Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-17
They Have Promised to Revise
the Tariff But They Cannot
Carry Water on Both Shout
ders and Keep Together.
P0p-GUN BILLS ARE
FAv0RITES JUST NOW

.I. '"tH.. off ..'.ut action, favor
.'.. action. u. t.. canadian roeiproc-
30. .a.t url.u .I .., U,r.st Of pro~i-
dtIf Int DBL. t.r ...HIf uf % confer
.'ur. between '.. .r.ldrn' and mem
u,r .. H.. Up.u.t lud nigh GOVERN
nDut Officials OFF HadI rhH roci-
pr. ati0 m.Ui .t.H",.d D.. DI q biz
pa.N.iu Haeu .t,I aud s tu, sponsc
OF tine president to 90 quite eDn,rai
ana Independents demand fUJ relief
from nurdon.om, taxes co.. tDc uccos-
lu's OF If,- Tho president has his
iirHt of what constitute necessities. 90
so has every iudiudu. mruncr or
'uu4i'.- Th,s, ideas diiirr widely.
hut uii tarif makers arr duly cogni-
tln' CO.. th' popular yry for roduc-
uuu "I duties on those Things which
900. most needed n HON, lit,
Who's, home lif, o. To- be- benefited
farlu revision gcnrrall, con}ronts the
rrHerc,s or at least the Democratic
house majority Thinks $50. and in re-
,isue ri' whole hriu the diversity
% ouuiou comes into play There
happen tu DO, classics IN this country.
indusrHN speaking. hut nnsmuch
ss uu oaHaoa cat tuo president directs
his attention largely M his suggested
tfalr arrangement with tho uciehhor
to Iut north Co uniting food products
ou co., free list IN undertaken 10
t,uu}, The dutt ou certain fuodstuffs
II Imported from canada. u appears that
n the frm, or the canadian pact for-
rRnt 90 pruun~. a proportionatc reduc-
II uuu ur some articles manufactured
from Jncso food products. thereby
N aiming 90 below th"-hclt blow at the
II American farmer win one arm while
Y preparing To- affcctionutcly embrace
\ tho American manufacture with the
\ either Hence came "a just fled roar
II OF protest fran the farmers OF this
/ country ana otaetS classified in the
\ industrial world who produce those
4 necessities which would bo put on
the canadian FREQ list and who buy
their suppllos from manufacturers
4 who wpuld be- projected rom Canad-
ian competition by the self same pact
Thorrior, additional cause was pre-
scented tno Democratic maJnrlt, of the
house to SO into the whole tariff
question. which question would have
b,.u gone into Inevitably in this SEES
sion rcgardic-s Of whether the rccl-
pr,rip proposition was equitable.
! The Democrats b,licvc they Wrrc tri-
umphant u the last congres,d onal
campaign because of their promises
! of tariff revision downward. and it Is
! th'W dosirr or rather tncir nnnounc-
I'D desire 90 give the consumer the
. best ot tho hurguIn now. 70 be dead
/ sue that the consumer Is benefited
| DIS their revision thpN are liable 10 go
! TO AN cXfrcmc ian placing American
manufactured asticles On Tho free list.
! JUS, as thc E.gh protection Ropubu-
! cans u TIA, past are accused of hav-
/ ina given too much protection TO
I THESE manufacturers.
! In view of this situation no sur
prise was accustomed whom the hous,
/ Democrats. In their second caucus.
? decided almost unanimously tu bring
in and pass uf course pop gun
tariff hlls as thrY are called. putting
on thr ire, list agricultural implo-
W'nte dressed meat ana meat prod
/ nets. .Iuur rough lumber boots. shoes
ana saddles, wire fencing. bHling wire.
Irptt,u uapgine and ties hurlap and
salt
ThD senate. which troVned upon
reciprocity IN the CLOSING session OF
I tho last congress. mny Boo able tn this
congress. Through coalition of stand
i put Republican and conservative Dem
ncrots to control tho speed gauge on
tuun legislation Tho hnusr major.
tiS of this congress. at il did with
the and pt progressive Democrats in
/ the previous congress, unqucstinnably
INIu approve IN, same trade agree
. In.
thr senate bass increased from 81 to
a. and the number Of Republicans
has decreased rom 80 To- 80 and thus
,hr Republican majority between con-
siescs has dropped from ., to =. The
-tr"ugtl of Tho insurgcnt Republicans
e NatiouniN estimated az from 20 ~.
depending nu the issue concerned.
Thor, ts Ga, vacancy one senator
snf trpm Colorado. Whose Legislature
H Democratic 81 is OBVIOUS. then,
that the ~iNtN-socond s"naio's tariff
course cannot bee traced very far
ahead
Th, houe Democratic leaders, nota-
nly speaker Dnrk. have promised
that Bon revising the tariff they will
pursue 'putitic" methods viii trim
The schedules rareiullS and artistic
tIt A'.u thcy would trim diplomat
i.blh Hrd politically, seeing that the
farmers ana ranchmen consider thcS
Vi'I De- given Ia. worst oi Il through
canadian reciprocity. certain supplies
Iuauufartnrcd supplios are 10 90
uu thr frue list In the house pop-gun
bulls The votes of the farmers and
the ranchmcn are not 10 Dee dcspiscd,
aud Votes. YATES, Votes. is What the
Democrats whisper to on' another la
cnucus ana M conference. The ways
aud means committee has shown "A
prediction to follow "a, testimony
adduccd In the Payne hearings nearly
two ycars aga ~ thcir mflii revising
Tho report uf tngst hcaIue deals ai
length with thc wool and WOODEN
schedule however thai particular
rchciul' * hl name be- being APP
preached WITH mo- lhuc Population.
Tn uprising among the sheep and