Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
ENGLISH ARE
AROUSED BY
RECIPROCITY Y
Champ CIark's Speech Re-
garding Annexation IS Bit
terIy Resented.
HOUSE PASSES THE BILL
BY BIG MAJORITY
speosc, b. United prsss wsr..

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speosaI bv United Press Wirs.
London, Feb. Is: England is
aroused today over the fear OF ulti-
mately losing Canada in case
the Ameriean-Canadian reciprocity
agreement is ratified. The press is
particularly disturbed because of
the statement made by Speaker-elect
Champ Clark in the House yesterday
that he had no doubt the day would
soon come when England would
gladly look forward to turning over
her possessions in North America to
the United States. Clark was cen-
sured TO his speech.
The Y estminster Gazette, which
led the Alght for reciprocity, says:
CLARK must be singularly innocent
Ii In desiring this consummation he
imagines it will be promoted by
such frank avowal at the present
moment =
The Globe, anti-American, de-
clared the speech would surely make
Canada pause before asserting to
the agreement. An appeal to the
English people to "saye the empire"
is sounded by the Morning Post. 1t
declares there Is no longer any at
tempt in America to conceal the
ultimate aim Of annexing Canada.
Hard Fight In Senate.
Special bp United Press Wire.
Washington, Feb. 15:-The Cana
dian reciprocity agreement after
having passed the House is likely to
run against insurmountable barriers
in the senate, according to the Lead
ers of the movement today They
fear that opponents of the measure
may get together and filibuster.
President Taft, today, began a
special campaign to smooth the way
for the bill in the senate His threat
of an extra session as the penalty
for no action on the bill was again
circulated about the capital.
The Mccall bill, carrying the agree
ment into effect, was passed. 221 to 92.
4 majority OF the Republicans present
voted against the measure. the division
being IS yeas and 81 nays. The Dem
ocratic vote was 143 yeas and only s
nays. A majority Of the Republican
insurgents present voted for the bill
The Mccall bill now goes to the SEN
ate. The chances there. according to
poll, are that 1t will pass, President
Taft Is confident that If a filihuster
hill MI, r,ass a. as ts ent aarn t,'a sns sns
senate st,aI, al ~, az 80
and has indicated that be would call
an extra session. or congress- IL n daas
not do so
Ioresident Taft recaivad tha nars =,
the Biz -otc n tha .,a1sa v;.,, .,a,s
satisfaction. If st had not been far .
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70 whleh Ml. paizell Fegistered such
declaeu eAceEtlon was framed as re-.
suis OF the naolify OF the mouse to
agree upon q Time Tor closing general
debate. Representative Mccall OF
Massachusetts, IN charge Of the reel
procity measure, had declared that he
ha been trying to get resolution out
OF the rules committee for two days
but without success. The committee
wasn't long before the members favor