The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-27
I'M and Spicy Debate in
aeuse Over Question of
travelling Expenses.
gSIDENT MUST WATT
FOR NEXT YEARS FUND
/. Ritter Personalities EX-
h.ugsd Between Opposing
factions in Discussion.

| frzYcIlnE eHp'
!. nod already overdrawn his al
]. A. ses, 1000 a year voted by con-
-, N acrimonious debate in the
,Ssy and 10 a refusal to permit
I. rso the next years allowance TO
he deficiency.
''.,,,ed from the house committee
.ssrndailons. the item Of S25.O 900 Tor
.fss, wear beginning July l next,
40, become "immediately avail
.Tnept for the protests OF Demo-
rembers. The words immedi-
.ssIlable" finally were stricken out
.ciIon OF Mr.. Mann Of Illinois,
mani OF the chair, In sustaining
I, q order made by Mr.. Macon
Ssrsas a Democrat.
=, iha western and southern trip
- NJ Taft last fall that exhaust
.Thlte House travelling fund.
-.,srietiyc Hardwick OF Georgia
Nm Mr.. Tawney. in charge OF the
y. admission that Secretary Car
] lad furnished him list of names
-.orrats who had accepted the
~ hospitality. In connection
~ usc OF the names OF such Demo-
'ur Rartlett of Georgia charged
AZ nrcsident has viola ted both the
~ hospitality and OF decent con-
Uncle Joe to Rescue.
-.,r Cannon, In Il speech from the
'7,iepded The necessity OF the prcsi-
|-sslIng the whole people and SAID
II long trips to various sections
. country we're necessary.
.ssnt Taft. Mr.. Tawney explained,
"a HIS extended trip through the
Ia south at the invitation OF SEN
ryernors of states and civic or
d lrip." Mr.. Tawney said. was
"a FOR his own pleasure. Congress
a session when delega tons from
ssuse, from the senate. and the dif-
states visited, had urged him TO
such a trip"
|fss, time. MIR. Tawncy said, there
b appropriation 10 meet travelling
. president informed tho chairman
ommIltcc OF appropriations" Mr..
N Explained, "that personally hc
f5,hcr remain at his summer homo
|tijohmmont than 10 make That
|lhd thai the only way he would be
ID make II Wouuid be through con-
|ghns him An appropriation, which
II 10 make at the close of the SIX
|urgress. Now. after the prcsi-
|ls accepted the Invitation of mem
IA ihis house and has visited their
4 aftcr senator's and governors In
him, and while on that trip he
~ their hospitality, they crlticise
Democrats Aroused.
slalement greatly excited The
nts, several of whom v9!nly at
10 interrupt.
I1gney said nine Democratic gov
ilylted the president TO visit their
Ne states being Texas, Colorado,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Montana,
Carollna, North Carolina and Ar
tic added Democratic senators
Rulsana, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Missouri, North Carolina. Flori-
fsdo and South Carolina. with
Se Democratic representatives
nded 10 the president the hospi-
their states and districts.
Ns southern hospitality" Mr.
shouted, looking toward the
Can there bc a mcsner man
fho Invites another TO accept his
~. then kicks him because he
@rtett OF Georgia demanded TO
zt representatives had accepted
'ality OF the president on that
slated by Mr.. Tawney, Mr..
amed Mr.. Bartlett and his col
VT. Hardwick Of Georgia.
not true. That Is false Mr..
neialmed, The Georgian added
ola rldc in the presidents car,
ed hls own fare
nSney said three Democratic
naa been guests of the president
kssern trip.
Xalserald said that when the pres
e1usted his appropriation for
Expenses he should have had
~ ~ Character either Ia decline
shses."
E'asts Taft and Tawney.
saered tho presidents speeches
Ev ds more harmful 10 tho Re
uan 10 the Democratic party
&c AS remarkable proceed
a"heys securing from the
c list OF the Democrats
tLL request OF the people in their
''s' urged the president To visit
- aclined to believe" Mir. Fitz-
Ae~ that after the iifth of last
republican governor desired
4 ht s.nt 20 make such speeches rs
~ 'nch he declared the present
- 90 the best ever passed
10y oid not desire TO have the
Mdy from Washington while
,, 10 session, according To
fe deprecated what lie
. o ihH Practice OF cabinet Of
,waqylns Washington in hot
ssha hnEing their official quar-
a plAccS. There had been
OunAue IN the case of these
Z. ,rsHRsnscs. Mr.. Fitzgerald said.
M, may think 1t Is proper
Hane as one who w1S on
= n bartlctt said. whether
dIks IS satisfied With tho pro-
~ upgrncy OF furnishing the
ysoll aud my colleague 10 the
y Sn Nlnucsota I'm his sncer-
In svpoh What he calls the hos
u's south. that Is a mattcr
q = lo,h T. But the president has
III so me rules OF hospitality and
'8syp VI Indiana suggested II has
1X Understood WHOM The presl-
2. .Xfideo Was Increased from $50.
= ~ ~ hat amount would cover
o. ravpes. arpclses. This statement led
n |hTe between Mr.. Cullop and
- snueman mueian Is the guest OF the
J. k,, 'hat fact he reflected iu
2, "a N upon appropria tions?" Mr..
GEORGIA inquired
'acle Joe's Defense.
u punn9n prasI1n took the floor and de-
's<X 81 ci"nt ,nt In his desire TO meet
= szsd%" power and responsibility
~ ''sr II. Nr. Cannon said, they
Il hrh '.an those Of amy cxccu-
. h, save save OF the ear of ali the
~ ~ said nc would be clad TO
'ufnt's salary S1o0. 900
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