The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-14
|eva Senator Denies Emphatic
alIy That He Is Against the
Republican Party.
opEAKS FOR INSURGENTS
IN DEFENDING POSITION
rails AIdrich Tariff Law One
of Two Great HOaXes
of Year.

( M. cuJNGTON. June 1S.-Senatoi
!. .,o,,,r,r answered the critics of the "in'
-,,rgsnts'' today in speech delivered II
= IN senate during the discussion OF the
: -.oois,on OF the sundry civil appropria
!. [ion bill providing S250.000 TO enable the
4 &resdeut TO gather information bearing
man the operation of the new tariff law
r<ouator Clay's motion 10 strike out the
I. Iroyision was lost by party vote ol
1 s}e Ia A. Mr.. Dolliver and his fellow
>4rorrrssiyes voted with the regular Re-
!. N,bIicans. The sundry civil bill, carry
I ne appropriations aggregating s1lS,OoO,
: Noo, then was passed
I'll Mr. Delivers speech attracted great
interest and was listened TO attentivcly
! ~ senator's on both sides OF the cham
e{cr. IL was the reply OF the insurgents"
ID the charges of party disloyalty and
mas a direct challenge TO their oppo-
Vstenis. The presidents name was freely
-thndcd and his speeches were referred
10 without reserve.
+, u Beginning with the declaration that
= Ne tariff discussion had been revived
,Lccause OF the tariff law, Mr.. DolliVer
!, Aoclared there was no longer any freedom
NJ conscience or of opinion. such as had
upce made tine Republican party strong.
keferring briefly 10 Speaker Cannon 5
( 1eclaration, that the insurgents should
hanged he declared he would not
neat that remark seriously. Hereafter,
nd Mr. Dolliver IL was evident that
z'uen entering congress must become
: lIther understudes OF Ishmaelites
S."1 reject the terms and shall contend
pr independence within the party.
go not fight to destroy the party, but
b upbuild it, he said.
Not Enemy Of Administration.
( Discussing the presidents course to-
Yards the "insurgents," Mr.. DoIliver de-
Inrcd they were not playing for popu-
orlty, as had been charged, and speak
ing OF his personal relations TO the DreSl-
1ent, he declared he had never done any
ming 10 injure the administration.
Such q charge does me the gravest
! injury he said. None rejoiced more
fnrerely than ] when he won the nomi-
|a11on. b did what | could TO promote
ps candidacy Tor the presidency. ] sup
yfteu MIN from one ocean 10 the other
: Vfer ne became a candidate. When he
Iook the oath OF office ! had but one SEN
rment towards him. and that was the
!; nope that God would give him power to
: land against the conspiracy OF greed
va avarlce that would cnslavc the
/.
}gDnc life. but ] never dreamed that
pthln less than a year | would be called
d Don 10 defend myself and the little
#oup OF men with whom | stand against
4 ~ enhrSe OF taking seriously the prcsi-
hedges" ''"0 - -
4 ar. Dolliver said he proposed 10 tell
~ OILY what had gone on In congress
~ year in connection with the tariff
~ nro; aso that which was going on now
prevent members following their con-
: -rnSes. ana said he thought Y the "in-
trsehts had made any mistakes it was
remaining silent too long
IE Always Republican,
n, notify all parties that bove no in
i'lon OF leaving the Republican party"
II ssld. 1t is not necessary for men
! swallow every tariff bill set before
-, ana ~ would be difficult TO get
0nt OF the party on such a charge
X E.annot be done by lying about me or
IL ,Tne,,lhe me names such as free trader
H. Denocfat;' least OF all can IL be done
a,s,e sm,miIle from the neck the milestone
rsen so"i,eei ,gei patronage, i share the uni
IN w. denn rissust oil making great eXecu-
ArhWard squad OF politics"
Z n.T'e.king tig mat IL was his desire 10
1 - 'he public VIII, Mr.. Dolllyer sug~
EaSa Eovie,,n ne would like 10 hold political
pI,oh rspchos OF the motives OF those in botk
.->.
rs,,aent seemed TO be following in the
= ius'on that he is their leader"
ot,r, Doliiver said IL was true the Re-
iae IN platform did not PROMISE to re
)rrm,sne olrit downward and IL that
to,uisc had been made il would hav.
M ,y Easy 10 comply with IL hy reducing
. mt uutics on articles protected by nat
: rssTrSpa1 p1 controlled by international trusts,
~plansibiu !. could have been defended
JUST as ~ ,s sournp speakers" he said,
n,i,,"sint presented Srotcsoue table OF
NJ no' IN duties which was prepared
payInaster in tho army
u Raised by Subterfuge.
.lo ,r Doliiver referred TO Major Lord.
2 ns a"alstcd the senate committees ON
icrtooL IN drafting Its bill. and then un-
L;sy9H 10 show that rates had bnrp
t,re t,rreaImost OF them. he said by subrnrI
= ma y,, ,,nS'uoed In This list werc the iron
!. AlIednie'' me sugar and the woolen
5nf syarn Many of the estimates given
= Mr. nomi.ded imni.nnded TO deceive, he declared
ttfa,crip ipoillfcr asserted that il was a
s hnt,ys s,U mistake 10 circulate the prcsi-
INV sSiIIpna speech with his Lincoln
4. .n terms as they were contradictory
INC president had given entirely dirrnr-
Hder,na M Ia the two speeches for con
|, f1nc,nS >, tle Payne law tho best ever
jHired ~ SAD The Iowa senator lie de-
D by hn,i,. er,mu me tariff was being bolstered
q Two Great Hoaxcs.
s Loases' s' . year witnessed two important
InS very Of the north pole by Or. Cool,
= .le revision of the tariff dnynva rd
{ W ,Syehator Aldrlch" ~
: 4nrEs tne laughter that greeted his re.
> Iva nahs =, mad died out he added That c%ect,-
8 Sh events "s" ''''ueieu "Po'
:. .ten.sss ing OF the opposition the "insur-