The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-15
PRESIDENT VETOES
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section OF the Canadian reciprocity
law.
Send Bill To Senate
The re-passed steel bill was sent
Immediately to the senate and re-
ported tonight with the wool bill
among papers technically on the desk
Of the president of the senate. Both
measures will be called up Friday
by Senator Simmons and an attempt
made 10 repass them: but the Demo
cratic leaders have little hpe that
they can obtain the necessary two
thirds vote as did the house.
Insurgent forces in both house and
snate contributed 10 the success OF
the Democratic tariff program. In the
house the sixteen insurgents who
day again joined them in overriding
the Presidents veto. while nine in
surgents in the senate joined in the
! passage of the Democratic cotton
| bill.
] Republicans who voted with the
Democrats in the house were:
Aiken. New York: Davies. Lind
berg and Steenerson. Minnesota;
IIughen and Woods. Iowa. Kent. Cal
/ ifornia: Kinkaide. Norris and Sloan.
! Nebras ska: I.afferty Oregon La Fol-
lette. Washington; Rees. Jackson and
/ Young. Kansas; Morse. Wisconsin.
The insurgents who joined the
| Democrats in the senate on the cot
ton bill were:
Borah. Idaho: Bourne. Oregon: Bris-
/ tow. Kansas. Clapp. Minnesota:
/ Cummins and Kenyon. Iowa: I.aFol-
I lette. Wisconsin. Poindextor. of
/ Washington. and Works. OF Cali
/ fornia.
Uncle Joe Raves.
The detection of the Republican
/ "PrOgressivcs" in the house angered
former Speaker Cannon. In the course
Of an attack on the proposal TO re-
: peal the wool bill veto performance
/ he spoke OF the definition of yester-
day in bitter terms.
They may call themselves Re-
publicans' he Numbered. his clench-
ed fists up raised. but am not ono
OF them" Thank God" retorted
one Of the insurgents and laughter
and applause from the Democratic
side
Underwood Attacks.
| Majority loaded Underwood made
2 sllNlNfNl AIA dth OH the lives lldI
prompted President Tafts veto TO
the steel bill which he said had
/ ben passed by a Republican senate
with but two slight amendments. He
referred 10 the presidents explanat-
T ion that changes had been made in
Z the schctIle as 81 was presented to
/ him last year end that congress had
: youchsafed no eplanatiOn for thOXse
changes
a statement Of that kind in a
great public document in not only
/ lamentablc. but 10 Is pitiable.' said
Ir Underwood.
As an added chapter 10 the tariff
. program ON M" floor. Mr.. Underwood.
just before Adjournment. announced
To- the House the failure OF the House
conferces 20 reach any agreement
with the Senate on the sugar tariff
revision measure Tho House voted
to send the bin back 20 the confer
cncc with instructions that the House
confcrees refuse 90 agree TO the SEN
CO." amendments
The cotton 10 tho senate was shor..
B Tho amendment offered hy Senator
Z Ia Toilette Vas Identical with The
BIN presented 800 no" House by Rep
rescntafive llill ~ Connecticut. and
shich received tho support of The
majority OF the Republicans.
Senator Ia Folrrce declared D.
/. Represented au actual reduction of
1.-TWO per cent. lower ON tho average
D. than tho democratic hIl li.s -Ihsti-
7 fIf, received oult 70 votes. however.
land tUo progressive mon then i0inr'i
I fia democrats in passing iho House