Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04
Appropriation BiiI Threatened and
Republicans Ar Forced 60 Withdraw
Tariff eili-oers crsatss Disturb.
anes Ia ssnats in Effort TO Prevent
Passass Of Measure Urged by TAR.


debate.
The democratic objection TO the con-
uideration Of tho measure started y SER
les Of roll calls which defeated It. All
appearance Of order was frequently lost
IN the house. Speaker Cannon repeat
edly ordered the sergeant-at-arms TO
drive members back to their seats. Men
clamored for recognition, but their
claims were denied them and the re-
publican leaders adopted every pos
oible expedient to head OF the flibus-
t@.
Tho deficiency APPROPRIATION NJ was
saved by q parliamentary move unex-
peceed by the Fitzgerald forces. Chair
man Tawney. OF the appropriation
committee. was recognized by Speaker
Cannon between the first and second
calls Of the roll on one OF the de~~c-
had the conference report up for con-
sideration before the democrats could
head Il on. ana defeat Of the bill by
the time limit was avoided.
As the hour for adjournment ap-
preached his inability to get a favor
able vote on the bill became more ap-
Parent. Mr.. Payne asked the friends
Of tire tariff board measure to Join him
IN vacating the so-called gag resolution
and the tariff board bill was formally
eliminated from consideration.
AZ 1l:45 o'clock the hands Of tho
clock were turned hack half an hour 20
psSzaiee adispositionssf'p pending matter.
ssnater Forces Msssuvs Thru.
Washington. March "A block
ado Of tho big appropriation
bits. threatened by Senator Owen, Of
Oklahoma. gave way at 1855 today.
when ho ayreed TO yield to the noor, if
the senate would agree to vote on q
proposition to couple Arizona with
New Mexico In q resolution finally ad-
unittin4 them to the United States
This coupling was agreed to but the
resolution a. thus amended was de-
feated by o vote Of 80 to IS.
Il developed that in voting to defeat
the coupling Of Arizona and New Mex
leo the senate had defeated the ratin-
cation Of the New Mexico constitution
an well.
ssnats Passss Tariff Board.
With the statehood dubuster out of
the way the senate once more began to
hum with business. Tho clock was set
back The conference on tho sundry
civil bill was agreed to.
Tho bill to create q permanent tariff
board passed the senate this morning
amid turbulent scenes. Senator Gore.
Of Oklahoma, sought to OFFER the Can
adian reciprocity agreement % q rider.
but the tariff board bill was passed to
q third reading and he was shut out.
Altho declared out Of order. Mr.. Gore
uttered protests 30 loud that responses
were heard with difficulty. He sub
sided only after. seeing that his pro-
1sA
In board bill was az follows: Ayes IS.
nos 3.
Senator Stone moved TO reconsider
the vote. Tho motion was laid on the
table by vote Of So to %.
End 81 Long Fight.
Tho end Of the long fight for this
board, strongly recommended by Pres
tdent Taft. came at $40 o'clock this
morning. At that hour the vice presi-
dent directed tho clerk to call tho roll
Several democrat senators were on
tAeir feet clamoring for recognition at
the time and there was much confu.
sion. Vice President Sherman declined
t. recognize them. declaring that de-
bate waSfnot In order.
Vote on Party Lines.
Senator Gore declined to be taken
on his test and insisted on statement
while the clerk was taking the vote.
The vote was along party lines. the
insurysnts ana regulars. alike. voting
for the bill. with but two exceptions.
ana the democrats generally opposing
inR. Senator Buckley. Of Connecticut
ma Heyburn. Of Idaho. were the re-
publicans who were recorded against
the bin.
Bailey Refused 20 Vote.
The following democrats voted for It:
clark. Of Arkansas: Newland. of Ne.
yada: Owen, OF oklahoma, and Thorn
Ton. OF Louisiana. AZ soon ~ the
yota was announced senator Bailey
arose and stated that he had not voted
because he did not believe t he vote
! - been properly ordered. He said
ho would have voted no. Senator
etone. of Missouri, moved to recon-
eadar the vote. Senator Beveridge voted
J 6 lay this on the table. The latter
Sn0tlon Va carried. Se1to q.
ss \ q At 1880 O'Clock this morning. after
"a all-nixht's session an adjournment
! a tan minutes was taken. After re-
{ 6onvenlnRs senate: Rnveridxe made q
sesoaan9 spesch In favor Of the tasin
q. s(3wse osares filibssssr. Il
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