Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-04
Democrats Organize House TO
Suit Themselves With
Champ Clark as the New
Speaker
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
GOES IN TOMORROW
1t Will Contain No Reference
to Anything But Reciproci.
ty and Will Be Short Is Re.
port.

Washington. u. G.. April i-Caled
in extraordinary session by President
TAFT To consider the question ol Can.
hdpiau reciprocity. which failed ~ the
| last session. because of the hlibuster
against II IN the scnai, the siNtN.Spc.
Ond congress assembled az noon today
IN spite OF the fact thai the lroclamn.
ton issued by the president mentioned
nothing except reciprocity an am
hiilous program has been on lined by
NE new Democratic majority IN the
house, and The outcome b, IN doubt.
The session because oi the anomal.
ous situation created bS one PARTY be.
ing in control OF one branch and It's
rival In power AZ the other eud of the
capitol is expected To bo long and
hltod with turmoil and political bickcr-
ing
Like cyery other opening ~ con.
gress great crowds filled the galleries
long before he session was called To
order
Governor Harmon oi ONO and VII.
Ham Icnninys BRYAN met on The floor
OF tho house iust before the session
opened, q mid q doalouing dtmonstta.
| NA''f ifNN ~ it'i Nlf ~ w NNiilll~ ili
on prot"Ssiouai tnga scments
shortly after The house was call d
TO order. RopresoniatlVc McCail of
Massachusetts, iores,alling action by
the Democrats. introduced Canadian
reciprocity bill which was passed by
he hons az the last session
President Taits hist message tn the
siNty-sccond CON grcss viii 80 in to.
morrow according Gao unofficial infor.
nation az the white House today The
message " Is said viii dca, only with
ihc Canadian reciprocity Reference
to pcrmaneni iarln commission or
other kindred subjects viii he defer.
red miil later ir The present plan
II followed The message viii nor be
lone aud win follow closely, the
speeches made ut The president on the
subject % reciprocity
The opening program ot The house
aiway is am mt resting spectacle
ana i- iplluNcd with uncommon keen.
ness. Major Alexander Mcdowell vet.
eran Republican olDk. called the
house fu order The program then in.
cmdcd ih calling ot the roll the clcc-
tion OF Champ Cla.ll as speaker. his
speech o' acceptance, No, swearing IN
ot tho uDWho., ut state delegation
and tho drawing Tor seats A. The roll
call Uut ''dtd there were demonstra.
lions tot an Ncll-huoWn figures of
the bou e., Tor NJ Cannon NJ Mann.
Nj PAYNE. Nr Underwood aud others.
When Champ Cnrks name WAS
reached, the demonstration continued
until the c,erh called Tor order
Although the ceremonies IN The sou.
ate We're secondary iu interest the
galleries there also were hllcd The
only ex-senator present was N>'year.
Old llcnry Gassuwas Davis OF West
Virginia The now senators were
sworn ia. IN squads of our the oath
being administered IN Vice Present
sherman The FIRST quarter comprised
Bryan Florida Chiffon. West N,r-
pinla Clarp, Minnesota. C,ark WNo.
ming
Nh Chiffon took the oath on u Bihir
given him bt his mother AZ soon as
The sDnalurs were sworn IN. The RON
was called ana Souaturs Galliugor aui
Bacon wcre appointed committee 20
wait ou 'ho president ANA 10 uutif.
him that he senat, was ih session and
prepared fu du business The only ton
turD nor on the program. was a mo.
tiou ut senator Bdil'v of Texas who
sought fo have OBJ, hou of daily meet.
iurs uN,d Ii b. ll instead OF al
noon lllimat,E be- withdrew the
pmcuim.ul uuf under Womise 10 re-.
new 10 later At na oc.och tht sen
atU adjourned uu'il auon tomorrow