Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-07-10
SENATE To DEVOTE
WEEK To LONG
TALKFEST
LAF0LLETTE HAS SPEECH
TO TAKE UP SEVERAL DAYS
Wisconsin Senator's Determi-
nation to Present His Views
on Reciprocity Most Formid-
able Obstacle to Measure.
IBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire.
Washington, July "a liVel,

IBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire. I
Washington, July "a lively
clearing Of the way for the passage OF
the unamended Canadian reciprocity
bill by the voting down of the Cum
minis and Simmons amendments and
continued discussion and action on
other provisions in connection with
the bin will keep the senate busy all
week, while the house. which will
meet Wednesday and quickly adj
journ until Saturday, will be active
only in its committees.
The amendments proposed by Sem
ator Cummins of Iowa, insurgent re-
publican, which would add steel. iron.
coal, lumber, wool. cotton and other
products to the free list. and the
amendments proposed by Senator
Simmons of North Carolina are
somewhat similar in nature.
These are expected to be bOwled
over tomorrow which under the
agreement for vote then. might ex-
tend the day into the night or cover
one recess after another for several
calendar days If necessary. After
voting on these amendments, the
senate will proceed with the consid-
Grafton of the reciprocity bill and
amendments by Senator La Toilette
and others
Tha nroceodipgs ton,orrou. win he.
.in VIM n sot snaech hv senator Sin,
mo,s in sunnort of his own ana san-
ator rnmmins, amendments followed
nv. ron calls on the amendments Th,.
bugahOo of fllibuster practically has
been raised and friends of reciprocity
,riu watch far attemnts IN intersnerse
ia votc win snaach making in
nIhio,, thav Win ;ntornrat ~. instit,,.
,ion of q finhuster
LnatorN tactics VIII ne met win
such aets OF COERCION as tne majority
mlght ucciue would expealte business
Mr, oulhnilns nus inuica'eo Una, ne
W.. 40 10 SIC 80 ~. ~, ~ ~ ',a ,,Ia Ia
,n''...n 80. = -, aaIts
''s'hu A. ei,., 80, as ,'as .,,, ha i,s;sta,,
serator In FoItette eaid he nrob-
oi,lv would nrasant amendmonts an
Monday or Tuesday As soon as thev
nre printed bn viii take the floor
ana nrnhahlv y,ill snear for seward
da,, In ov,i,p,tion and advocacy az
~, lI,s onooeh h. rcvar,Iod nc tho
r'ost forn,idnbio ohstocie In the wov
"r y ,,nta on ma hiu ana eonotors
uo,arall,' sa, win that ont of thn Nay
er"iiS eer'ii,,;SSn. 80 .orardin~ a final vote
u',e ,'t,, y, .'u,," rs,,otia T., additior to
Mr.. La Toilette and Mr.. Simmons
Senator's Bailey. stone. Jones and
CLAIM and Others are still to be heard
The nreyaiIiny opinion Is that
4 With the rcciprocitv bill out of tho
vav final adjournment viii soon fol-
\ lnv rho democrats will demand
~
N hilIs mn viii not debate them a.
inr,tb Thn ;ne,,rgcnt rcnuhllcans
',re di,idcd -, this itcn, Of nolicv.
u hut most nf thcm are inclined TO de-
N rard fur,hor ,i,,,o for legislation and
N thnv NAV t.Lo s,,nh a course AS win
N dels,, gcttine auav
Al .r, , :.
me general sentiment honcNc', -, :,
'lla' 'ne eNra SESSION vi cohsi e'S VIZ
* thd cary VI august
II The house probably will hold short
II session Wednesday aud then adjourn
81 until Saturday, having little of con-
81 sequnece before it until the cotton
vi schedule is ready. The democratic
NJ members of the ways and means com
~ mittee viii resume the work of franz
" ing that revision on Iuesday' Ihe
~ cauers contemplate reductioh OF
# co''oi uu'ics OF from ihlrty 10 n'tS
nj per cent al duties 10 De ad Nalorchl
# Us III the wool Dill.
# Chairman Underwood and his col
III 'aSues DelleVe the bill. drawn on q
|M cilue OASIS, can be SO framed as 10
Nh ~, .ause no reuuction IN the revenues
M ano me @ cotton revenue now Is ABOUT NSo'-
2 vVV'pVV' by loWerig the duties they
,.aYe s'a'is'lcs to indicate that the
,ictteseu amount OF goods TO come IN
1#A ~ thlS country Will equal II not eN-