The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-12-23
Young, Of Iowa, Surprises
His Colleagues.
Says Congress Should Adjourn
For Two Years---Says Peo-
pie Need a Rest.

Deem a nsnDer eAaCtIy Ten udyS III
surprise OF It's extznce. He had pr
pared TO make an attack on his col
League, Senator Cummins, who ,,ks
passage of a concurrent Resolution
changing the rulss of the Ssrat, and
, House so as 10 permit piscemsh r.
vision of the Payne-Aldrich tariff
law. This h. did and mora.
Doffing his toga VIII n IL arcs =.
he bowed To IL, grave ard G.gntf 4
Senator'S from a sardpola: Of an
editor, which h. is in private LIE.
The Serate gaspsd ami then Laughed
when Mr.. Young told tha. fhs couE-
try would fcsl relieved Were Congress
To adjourn a.tOg ether fer Two "sc,l1'
years. II gasp-d again VIII N h. allu-
ded TO It's members in brszy fash
ion as boys" and when n dear
that the EDITORS Of the country and
not Congress ruled The country the
galleries joirsd with Senator'S in g1n-
Grad hilarity.
Senator Youns's speech, which &C.
eupisd less than an hour, commando
the strict st ait sntion. Thu Ssla-
tor had prepared an addr IS which was
before him on his d SIX. but h. s1-
dom corsu!. 4 tn. PRINTED transcript.
H warmed as h proc I'D d, and appar
emily realizing that It mus. b. az
once his alucatCTy and his swan o.
he spoko his raj thoughts on .egis-
latoni en- ths IA nal ,gislat.On.
His refer ne. 10 r-di ors ard prin-
tsr's ink as the rsal directors Of
the destiny Of the naticn was follow
cd by disayowal OF any int-r.. 70 Of
fend.
Whan h. called his colagu.s boys
he accom- aEied it with a wave of
his hand This Incident followed
story of how, just as he was about
to take the train for Warrington ard
the Senate. a constituent, button
holed" him.
Go down thore, Sera,or," said the
constituent and fer heavens sake
put up a fight for thu consumer
Il will net" Mr. Young said he "a
piled. "Thcss boys are doing that.
] am goEgi 10 fight for THE producer"
Standing in Senator Tillman's place
Mr.. Young attracted general atten-
ton when h. arose, not only because
of the novelty involved in a set speech
from a new Senator, but because of
the quaintn IS and forcefulrezs of
his language as he warmed TO his
work
1T would b.. a good thing if Con-
gresS should adjourn for two years"
he said. Legislation is a menace az
times. Let us have a Cessation of
hoStiliti,s This is the only way
To insure new era CT prosperity.
Mr.. Young contend d that the us
of the word progressive" was in
admissible. It's an apology for be-
ing caught with the gars.f he said
Addressing the insurgents directly, he
added
You've get ID come back 10 your
fathers hOus.. I'm ths keeper OF she
covenarc and | t,N you that when
Democrats ar :lacted to the seats of
William Mckinley and Jamas A. Gar
fIsd ths circumstance should give
you pause. Now If any progross.ye
here WIKI $ 20 recant III s9e him
after the meeting is out"
Mr. Young opOs d all efforts at re-
vision of the existing tariff law BE-
causs rs ne con- Hded the law pro-
bectS th-, int srtss of the farmer. He
had great fear. NJ said that ulti-
matCiy the adoption of thc rssclu-
ton would prove injurious to the
great agricultural intsretts
The prinncipal complaint against
tbs ,ariff as Regards prices" he said,
has had reference to the products
Of the farm. Therefore We might an
would come from the ether HOUSE
would b. the agricultural sch ,dula.
I would b. afraid for Secretary Will
son or amy rumber OF gres. farmers
to b. caught alone with The sclhed-
ule with no m ans of d 4 MISE.
THE weapons Of offsnse and de-
Tense in legislation are the right of
amendment and the rrvlage of Of
ferinng substitutes. My colleague would
take from himself and mysdf the
right of introducing the woclan schsd-
ules as substitute for proposed
amendment which might put agn.cul-
tural products on the free hist SO
should the proposed rule become the
law of the two houses VIC would be
DO denied the privilege of fighting
for our interests by the arraignment