The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-28
| Criticism if He Neglects
|,rif. but Sees Futility
of Programme.
|epESS EXPECTED TO
APPROPRIATE BILLION
|pcratS Insist That All I'm
.Itant Matters Await Par
Tvs Ascendancy.

II meets week from tomorrow,
4 have three mouths in which 10
ri whatever may be tho demands
Republican administration. After
be fate Of the Taft legislative
nnno will depend upon the will
Democratic house and a Repub-
ltnate.
success or failure of the ap-
ling short session of congress is
IA TO rest with the character OF
tNutivc message to be sent to
|Rilstive bodies.
Of the Republicans. defeated in
lent elections, are not expected to
with the best grace the blows
silly administered. and this fact
u gives the president Il task Of
difficulties far more complex
aDy that shave been presented to
fUtiyo within years.
&fzing that he will be criticised
. fais TO demand of congress fur
|rFision of thc tariff-especially
wool and woolcu schedules
Nils cognizant that the prospects
] be all against the success OF such
a7ammc if submitted. thr prcsi-
said to DC m a Quandary.
goHpone Tariff Programme.
ehsDees arc he Will not insist
Elton within the approaching scs-
% that he will offer 10 the Dem
house and the Republican sen
lear hence. Il programme for tar
yion which will be bolstored up
cts and figures gathered by the
board.
Pf the whole membership Of con
comparatively few have reachcd
b, and there has been little op-
~ for exchange of views. So
there has been expression. the
tlons OF congress arc against IN
~ programme.
pnally. the president has made it
~ his callers that be does not
4 to Withdraw any part of his
Rnme. although compelled 10 alter
hns somewhat, Just because the
fats are about to come into con-
the house. The short time that
of Republican majorities in
pnses is used by him as an srgu-
|h favor Of pressing forward.
i Of his callers concedc the point
|krs, but being more familiar than
y fjlibustering methods. they are
|fanguine of the feasibility of the
|Atration IS ambitions. The revolt
d Cannon rules. which the country
he'd only short time ago, will
% TO hcightcn the chances of
'action for administrative meas.
he coming session.
Wi. Appropriate Billion.
hin the short session. Sfourteen
h appropriation bills, carving an
4te of billion dollars or more
b passed. Otherwise, there wonld
Rsslty for I'm extra session next
a The result of such session
Dc 10 bring the Democrats face
"a with the necessity Of doing
sjng uinc months in advance OF
rt they would ordinarily be called
ID assume responsibility.
many reasons, neither Democrats
+publicans want to precipitat &c
1tuatlon, and il will be avoided
|elblc. So far as appropriation
re concerned. it is not believed
vii be lack of cooperation To
ste their passage.
ing the appropriation bills out
<lderation, the Democrats are dis
% lake the broad position that
bon of general character should
oned until they come in.
ENDING that the last election was
Fess;on of the popular Will, they
DAT it should be needed TO the
pf permitting the Democracy to
pc initiative in whatever new
y TO be considered, But. while
tanding, the Democratic leaders
qth embarrassed by the presi
F position i'll favor of beginning
pslon of the tariff schedules
even further than Mr.. Taft IL
enunciation Of the woolen sched
ID while prcferring that they
yes. designate the way of It,
pg. they admit that they would
difficult To resist an effort al
pn whatsoever and by whomso
might be undertaken. Such alsC
sase with the reference 60 othcl
rs; they could scarcely do less
#operatc III reductions ut any
FEDERAL Incorporation Act.
is sympathy among Democrat
'ne presidents plan for fedora
falihn act and for the modifica
the laws relating to injunction
sls' All these questions are com
and the time is far distan
anyonc can say with assurance
Wy he the fate Of the Hdministra
-pis along these lines. Under tn
slances, the chances are Strongl,
most Of them.
the measures to be passed ar
providing for the fortificalio,
rfnama canal, and this. it j
arwill provoke controversy; th
ent OF the postal laws so a
lo Tor parcels post alonj
Ss'Verv routes and for incrcas
~ on the advertising portion
%.Ilhcs; the granting of ship sub
snc pensioning Of supcrannuntc
ses Of the civil service. the crea
Imblic land court. and ih
anent of forest reserves in th
upnh,ains in the north aud i
rta.achians In the south.
s,lon to the naval programm
annual addition of two battle
Iii, ehe navy may be expected
nv, n.y. probnbly not be effective i
vtoachlng session.
loresl reserve bill occupies
position and probably wi
,ss : ia~' II has passed the hous
q bsauo ,or q v0tc on it by the sci
r. Ship Bill Opposed.
mn bill is the unfinished bus
||ra,a ,"e seuatc, but some OF III
4 M sfssy any even now that any ne
e,st tort 10 pass it would rcsu
Mfa session. They arc read
|sdn 10 70 death. This bill also
sae Nv presented To the hou!