The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-22
House and Senate Clean Up
Plate by Passing Cot
ton Bill
VETO BY PRESIDENT
SURE TO FOLLOW
Congress viii Adjourn At 3
O'clock and Chief EXecu-
tive Prepare FOR
Trip West

e
tn bail passed tn House early ;h!~
evcr4n. by vote OF $50 ~ ~.
Tne pfrsideht 3 veto of the measure
Will be sent IN the first thing to-
Journ at O'Clock Tuesday after
noon.
The AHouse democratic majority
aSsented TO the Senates plan for ad-
Jourument at q caucus held imme~
diateiy after the agreement to the
Senate amendments to the cotton
Dill AT this caucus also the ma
Jority leader, Mr.. Underwood. in
troduced "a resolutions providing that
ali future cauCuses OF Iha Democrats
ia the present Congress shall be open
To The public. Burlsson. chairman
OF the caucus, was authorized to ap-
point Il committee which shall con-
slider the adyisapIlitg OF open eau
cases and report when the regular
session convenes in December.
The open caucus is Mr Under
wood $ reply 10 bryan charge that
the secret caucus was being used by
Gnder~ God 20 defeat the aims of
democracy.
Insurgents Aid Demo- rats
/ Every Democratic member pres
eat voted Tor the cotton bill. ~hieh
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ing % congress next becem her~-pre-
paTlhg toF the maj pattle of the fac
I tons oel0fS the 1919 Young. so
the president WIZ sweep through Wis
cousin alone
What the attitude Of the other pro-
sfesslE@ senators viii De with re-
saFd 10 tine presidential trip is the
Suo@eet OF great spec0laueTf mere. The
TENTATIVE itinerary contemplates visits
y all or those states nose Sana-
tors fouAht pittofiY the reciprocity
agree nent.. voted Tor the vetoed tariff
oliis ana are aAgned against the Pres
ldent or International arbitration. II
is theH claim thnt they accurately
iep@esoh' the sentiment or their re-
slectIFe states.
10 race itopie.
ASSUMING TINS to lie SO, the Presi-
aent proposes to go right into the
enemy $ oountry-~Wisconsin Iowa,
Kansas, Minnesota the I)akotas. Mon
tana, Washington, oregon~~meet the
people face To face. and tell them
their representatives are wrong and
Why. Lively times are expected In
consequence
insurgent senators who read the
PRESIDENTS plans to-day smiled grim
ly. and predicted that MIR, Taft will
meet series OF unexpected rebuffs
II no attempts 10 tell the farmers OF
the MlddIe West ana Northwest that