Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-19
nua tamaIran malnIas ~ 80

sinue tomorrow morning MI clara
said
erhey m,.f ssree uunn someihins
that Nt democrats gAn Alsp stand Aptl
but / don't beiicNe 81 TT theN sel
together On suuelhlns that $500 ann
believe ia we NIL n-ht, ana you SAB
depend upon TINT
Upon Mr. clark has fallen the sfeai
burden 81 the battle for Tbs iist tMe
,ieys from the democratic SHE, ana
liz showed tire effects uf Nfe lAAA
strain. Wfcn thc motion 20 adjourn
was uut ana eHtried he arose slowly
from his seat 0n the aem'erNiie side
and mada his VIA, Nrlfli1 out 81 the
chamber apparently Rltd that e re=
spite had tome.
Representntle Underwood was
NOR, specific Us 10 What attitude The
democrats might "a expected 81 take
when the house canVenes tomorrow
~ the regulars ana Insurgents
come together upon any basis tlnt
does not provide for The election 81 "a
ncw committee nn Fnitr hv tlr hofst
and the elimination &c the sl~ak'r
from that committee, the democrats
VIII apiese u 70 2 MN ne -..-
What tht outcome NNl b. Nh.n
the hpust conyenvs tomorrow. ne one
would enrIf aceurateif II predict
The republican leaders arc spufiuf ne
effort fn get every regular republican
absentee ~ tn. ground for the tintl
test VOTE 81 10 fomes Although pftr-
ticfllN am ~ lhusr Who ore IMPAIRED
have arrived % eae apparent mat
the lenders Wert not sure MI theil
strength nr the issue would have eome
to q vote todas,
TAe Insurgents confidently claim
mat when the final vote is taken ora
tbc Norris resolution their total Nuie
Viii he talrtY-threo which, combined
with tho flll democratic vote, would
be more than q safe majority Of the
house. The democratic leaders $50 inr
have held their forces strictly in hand
ara on eee.y vote poii"i thctr run
strength.
Tomorrow morniua az 2 O'clock the
regulars and the iururgcnt leaders
Will meet in tho room of thu Nifts
and means committee % tho house 70
discuss 4 possible compromises. Both
sides admitted tonight that no tanai@
giblc basis az comprnmisc ma been
suggested. They sud Tint only vague
gs|nefa&ifits bad been discussed ia the
conference to,NN ID that nothing
had been binafn'd hy either side ihat
gave promise of hring % ground tor
getting together
IL was said tonight ihHt the atti-
AuNf Ni Nli'tAhfi NtNlftfl HffthfH ~
tic greatest stumbling block ia the
Way ~ i n~nmpromise The speaker
declines 70 10 eliminated FROM the
The rulps committee
IN. insurgents Wn0 voted today on
the final roll cnll with the r%eeulara
for d -,nstrnnement pf the h%usinHesa
nnifi t0mnrrnN were Parsons anna
Fish 81 Sow York. Davidson Of Wis
consln. Woods Good, Picket and KEN
dan 80 Iowa. ~ieonersoa ana Mtii,r ~
Minnn~uta. Ninklid md liinshaw of
Nebraska. llnyta 81 California aud
Gardner 81 Massachusetts,
Speaker Cannon looked fresh 0a "a
peons considering tire tax IN iiis
strength during ais ail-uisht Nigil
From noon Yesterday tn Z n.slnNk
This morning ie SIT almost contipii
uusiy IN the chsir nr stood neof ilf
f,sffuni
The n#p that he cook in his office
al 8 n'plupk his morning lasting Hn
hour. constituted almost MS entire
rest. when the house ADJOURNED to-
day he showed htllo 81 tbs wcafinesa
natgralis expected from 50 ti-Nfar-nld
man who had been under saclf 1t
strain IL ANA MISS cannon hMd a
dinner engagement tonight when
Miss Cannon ~trieNhaucd tu know
whether no feit able a. keep t}4t pn-
gaetmont he responded enlhusiasti-
calla that he erffahls was NGing ta
the fipps-
Mf. Mann Of ILLINOIS chairman u