Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-13
SENATOR SERVES NOTICE THAT
HE WILL NOT BE BOUNCED
FROM PARTY.
IowAN CAUSES oLD.TIMERs
TO GASP IN SURPRISE
Doesn't Mince Matters in Discussing
insurgency and so-caIIed Party
RssuIarity-comes to Defense Of
Appropriation For Tariff Board =
Says He Must Either Quit or Fight
and Fights.

Washington, June 13.-"when it is
said that fight against the republican
party deny it; I fight for the party"
This was the keynote of Delivers
speech in the senate today, in continu-
alton Of the debate on the appropria-
ton of $250,000 oenable the president
to collect information concerning the
operation Of the present tariff law. The
speech was a reply OF the insurgent
senators to the charge of party dis
loyalty. Frequent reference was made
to the presidents name and speeches.
Dslliver declared there was no longer
any freedom Of conscience such as had
once made public life honorable.
II never dreamed that within little
more than a year I would be called
upon to defend myself and the little
group OF men with whom I stand
against charges Of taking seriously the
presidents speeches and party plat
form pledges" he exclaimed. He had
no intention Of leaving the republican
party and would continue to defend his
position and the Interests of the peo-
pie.
President In Error.
liver ut is not necessary for men to
swallow ecery tariff bill set before
them, and it will be difficult to get me
out on such q charge. 1t can not be
done by lying about me or calling me
names, such as free trader or dem
ocrat The rest Of 1t can't be done by
taking from my neck the milestone Of
political patronage. j share universal
disgust Of making a great executive
department the headquarters Of the
awkward squal Of politics."
DoAiver said he was not boasting
that he could "live thru warfare in
which so many have perished.''
Quit or Fight.
He added that che must either sub
NIT, or quit, or fight.'..y He said the re-
publican platform did not promise
downward revision Of the tariff, but
that IL he had a promise that could
easil yhave been compiled with by re-
ducing articles protected by patents or
controlled by an international trust,
when the tariff bill could have been
defeated plausibly," said Dolliver, "just
as it was at Winona, when the presi-
dent presented grotesque table of re-
ductions prepared by a paymaster in
army" He referred to Major Lord.
who assisted the senate committee in
drafting the tariff bill. During the
speech Dolliver referred to two great
hoaxes OF the past year" discovery
OF the north pole by Cook and the re-
vision Of the tariff downward by AL
drich" This sally was greeted with
general laughter
A Remarkable Speech.
In some respects 1t was the most re-
markable speech Of the session. Sen
ator Dolliver talked about the presi-
dent in manner that made some of
the august old timers OF the senate
gasp. He made 1t clear he did not in
tend to be driven from the party either
by the reflections of the president on
him and the attacks Of Cannon, or by
the muddy literature Of the republi-
can congressional committee. he added,
by "a multi millionaire owner Of street
car franchises alluding to Chairman
Mckinley.
Appropriation Allowed.
The senate. 1ia to -, today rejected
the. motion to strike out Of the pro-
visions or the s1ndry civil service bill
the appropriation OF t250,000 for tar
IN board. The bill then pasbed the
senate.