The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
mo TEETH IN THE MESSAGE"
fNN RGENr CONVENT ON THE
TtTT REtOMNENDiTIONS.
Regular Republicans Pleased with the
a., 80 s-a-Rest Tone some insur-
gents Like some of the itrus D"cu-
ment Read To seats >rari, fmpN


gents Like some af the items Dacu-
men, Read To srat> >rari, Empty
wAsHiSuToS Dsc. q Conflicting views
are Expressed by IN" regular and n-ur-
gent Republicans regarding President
Tafts m--ssg" Tn" insurgents speak
approvinRly Of some features 1T IL hut A.
a Who'll. they regard It a. lacking IN fore"
and reflect ing reactionary tendencies
There are NO teeth Ia II. was h" coin
plains of one insurgen'. who IN hvg"n"
DAYS used 20 rcjoic" when ''ul Rno-"-
velt's strenuous pr.achn"ul~ w"T" read
IN IN" hous"
1t il a splendid hist orira! review ~
IN. comm n' 1T an inSurgent ia ia" S''nai"
The Republican regulars and man"
near insurgents and these compris" TN"
create. par It the part Representatives
IN Washington regard tn" document.
however. as am able and dignIiisi pr"s'n-
tation nt tho condit ions and problems
confronting tn. Government This kind
OF Republicans regard III" President
recommended ions ~ reasonably aggr"s-
sive and sane and predict that the annual
communicable ION will have n splendid effect
upon the country.
The Presid-n, and the insurgents ar.
directly at variance on several polnt-in
tn. message The President II strongly
IN favor of ship subsidy and some of tho
mos, prominent of rh. insurgent leaders
have announced that they will oppos.
such legislation.
The President : discussion e the tarlh
seems. however. To h" III" most dlsappnini-
ing feature tn the uor' radical ~ IN"
Instlr gents Some - shsm had hs"n
hopeful that the President would recon-
mend rev islnn nf TIA" wool scheiul" With
out waiting for a report from hIs 'arin
board Accordingly thew are dls3runil"l
at IN. President announcement ihh' h"
will not have anv recommendations -
make on the tariff probably until IN" sixty
second s..,s IN - ConGT' - meets IN p"'"li-
Der 1911 The insurgents ~" nn' going
e. rest upon this statement. hn' Will CON
tlnus "a agl'ate The 'a-iH rev I-Ion question
IN tbs. present Congress
Tn. insurgents and IN. President dire
also on the question 81 "a tarih "omnl--
sion The President recommends that IN"
present tariff board OF tire" m"i'n"
L.. mad. a permanent body Ia. H.
Surgents want commission created WIN
mower To- .uhp rnA and examine" vIl tI''~-'-'
which Ia not y, s-.'--.i W. IN" ur--"n,
hoard They wan, IN. mc'nh"-sh'p ~
the commission as To b" chs sen subject
the present tariT board - named Ind"-
p-nd-ntly by the President
Regular Republicans d"Clar" that tn"
general give III a resi- tone II IN" PT-~l-
dents message - timely
With IN. new forces that ar" "ni"r!nE
the Hour. and the SENATE. said this R'-
publican .aaie-, ~ will "" "A IA" wh''-n
IN. President may have - r'S 'In'n"nd
:h- things that should not. rather than
whose that should be- dom" j. Is 'i'n"
49,.
Democratic senators, AS usual. had
good deal III fault 10 find with tn mes
sage hut many of them w"r" inclined
20 regard u as IL strong and r"mpr"h"n-
slva document
senator Money 81 Mississippi 'ha
minority leader in the upper branch II
Congress laid that although h" differed
with MIR Taft IN many of his r""ornmsn-
da'ion- ne regarded the document on
the Who'll" A. a good one
Senator Fletcher Of Florida said
Tn. message IL undoubtedly strong
docurnenr cannot agr"" with 't"
Pres dent IN many "t his conclusions.
hui wish to- commend thai f.a'ir"
IL IN. rn"~~aE" which Urges economy
IN the adrnlnl-tra-.o n ~ h" Gov"turl ent
All Republicans. regular a. well ~ IN
-urgeutS. and most 81 "a" Democrats
unite in praisIng the economy i"atur"
II n. message They acknowl-dge that
IA. President has mad" "A good showing
and that his recommendations in fhi-
respect ar. sound
R.ur.S.utativ. Mann II Illinois Re
publican regular, CAV" tins opinion "t he
message
In tn. face Of a great party defeat
IN. Pr,--Id.nt shows his Courag" and
wisdom by calmly discussing and All
vl-tng needed Legislation without cv"n
- tinge at bitterness or Tear ms -
great -tat-smanShIp lie "ndear~ hum
self 10 hi- party followers hy ms recon-
Iu-ndatlon-. and hIs me--ag" ought To-
go far toward reun!iIng Republicans
Representative. Ollie James Of k"ntucky I,
who has never been known To So" any
thing good IN 4 Republican AdrninI-tra-
ton. said that ia. President message
disclosed HIM a. weak and iucon-r-t-rt
on tn. tarin question
Tn. reading Of the mcsSag" IN tn"
Senate occupied littl. over two hours
There was fairly large attendance when
tn. reading began. but the senators soon
began TO drift out. and for I'll" last hour
or more the clerk was reading almost To-
empty scents Zach Senator had "A copy
Of the message on his desk. ana appdr-
emily preferred TO p-r'!se II az has leisure.
rather than listen to the drnnIng tones
Of the clerk. Mrs. Taft was an Interested
spectator IN the Senate gallery when
the message was sent IN. Sh" remained
however. only a few minutes.
II took nearly thre" hours To GO through
the President me--ag. IN the House.
Their. was a NOTICEABLE" lack Of applhus"
when th. document WAS presented. hut
Republicans refiIs.. To grow enthusiastic
over anything thss. days. Their" was "a
full house when Speaker Cannon called
for order but few remained To follow the
reading 81 th.. message. Nv the tim. the
reading clerks had concluded their work
the House wns practically deserted.
Movements Of Naval Vessels.