Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-28
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| Paine Aldrich tariff bill. beginning IN
this state II Maine which We here rep
resent and whose motto is Dirigo Il
direct" Now under those circum-
stances, as ] understand that these
resolutions har" been or are about L"
be passed upon in many states Of the
| Union, II IS proper that Maln". having
first spoken on TINS subject IN tie cite-
tons. should D" IN" Iifst II MAKE ID
| request for an extra session Tor a re
vision Of the tafih ana a REVISION
downward. 30 not S""' Mr.. speaker
that thcr" g any politics in TINS mat =
ter 1t all. 1t seems I" N" mat or re
pn''h1hh TRENDS can J"lll WIN rs III
TIC adoption of tins resolution WIN
hnahmitH. II IS l"'tt% generally hEf''d
Throughout tie country mat rf'hE al
ic"S' OF III" Sci'''di'S ar' TOO i'lSi' anu
Il 50 ll'H sooner me people can ne -
H'F'd from th"S'' h"'''''H 'i'' ",'''r.
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An Extra session OF congress Logical
| Inc pfogreSsircs who want something
don" in harmony with the 1908 platform
| do not wonder that the demand for the
| extra session of Congress becomes more
| pressing. congressional leaders realize
| the danger they are in due to their fail
| Qfe To act on the Tart progressive pro-
gram Hale stands impfegnable against
progress. and is doing his hest To make
| good ms lOreDOdln0 that nDtbinp should
| be done at this session but to spend mon
| eN MOST OF the general legislation pro-
| jected by TART and others will have to be
dropped ana some fear that there will he
| hafdlE 'ime TO enact the budget. The
| administration Is given over to the polit-
| zeal game by reactlonaries of both
| branches, ana pfoSfesslVes do not under
| stand why TAFT should smile more on
| feaetioharies than on reformers. The re-
| dictionaries hafm Iait as We'll as the
| country from every point of view. Speak
| CT cannon has done MS pest against pro-
gfeSs, invoking his power for mischief as
| IS ms custom
| ne reacuonailes IN the House have
united 10 clog the machinery of the new
| rules. Aidrich authorized nobody to act
for him before he left for the South. The
i4orimer issue is used 10 hold MP bust
ness Bailingerisn is piseon-holed; the
reactionarles desire to postpone the Bal
| linger as well as the Lorimer issues until
the next session. Petty controversies are
| invoked to waste TINA in both branches
sometimes there is hardly quorum De-
| feated members are away seeking new
JOB or openly engaging in business-in-
| different to everything at Washington ex-
| cept their salaries and mileage Roll calls
TO ma quorum waste much tine
| III view OF these conspFaeleS against
inc 1ait progressive policies and against
real repuhlicanism there is a powerful
demand for an extra session Filihuster-
VIZ mas wasted time which should have
o'ei gwen 70 constructive programs. How
| inns diiy adhSihE VIII "heet inc next
piiiot i'iiaihs 10 ne seen. nut the Demo-
ei'tS nave s"t 10 10 great stunts at hiah-
| w ms " "''e tuii i'"ai"u''i'ih III
| p'''' pi"h' it'>' haitey hectares Tor Lof-
H"''' On '''o i'ii'oei" ate Siae' icilect'Hti
Tue Hapittiai tendency Of H"hrh"hS oil
DOM parties 10 stand by one ah"thef
me turin commission. program OF 1af'
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referred 10 the iact that yesterday
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| to the welfare of the neonla that ufr
| accrue from more friendly trade relation.
| with CANADA. and have advocated ,.cas.
| ures looking towards that ond and
| Whereas the President of rho rr,i,od
| States recognizing tho demand Gov NOR,
| cordial trade relations with Canada h,.
| advocated a measure of reciprocity which
is beginning OF more liberal laws and
| Of ultimate benefit TO the people. therefore
| Resolved, That We request our senators
| ana representatives. in Congress 10 use
| their influence for the adoption of suct
| measures as will bring about fair r4cin-
rocal trade relations between Canada and
the United States.
Section .. That tbe seoretar,. 80 CT.