Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-15
CANNON WARNS
INSURGENTS
IN CONGRESS
MAJORITY POWER FUTILE
WITHOUT ORGANIZATION
Veteran Speaker Mildly Pros
tests Against Newspaper ana
Magazine Criticism, Much Of
Which He Says is Unjust

tn, Mc-ning Joarnsl speeini T~n-ed Wirrl
washington. Fob. i4-lf W.T. lose
III our own Importance ana of Gar oMn
position for the gims being there vii
come In our places better and wiser
men wao Niil not lose sight Of the me-
cessity % provide lpr an orderly pre-
eedure under which 3 majority ear
work its wiIi. where responsibility
rests. there must BE- power with the
majority % move on tue nnJnfits pe.
ing Responsible.
Uncle Zoe" cannon. laying asiut
iliN unxci ana speaking today from
h floor al the house. merely ~ the
gentleman from iiiinuis' inti
Warming 10 his colleagues.
Representative Cannon arese for thu
purpose Of lending his approval o.
tbe neudiux river ana hHrbuf appr'p-
Ration hili. but Ia bis speech which
fastad about twenty minutes, he TOOK
~sleraeiun a. refer lightly a. faagakins
and newspaper rfIticiSm 70 re-
mind Inc minority members inst the
pomer ~ the majority WIS futile un-
less enforced rs q well oiled machine
Ii @as while Representative ftf1
gerald. democrat. Of New YORK. haH
the floor tiAt members were surprised
10 see the speaker rise ftufu & H,itt on
The flor and inquire.
VIII ths gentleman fraui New YORK
weld u me
believe, from Illinois feptnfd MI
Fitzgerald sniilnglN
Nj. Cannon told the house hoW ne
had Naftd iUr a. river ana hitfhNf hllt
IN President Arthur's administrations
and explained that he had voted ~
pass that measure over the president =
veto. He said be had bad some ttru-
1.f.I .. 4saftfrtnRL tHMt N4fta Ht4fTfL ms
constituents hnt said ne ala so
- thanked God then as thank Cod
now, said Mr.. Cannon "tnat ina
constituency, agricultural as y Is We
aav. had the patriotism, crossed with
hremdth and Intelligence a. Htnhd ~
me 40 the polls.
AZ the speaker WAS nHiarging upoii
the need ~ breadth Of NisN 20 uhilif'
upproXai an over the country fur ait-
preparations Tor river and hnrbof iW-
provtments. Representative iAti1tli OF
pennsNlNMnia. Mhu occupied tlie chNlt
began hammering Tho desk before ham
WIN the speaker gaYcl
The time OF the gentleman has OK
ulren. be exclaimed IN mock seNvrifN,
Nav l have q minute more rlNAn-
90 the speaker
Mir. Fitzgerald thou obtained unNn
imoua consent 60 have his time eNtena-
80 nNc minutes ana AIR Cannon pfo-
eecdcd. With the eNe III proiihesN he
AsM chs natinn's population grow "a
from ninctN go 1--WE hundred mlliton.
Referring to his trip down thr Mis-
slssippi With President Tatf is counec
ton With newspaper attacks nt tht'
time Mr.. Cannon said
when ! turned IA come Natk troF
Nav Orleans from the criticisms
received. ana many we're received
not founded on correct Information.
mad, MS wonder Whetaer ! was at""
~ horseback, Whether Nis / ="
somebody eife
i expect we Viii continue 20 r"
c.iNt ti kinds of correct aud ukt 80
formation that Is hsncd for here ana
There IN order thnt our great metro
9uiiian Journals may continue SOM
90 Them tu u1tkc thoiF payers IRON
DAY in daN. liko thU Yankee made hi
rsgurs." "a srll Nui ! dosir, iu sty u
the gentlemen on both sids- Of en-
house that ina the isst annl,sis, nut 60
the two great organizations the min
aritN from Omr to time. pHttiue th
majority on its COED AthRViur seek
ing 60 become the mfJuftts ~lll con.
correct legislation and ,orfert t'
prurriatlous fuf THE greatest good ~
the ptonlr 0f .he republic