatifcr
BON b6djiter Wihtiofeit lit, ioa bcr
Rcidstas i'm Scrbit bciGditiscn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
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