The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-13
Senate Not United on
Proper Course to
Pursue.
SOME BELIEVE
ENGLAND RIGHT
Root Holds That to Grant Free
Passage to American Ships
Would Be Violation OF
Treaty-Long Debate
in Senate Is in
Prospect.


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thod Of charging. but refnnd!ns tolls
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,.rfl- Natestv's government be in ac-
~rrs,,,ce with thu OBLIGATIONS OF the
treaty.
with respect to the proposal that
exemptions shall be given 10 vessels
engaged in the coasiwise trade. the
communication states that il NAY be
that no objection could be taken Il the
trade should he so regulated as to
make it certain that only bona fde
coastwise traffic which rs reserved for
American vessels would he benefited by
this exemption: but that 1t appears to
His Rritanic 3lajesty's government
that il would be Impossible 10 frame
regulations which would prevent the
exemption from resulting in a prefer
ence to American shipping and conse-
quently in an mira action Of the treaty"
Two weeks or more of discussion OF
the Panama Canal bill against which
Great Britain has hled a protest on
the ground that 1t violates the Hay
Pauncefote treaty between this nation
and England. IS probable after the bill
is taken up in the Senate. There are
many Senators who have announced
their intention of speaking on various
features of the bill and the wide d.
vergenco or opinion on the measure
that developed in the committee Is sure
10 be reflected on the Aoor OF the SEN
ate. insuring prolonged discussion
Senator Brandegee. who is in charge
Of tho bill as chairman OF the Senate
COMMITTEES on Intaroceanic Canals.
said to-day that he Will make an ef-
fort to have the discussion Of the bill
begin soon after the Lorimer case has
been disposed of and continue until tbe