Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Amusement Furnished by the Address
Of Maryland Nan.
HOLD lively POLITICAL DEBATE
bailey Rezenrs Charge that Wti.an-
German Bus Raised Rhtes--Np
Mere Mistakes tor Dcmu-
erarH.

WASHINGTON. april z--Insu-urnts Of
the senate. through The eloquent tongue %
senator Duuivsr today sUuIued an nvi-
,atuu ru quit tleir ra-tv associates and
Join tHn .ern.c attic party which nvfr1-un
had been ezr raudcI by Senator Rayne- in
tie course NJ a speech In opposition o.
the admin. .i.ati0l railroad bill
The excnanre of mock compliments and
aEperzions amused the senate and galleries
f1r several hours and lnuly resulted IN
poiitica. debate that Euaded senator Bailey
into sharp defense u The minority party
A lively general debate followed.
There was but nineteen seunt1rs present
when al "a o'clock tlc senate was called
90 order in pursuance OF tle adjournment
resolution Of yesterdav.
''Tr seems 90 me that we ought to nave a
quorum mildly suggested ~. Over-nan II
North Carolina
The chair VIII assume that the senator
means tu call attention Co the fact tliat
there Is not a quorum present and viii
order A r1l call. said the vice president
The call deveuping a sufficient number
f1r business purposes. the railroad bill
was taken up and senator Ravuer Of
Maryland. was recognized 20 proceed with
lung-Dromised speech iu opposition TO cer-
tain features u the bill
ar Ravuer Invitation ro the insure enrr
. senator's t1 JON the democratic party made
4 a general hit with tho insurgents them
/ selves quite as much as with the DEM
T 0crats and regular republicans. All were
wreat1ezi IN smiles throughout the delivery
and he had not resumed his seat befors
Mr Duilirer was recognized.
Answer grum DaIlIver.
4 Before replying 10 Mr. Rayner's Invita-
ton. Ar Doiliver entered upon A Discus
sion OF The question OF the capitalization
OF railroads.
He advocased the right az me national
government 10 sCruUnize the issue az raie
stocks and bonds OF railroads. He said
the states could IN no way Interfere with
me federal control Of interstate 0om-
merre and argued thae tls control oc
capitalization might be used FOR rliat pur-
pose.
4 Mr. DulIlver then declined 1Ir Rayner's
invitation with thanks. Taking up The
question as 10 Disagreement OF "insur-
gents" with the rsgliar republicans he
minated there was rnUm enough IN the
republican party tur all elements.
: 1T is a large party ne said and IL
has within the Iast Elreen years cum
verted large number OF good people ~
E its falLl.
"Ic is large enough and good enough u
carry on r1le fight Cor good government,
but Il / ever d.u 1eel ouy ,umptariun 10
leave il, I would havz To look over a
good many things before I would pitch
nv tent with the demucrarc party. be-
cause I know there quite as much dis
content in the democratic party as 10 IL
leadership as IN the republican party
WiIaun-ts1Fmun Law
Mr. Rayuer Interrupted wi.h the sug-
gestion ular While there might be dis
satisfaction in tHe democratic part regaId-
ing leadership. the trouble IN the rspubu-
can party related 20 its principles.
M Doliyer dissenued. He cuntended
that his party was right IN principle anu
when ne was pressed as 10 the action OF
-ae party with reference % the PAYNE
AIdr cn tariff ne recalled the course of
the democratic party IN the Enactment
OF the Wilsun-G0rman tariff law uf Llss.
saying that II he had ever falt any I'M
pulse To embrace the democratic falra. the
trend 1f events IN mat direction would
have diEillIsioned him. because ne de-
ciared the democrats haG uen -osr the
0ppor-lu.r.- 20 make good taeir promise
10 reduce the tari-E rates.
Mr. Doliiver declared tha- he was bound
by only one alliance, that was % his pub
for TO him ru know rlur some honest
minded men NJ lhr democratic party had
shared his views in urat connection.
OuIy Handicap Of Insurreuta.
But 80 far making an alliance with
the democrats is concerned he said 'wtiy,
bless my heart. thar Is rle 1uir handicap
We have ever had ln the course we are
pursuing
Hs said tna- bur for the charge that the
republican Insurgents were in coalition
with the democrats, rnev would be u con-
ID. IN many states.
1T have very great sympathy with tha
democratic party. but very little condolences
-u H. as Is now managed" le added
The democratic party was well adapted
90 stand -puu 1utpusts ana guard tae za-
prHaea OF uas enemy. said M. U0ilivEr
and .n tile discharge OF rhaL service nc
sad -l- party had been of value. Ef- said.
however -lar LIs democrats party IN tls
.asl Itg years had not added line ~
the progressive history Ir the country.
THE best man can 1e said for t." said
Mr. DoLiver "is that il occasionally sup
. piled tle puuCtua--uu. Mere and ulere IL
! 1ur .u a comma sometimes a ssmicoion,
l-a l -As2 tlI stop.
{ .'Au one saa tell what the political party
/ ~ the future may be-. I believe Il viii 10
party with its doctrine basCd upon
r Abraham L4uC1Ius words
; An lnferrerl start and fair chance
: Tor every man iu the race OF iife.
bailey Defends AIS Party
II take no Da-t u the banter between
the senator from Maryland ald tlie sena-
( tor from Iowa. sad senator Bailey Is-
. ciar1ns taa- he was concerned only win
( the stu-rmelr wh'cn had been made 1y
! Mr Duilver alut rhe democratic tarirr
5 BIN ri Iss was higher than the republican
Z tarif hiI of usa and ule bill recently
Dasaef- He emphaucalv denied mat
s statement
Mr poniver said be- ud nor intend any
Z comparison with ule BIN OF u13 but meant
D t1 say rhat me WiiHon bin was higler
p rnau yas DmEey hu 1f 1877 AID higher
imam the P1rnr-Aldr'rl hill.
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