The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-17
|RAn0 C0NCRESSMEN
ava REDEEMED PLEDGES
j IN NATIONAL LEGISLATURE

,,lpuleu Nv
GENE ,Se House of REPRE-, Repre-
aa,eased . ,us in the extremely ,l ely
ens'1 l, Of locking their OF.
ssh, 'sinr up their baggage
y 's''io for home ports. ,...o,
- cheerler nor better
o.soing ~ contingent OF
ONE .hsn Edward \. Taylor
.I,iu ,an, and A. w. Rucker
|. sI'io, ior their short breath, !,
- n the ,S cool Rockies with
y ,iou ,IV of work we'll per.
wi lime well spent. An
y .,s, IF faithful grind at
.ni has brought them re-
,,rse rs have engaged con
lI,s the activities of the
her on the large national
ii ,f' the day, or on under.
y. ,scted expressly for the
tion teS'' of benefits for the
osa ,,a ballots sent them to
',r The fruits OF their Ia
10 the last few trying
nd forth in an exception
isfylng array
oradoans took an active
oyer-four months tarin
ms which formed the Inn
4 engrossing part of the
4 closed. They were all
,dents of the great eco
(s,ious which the Demo-
n has been called upon
They began in the eau
lontinued throughout the
pbates on the floor the
fighting constantly and
linz only when necessary
rogress. They were among
fought MIR. Bryan's idea
ool and 1t was largely
influence such as theirs
sbeep men of the west
reated as the Republicans
ago treated the cattlemen
served them with the
legislation and left the
|he leather goods.
ktative Taylor's presenta-
be Canadian reciprocity
farmers Free List bills
e an A. B. G.. Tariff les
|ery nook and corner OF
Finding a remarkable
knowledge as to the pop
OF President Taft's fight
IN the bars between the
ltes and the Dominion
i, the congressman-at.
[eived the idea of lifting
score OF short. snappy
J the tariff from his IA
y to attack OF the ma
bck-growers Association
|ho runs might read and
d from all the burden
bewildering expositions
bbiect.
from the many COM
Of his statements and
eciative letters of the
the reciprocity bill taken
f and Representative
is apparent that thou
Coloradoans have found
primer in what Mr.. Tay-
llnly told them. Both
d Taylor fought the reci.
ht under Underwood and
land to share in the gem
MISSION of President Taft
u not been for the Demo
would have been no Ca
ciprocity.
npromise in the House
the question OF state
point where the seriou.
that had threatened the
oi Arizona and New Mex.
federal sisterhood faded
ne case free of settlement
y a large measure to the
aud intelligent action OF
artlh on the committee on
martin served on the
i.lee which brought for.
compromise and he led the
lhe committee on the
'a..l s,ns directly in front OF
efs dias and delivering q
u, ,hree hour addres,
s,i heu every phase of the
.oas r OF referendum and
Iess; asoenliy introduced into
s people vote again or
sslOns lss and settle them fo,
I, was Martins advice
events in the session
'ne Perfect manner ir
no, .ouhsel was followed.
|tarig ta,riagR'llne, during the bus,
nnh,,d NH ana statehood, ol
ii~oilcity, imat apportionments
/ so,l, apo't tant questions will,
esswsllo SESSION dealt, all three OF
varo on one line and
buro pr.e ems .en5gaged in Colorado
|bsv ana simple. And Il
bv an. an idea that a single
bns V,eh IN an extra session
h Inn III ~. the passing of g
lirs t,. or. without dozens Of
let Jb,G;waing b;," themselves te
Al 4,'li ~ enter Washington
|atjyoss sHe letter files of the
IS, follon Also let him at,
tba Ips'ow the goings ant
lustl,uc,o! rtg Conferences and the the
lgressms.o OF one of the Colo,
Il nole in any twenty.
hronrryh, ry,loa' Representatiy.
leajinaa aout u. the session. wa.
4 poin, ,ne interior depart,
he 'D,,,s mearS where it would con.
Under aus y. of relief for tn,
ects' the the delayed irrisa. "a.
bted y hundreds of settler,
Public 70 /, Taylor for thei,
c land claip,r.
of q tnose nose whom the tech.