The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
WIN GREAT
| sTRATEG|C VICTORY IN
SESSIONS EAST HOUR
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As the speakcr.to- concluded
his cuIogy OF the speaker-about-
to-be-deposcd, tho House broke
(Demosrat), OF Alabama In the
chair, shouted hoarse for order.
Finally amid the din he named
Clark and Mann (Republican), of
4 Illinois, rs committee TO escort
tire speaker to the chair. Before
\ Cannon spoke the House SUBJ
sided to unbroken Stiffness The
crowded galleries and the stran-
s. gers in the rear Of the hall lean
ed forward In breathIess interest
TO hear the swan song of the
"Czar Of the House."
Eight years ago." begun I'm
Gle JOe," In the high quavcrfng
voice that so often hns made It
self heard above the din OF the
legislative excitement. hut which
to-day broke oftcn--''eight years
ago I was escorted 10 this desk
ns the newly elected speaker By
John Sharp Williams, now sena-
3. tor from mississippi. l said then,
The speaker OF the House sllOuld
be q servant OF the House OF Rep
rescntatives,' and from that time
to this have never forgotten the
duty OF the speaker Is to preside
I'm accordance with the rules of
thu House with courtesy and inn
partinlity for all"
WASHINGTON. March A.
President Taft's permanent tariff
board bill was passed in the Sen
Nh ~gxtf< la hxy
vote OF SO to IS.
The roll was called while Gore
.tDemocraD. of Oklahoma, the blind
statesman. was speaking. He had
tried TO offer TO an amendment, but
Vice-President Sherman sent this
steam roller smashing over him In
spite of the appeals of Democratic
leaders, Mr.. Gore. II is understood
wished to offer the Canadian recipro-
city agreement as an amendment. He
continued to speak. though declared
out " order, and his voice con6icted
with that of the clerk. Mr.. Gore
apoiogized for interfering with the
unanimous agreement to vote at sac
Senator Beverage tRepublican), oi
Indiana. though some of the leaders
believed he was at that moment ar
ex-senator. opened the debate on the
permanent tariE board at A. NJ. II
was Beveridge's last speech I'm the
Senate. and 1T was on one of his fav.
orite topics. At S:20 a call for q quo
rum was ordered.
Senator BAILEY fDemorrs,, NJ To-.
as docf,raa 49, s.s y. 80. "a
ina, he hat,avsa ,na r.i, a.,,.,
erIv ca,,ed uh,Ie Co. 80 ',;Is !
FOR rcrarni,tnn NJ g., fnarsn
crat, of M,ssomr, n,oysa -, r,',rs.S
or Inc vote h,,, a ra,,,o, ~. $3.50,
Lodge fRenntl,f,n,,I Of Msssach,,'
setts. to tah1s an s,on. ,,re,tr~s, 90.
adopted Sc Ia ~ After cnns,dar.
abte wrarc,i,v r.ras., ,,,,.t =
o'clock was tatan N'''''
Ey,,ac,a,a C.. uu
When fI,e hin xrcn. hal -, al.
House fer consideration If The Sen
ate au,e,,a,,,..,,. r..,a -.
York; tnn,csf,a,evx x,a~,..a a,,h,.s
tcr. paIynl, 1R..,s,, hIs.s.,n =. -.
sytyanta- offered a g.g r,,,, ara Ia,.
rrrayd u.II.. rita, ~.r ~, .,..,..,.s.s
f,,, AN. LII r,,n a. ~ W.. ua
ed oss ritb TN, cx,d.,,s i..,..s...,s.. =,
preventing n anarum ansshs~ 81
cali was ncr,.ssar-y ~, 49,. n.Isa,s -.
and FYfxr.rald bnnc,, -, Lc~,,, .t,<
Home. ti..d Mn urtf, ,,.,x,n
The House Renubjiraus x,co.eaas
In voting down tha nav, ,,o.,',, -. :
eau OF the Hnuse E.;t,yarata -
a point Of order aga,ns, ,ha DE-,
rule. and when 4, Vas ovarrriaa ".
moved Thar .bc tro,sa ,S;o,,rr LAX
Sneaker Cannon ,,t1orn,,si,.
ing his dav ms .czar 81 ne uo,,ss
declared chs. r,,.r.ir~ 400.
refused IN enterta,, 4, E,,..sra ~
then tried To anpaal fro,, tho danissas
of the chair hu, ths snaakar ais. -
that TO he d;Iatory
ssweu n the srssLe- 10 rrn4
to hold every motion mad NV tha rsy,.
tlenien on this sid. of the Honss siia
tory" said Fitzgerald ~, sss.,,s -
me an arbitrary and high .handaa ~ -
caedinr.''
Cannon beat Fi,xvar,ta fro 81.
, ,fiour NV t,otindinr hYs dasl as,.h -.
gayel. wax
The frs, vote. WAS ,aEsx, ~, n.,..u..
motion for ahs prc,ious amcs,tn,, =,
ct the House In faor OF TN, ban. rs;
to 81.
Immediately afterward Fitzgerald
demanded another ron cali on ths
rule itself. thus making sure of hold.
ing up business another thirty-flye o,
forty minutes. Then but an hour and