Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-07-31
Borne and Borah to Lock Horns
This Week on Question of Re-
call of Judiciary in Arizona.
DEMOCRATS RESOLVED TO
PUSH TARIFF REVISION
Champ Clark Processes to Dis
credit Report That President
viii Veto lnSurgent-Demo-
cratic Wool Bill
Ispecisl Dispatch to The Morning Journal1

speftal Dispatch 10 the Morning Jouruai1
Washington, July S0.--Cencral tar
1T legislation az this session of con-
grcss' 50 as to leave the responsible
lty for any delay In tariff revision
squarely upon the president, Is the
slogan of the democratic progressive
coalition IN the senate ana the demo-
Gratis In the house.
The pr, sident today is accredited
with being determined as ever To veto
any tariff bill passed by congress
prior to the submission of the report
Of the tariff board in December.
Meantime the democrats contin-
ulng to press their revision measures
are wondering what the president VIII
do when the wool bill emerging from
conference with the lower duties than
the La Toilette final compromise. goes
TO the White house Tor approval or
veto.
Despite the apparent authorativc
declarations that the president will
veto the tariff bills, some of the
democrats. even Speaker Clark. eX-
press the opinion that Mr., Taft may
yet approve revision legislation.
This is the way the outlook is to-
day.
The wool tariff revision win be In
conference early In the week.
compromise measure on the
basis of thirty per cent ad valorcm
on raw wool will be reported out.
The combined democratic -insurgent
republican forces are confident Il
viii pass both houses and be the first
revision measure TO go to the presi-
dent as the test of his veto dispo-
sition,
The farmers free list bill" win be
voted on tn the senate Tuesday. cnnli-
ton senators and house democrats ex-
press certainty of its passage. There
will be senate democratic caucus
on the bill tomorrow morning, how
ever. to insure its passage. Az the bill
comes up Tor vote Immediately after
morning business Tuesday. the only
opportunity for debate will be to-
morrow.
senator Cummins Will address the
senate tomorrow on his metal amend
ment to the bill. Effort will be made
to get the measure through without
changing It's general character as
measure intended to add TO the num-
ber of duty-free articles the farmers
use.
be passed by the house Thursday.
II necessary, Democratic Leader I'm
,dcrwood viii arbitrarily shut off de-
bate ON that day, Though by no
means certain. the coalition senator's
and the house democrats are mod
erately hopeful that the bill will go
through the senate.
Some senators are inslstent that
hearings be held before 1t Is put TO
"A vote. Amendments relating to sug-
ar, steel rubber, etc, VIII be offered
ms riders to the cotton bill when II
comes up in the senate.
The congressional reapportionment
bill Is to be voted upon IN the senate
next Thursday.
It has already passed the house and
provides Tor house membership or
433.
The New MeXics- Arizona statehood
bill will have consideration this week.
senator Borah viii oppose the judic-
Inl recall feature of the bill on Friday
and Senator Bourne win advocate
that provision in a speech Saturday.
The indications are that the senate on
Tuesday August 3, win pass the bill
with directions to the people OF
Arizona to eliminate the judicial re-
call.
House democrats will caucus TO.
morrow night on what course TO
adopt with reference to the campaign
publicity bill,
The house, judiciary committee to-
will resume the Alaska syn
dictate inquiry, respecting charges OF
failure of the attorney general to
prosecute Alaskan corporations. Both
Attorney General Wickersham and
Delegate Wickcrsham of Alaska. the
accused and the accuser, are expected
TO be present.
The house sugar Investigation COM
mttcc will rec0nveno tomorrow. Lat
cr in the week 1t viii again hear G,
A. Spreckcls.