The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
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made special efforts to pair, and 10
nave their colleagues state their posi- J
| IONS II III or unavoidably absent Yet
senator Martin did not vote, hut Sen
ator Daniel even did not know Senator
4! Martin stood The former merely say
| ing nc ''underst God" Ills colleague was
paired with Senator Culloiu Tho lat
ter. said MIR, Jones was then III at
his homo in Illinois,
! Mr.. ZONES declared that Senator Mar
/, I'm had voted with the Republicans
i Tor the lumber tariff, and read an cdi :
i ,orini from "A lumber magazine, urging
! those engaged In the lumber busines.:
| TO vote for Martin. who had votstj -
nrotcct his friends, ana had M, Y" 'a 10
bound by party platitudes."
Going back TO the DinglcY' ,arifr h,,I
| OF 1887, Mr., Jones churgeH that Som
tor Martin failed 10 votY ON eS ~ ,ho
! lla amendments which, went to re-
corded vote. BY his,Iolc. on a narrow
! majority of ono. fhe senior Senator
deeo"to, INV Myite pine and almost
u q, ,r,,' INC eu,yction of the duty upon
! y. TINS votey- said the speaker, was
absolutely ircxcnsab,e Cor there is M
! Mm,.u p-hG III the South for manu-
| i"et'' 'll purposes.
Other Votes Recalled,
-Pc war revenue bill OF lS9S WAS
! 'Hothcr subject OF comment ON tho
part Nf Representative Jones. lie
charged, he said, twelve years ago that
/, senator Martin Ind lodged important
votes ut hat time. yet tho latter had
said In u published statement that he
never ,lodgec n vote in his iifc'.
i claiming 10 hnvo his vote protected
by "A general pair With senator Mantle.
Vet, charged Mr.. Jones. Senator Mantle.
81 Republican, cast more Democratic
votes than aid Senator Martin on mat
measure, and voted on some PROPOSE
1 tons upon which tho Virginia did NOT
! express himself,
tons. declared Mr.. Jones. was clear
and he challenged criticism Of IT, He
| had always stood for tariff reform
| lie referred often to The statement
| made IN by Senator sims. as being in
| correct when IL said that Senator Mar
tin voted for all the amendments Of
tcrcd by Senators La Toilette and
! Cumrnins 10 tho Payne Aldrich bill.
| In conclusion. after his references
10 the press, to the Richmond mem
Der who so accommodatingly offered
| the bill. and 10 the Judges who crook
the knee TO Senator Martin. Mir Jones
pleaded for relief from tho most cor
'.rupt machine which ever disgraccd a
! state lie asserted that if defca ted
/! he will not lose SO much as will The
people. and that he is In this Tight not
.ior personal reasons, but for the Eoot,
of Virginia. The most effective part
| Of the speech was reserved for the
last, when the crowd was consider
/ ably thinned.
Tho DinEIcy T8r,G.
Mr. Jones in the discussion of the
pinglcN iarift bill laid special stress
on The vote of Senator Martin on
| lumber and white pine. lie also paid
ms respects to Il statement said TO
/ have been made by Senator Martin
4 nat he had never lodged vote I'm his
! ne. Touching on these two points,
| Mr.. Jones said: ".'I'
The plnglcy hill was under discus
| SION III the, Senate from May o5. 1897.
| 10 July OF that Year. There were
/ SseVeral hundred amendments offered by
4 democrats, but only upon ii3. regarded
las The moro important, were recorded
| votes demanded. The Record shows
mai out of these li$ yea and nay votes,
/ senator Martin failed to vote upon
I ninety-eiBht. On number of tile COM
I parutively few on which nc did go
| upon record he voted with the Rcpub-
/ 'chns. Three OF those votes were most
/ amazing. aud from Il Democratic
| standpoint absolutely mex plicablc and
I. indefensible Hi
! fUndcf the Mckinley act the duty on
| spruce pine was So per thousand and
uppn white pine 81 per thousand The
/ blnSlcE bill. when laid before tho SEN
latc provided for lax of So nor thous-
and on rough lumber. On June I Sem
aior Vest offered an amendment to cX-
| cmpt white pine from this 81 tax. sen
! ator Martin voted with tic lfepubll-
cans against this amendment Again.
oil July l., Senator Teller offered a sim
liar amendment taking all duty or
white pine. For this amendment every
Democrat. Including Senator Daniel,
except Martin and two others voted.
The vote WAS 80 ayes 10 g; noes.
50 mas had Senator Martin voted with
his party, and no. With The Rcpub]i
cans, the amendment would have been
adopted by one vote. and white. ,iina
thus placed on the free list. Having
failed In having white pine placed on
The free list. Senator Teller inmc-
diately moved 10 reduce the duty upon
II to 81 per thousand fcct ,rhis
amendment was adopted nv tho mar
row vote Of 80 ayes to 81 noes M,
senator Martin voted nay with tho
Republicans and the same two other
Democrats senator Daniel voted with
his party From this II will be seen
that Senator Martin dcfcatcd free
white pine and very nearly defeated
me reduction of tile duty upon H.
F"rccd to Pay Tribute.
1T has been well said that food
clothing aud shelter constitute In.
three elementary necessities of human
wcil-bcin. The taS mon white nina
under the Mckinley act Was. as have
sara. 81 per thousand senator Mnr