The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
TARIFF DEBATE REOpEEED'
SENATOR BRADLEY DEPENDS
RAE PAYNE-AEDRICH Law.

No Alss DeSeans tae Fpsstasnt--a@naaer
HuThes naRs ths msp1aDahrna Party,
and senator NeWiARals sals ~ faFtH
% mespaasihie SOS Iglgh Csst - Living.
wAsuINoroN April as--Tae Senate
indulged in an old time tariff discussion
to-day during the consideration Of che
resolution appropriating $4,000 Tor the
employment Of experts 10 continue the
Investigation into the high cost Of living.
SENATOR on both aidsa Of the chamber
loet sight of the QUESTION Of making the
appropriation for the employmeue % en-
perts and went over the tAriH IiKhe Of lat
summer.
Senator Bradley Of Kentucky defended
the Payne-AldFich ban. whieh he declared
to be a good measure for the be0e6t Of all
the people.
There, was never 90 much slander
heAped on one measure IN all the hinaofy
OF the world. said the Senator from Ken
lucky. Let IN stop the vipsrous tongues
Of these liars throughout. the country.
They do not hesitate TO make statsmants
that they know 20 be FALSE
senator Bradley paid his respocaa % the
democratic party in Characteristic man
ner 1t proposes nothing and objecta
~.
That u ia history for the last twenty-five
years The people Of this country arc
getting tired Of this sort Of thing. The
people are demanding this invssfiG ation.'
The President was defended by Senator
bradley. who resented the charge oEigi-
naiiy made by senator cummins Of MWa
that the Administration railway bah 10 In
the interest Of tho great railroads of the
country.
In this day Of assault upon public on
cials even the President OF the United
states has not been spared on ths aooS Of
the United States SeaAse. IL has hssn
charged that the great man in the wAits
House Y In league with the railroads n
secure legislation in the interest OF the
railroads stand here 20 protect tha
PRESIDENT against any such attack. He y
man OF too high and noble . character
and has stood too long in the electric light
OF public opinion 20 suffer from such |
assault, want To resent this chArnB Z
spuru u a. u ought to 10 spuyIisd. To |
there no one free from attack then dAysS |
Are there only few who are honsst1'
The Republican party vas rappsd By |
Senafor Hughes 81 Colorado for failure |
70 live up IN III promise that there would /
oe greater economy In Gorernment CO.
penditures. He recalled the prOmiss Of /
the COMMITTEES on Expenditures which L
was created recently 10 cut governments |
EXPENSE many million dollars. and he |
Senator Aldrieh's observation /
that s3no. Ooo 40 can be saved annually
In government expenditures.
What has the party In power done 90
keep thee promises Of economy and re- |
forml. ssked the senator from Colorado. |
i bettevs over hers in the Senate Ne cut /
out 81 an appropriation bill q, 30 f0T the
employmene OF q professional mAasanr
though he may Be- retained under another
name les liable Go excite public curiosity.
lhts y the tribute OF the Senate 10 the
Tor economy. Over ak tho Other
END OF the Capitol NE have another In
stance OF economy In government, They
look from an appropriation ball the pro-
vision giving motor power % the Speaker
] hts snected a saving Of q. no.'
senator Newlanda u Nevada vent into
an exhaustive disctlAalou al the tArR.
contending that the PAYne-AldFtoh Las
, largely responsible for increased cost
II living, He said that the increased out
put Of gold. bad Also had Ia eject In inEne-
ng pTicaa. The SENATOR WAs frSQllantly
Interrupted by Senators AldTich. Gal
ingsr and Smoot. and there were groQusnt
'choss OF the tArtH discussion % Last
Th~ Nevada Senator DENOUNCED .Ra-
'0l'ltnan. mallegislAsion and mAl&dusin-
strAtiOH which. he sAid. had fostsred
he growth 81 trusts and monopolies
Within ten year, the tr'lNts have been 90 ,
avored by the Republican party. said
troYed COMPOSITION among American
T'he railroad bill, having the rixhs %
ray. brought the discussion ~ q tRVmina- {
ION at o'clock Il will bs resumed 4
promptly on Monday. senator StOns 81 /
dis@ouri having . speech al ready for ,
delivery. The Democrats say they viii
all of next ~~sk the disesEsion !
4 the Lodge resolution, which means . !
eopening Of the tariff debate ,