The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-22
CANADIAN
RECIPROCITY
30, ENDANGERED
Pretended Friends In Senate
arc Working Up 10 Death
BLOW Point
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4 Washington, June 29The throw
ing Of the Democratic wool revision
bill IN the senate today drove the
insurgenl Republicans OF that body
I ~ q demand for d general revision
oi the tsriN. and brought about the
threatened crisis IN the finance com
mittee's control Of the senate
/ AT The end OF a bitter fight the
resolution by Senator Gore reqnir-
( Ing the fuance committee To report
back the wool bill before July 10.
was passed hy vote OF 80 to Is
The fate Of the Canadian reciproc.
| ity bill is Ia doubt because OF re.
Warkahle development Of the day S
session OF the senate Western Re.
publlcans who have fought the rect
mocity measure, taking up chai,
lenges thrown down by the Demo.
cratic leaders. followed each other
u rapid succession in their ultima
tums were Invariably to the effect
taat before the reciprocity bill Is per.
mitted to pass Republican senate
will he forced 10 undertake a reyi-
siCn OF other schedules of the taritt,
Including much more than the wool,
en- revision bill and the free list BILL
which have gone through the house
OF the affirmative votes cast for
the Gore motion overthrowing the
finance committee i6 we're Republic.
ans They were. Senators Borau,
Bourne. Brist0w, Brown, Clapp, Craw.
ford Cummins, Dixon, Gronna, Jones,
Kenyon La Toilette. Nelson, Poin-
dexter, Townsend and Works. This
included the fnll insurgent strength
of thirteen. and il addition Senators
Jones, Nelson and Townsend Sen.
ator Myers was the only Democrat
voting with the Republicans against
the motion
Senators Cummins, Nelson. Craw-
ford, La Toilette, Jones and other
Republican insurgents from north.
western states who have opposed the
reciprocity bin because OF alleged
discrimination against the agricultur.
al districts, declared that before a
vote be permitted on the bill they
would demand that the other sched-
ules of the tarifI be taken up, and
would insist upon an attempt to tack
many Of them upon the reciprocity
measure. &A
The Republican leaders pointed ont
that IL the WOOL and the free list
bills were reported to the senate now,
ii would be impossible to pass the
reciprocity bill The fight over tar
in revision that is sure to follow the
Injection OF the three bills AT one
time into the open senate would en-
danger the passage OF the reciproc-
It's bill, except in such changed
form that the president might find
himself unable TO sign i
IF the senate wants TO defeat the
reciprocity bill said Senator Mar.
tin, the Democratic leader why
should It NOT be permitted 10 do 80
ii in its Judgment that Is the best
course to pursuee"
Then across the aisle began an
open bidding for Republican support
for a general tariff revision. Senator
Palley declared he intended to offer
The free list bin as an amendment
te the reciprocity measure. Senator
Dixon, Republican, Montana, said
taat If the reciprocity bill vas 10
pass he would fight for a general
tariff revision. so that the whole
country might feel the effects Of the
pulling down OF the protective tariff
walls
III YOU are In earnest. declared
Senator Williams Of Mississippi
just come up to the mark. and we II
help you make your promise good.
The fight over the Gore motion
ragged until o'clock Then an at
tempt was made hy Senator Calling
a. TO adjourn the body The insurg-
ents, voting with the Democrats. re-
fused to let The fSht be halted and
with the defeat OF the motion to ad
ieurn insurgents took up the cudgela
and explained their purpose and their
intentions on the tariff issues.
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