The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
Grave and Reverend Statesmen
Gasp With Astonishment
When Iowa Orator Address
es Them in Breezy Manner.
ATTACKS INSURGENT
COLLEAGUE, CUMMINS
Makes Plea for the Producer
and Insists That Tariff Re-
vision Would Have DiSaS-
trOUs Effect Upon Farmer
READY TO LOSE HIS ToeA
IAeHINGrON, Dec. 1s.-Sennfor
w lafayette Young of lows to-

WAS,I IIfSS.,,. Dec. Is.Isesa,or
day Enve the legislative body
Of which ne has been = member eI-
nstly ten days the surprise Of it, ex-
re hsd prepared 90 make IN attack
su MS colleague. senator CummIn-
who seeks the passage of concur
rent resolutions changing the rule. of
NIT picrrncnI revision Of the Payn~-
Alarich tariff law. This he did, and
DofnnE his foEa when he arose. he
lrcturcd the grave and dienified --na-
tors from the standpoint Of an editor
which be T. In private iife.
The Senate Easped and then laughed
when Mr.. Young told 10 that the coun-
wy would feel relieved were Congress
to adjourn altogether Tor two solid"
DO Easped again when he alluded 70
lle members I'm breezy fashion as
Dogs. and when be declared that the
fnit'fs "i INC country. and not Con-
Erfrs. ruled the country. tho galleries
Ioinrd with thc senators I'm general
Senator Youu-'s speech. which ocru-
pied less than an hour. commanded the
ftrictest attention. Tnc senator had
hi6 On lis desk. -buf iic -ei6sr' , cSn-
enited tnr printed rnauuscript. TIC
rarncd 81 ho proceeded. ana. upDar-
DIS ealutatory and hts evan song. he
spoke DIS real Thoughts on legislation
and on the national legislature.
No Desire 10 offend.
itis rcfercnce 10 editors and print
destiny of the nation was followed bv
di-avowal " any intent TO offend
When he called his colleagues boys
Doe accompanied 10 with n wave OF his
hand. This incident followed a story
~ bow. just as De was about 20 take
the train for Washington and the SEN
afe. O. constituent 'buftonhoIod~ hfr,
GO down there. senator said the
constituent and for heavens sake put
nj fight Tor the consumer
II viii not Mr.. YOUNG said he re-
rIcd. Those bows there are doing
that 7 am going to firht for the pro-
Standing In senator TiiIman's place
Mr Young attracted rcncral attention
when he arose. not only because Of the
eo now "a senator. but because Of tho
ou1inincss and forccfulncss OF his Ian
Euage as he warmed Co his work.
Opposed Tariff Revision.
Mr. Young opposed an efforts az re-
VISION of the existing tariff because.
o. hc commended. the law protects the
FARMER il~ had great fear. ne said
nat Jaet Ultimately the adoption Of the
rious 90 thc great agricultural inter-
eEts.
tariff a. regards prices" be said. has
rad reference 20 the products OF the
farm. Therefore we might anticinata
thar tho first schedule that would come
from the other house would be the
agricultural schedule. would be
AFRAID Tor Secretary Wilson or any
other number 81 great farmers TO DO
caught alone with that schedule with
no means of defense
The weapons Of offcnse and defense
IN legislation are the right OF amend
ucnt and the privilege or Offering sub
Etitutes- My colleague would take away
from himself and myself the right OF
introducing the WoClcn schedule as
SUBS Lttufl Tor proposed amendment
which might put agricultural products
on the Tree list II the proposed rule
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