Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-27
LaF oIIette's Filibuster Accom-
pIisheS Purpose, Securing
Passage Of Resolution for
Campaign Investigation.
TAFT SIGNS MANY
IMPORTANT BILLS
Speaker Clark Delivers Second
VaIedictory to House Ex-
pressing Hope That Members
Would Have Happy Vacation,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Washington, Aug. 2G.-Sobered by
the EN- barrassments of Saturday S all
night session OF filibusters and dis
agreements, congress adjusted its diff
ferences today, invited President Taft
To the capitol once more and at 430
o'clock this afternoon wrote "finis.
after the proceedings of the second
session of the Sixty second congress.
The end was marked with Il return
of harmony and an end of filibusters.
Senator Latollettc demanded action
on the Penrose campaign fund resO-
luton. ana found all opposition
smoothed away and the resolution
was adopted almost without discus
sion
Senators Chamberlain, Martin. Gull
berson and Swanson, after fighting
bitterly for the payment Of the
state claims EN- mbodied in the gene
raj deficiency bill. permitted the SEN
ate TO yield to the demands of the
house and strike the claims from the
bill. In return for this concession,
however, they received the promise of
support from other senators next win
ter when the claims again Will be
pressed for payment.
With these old claims. amounting
In al TO 100000. went the extra
months pay for congressional em-
ployes which the senate demanded and
The house refused to give.
The president signed the general
deficiency bill at 4:10 O'Clock, max
ing certain the payment of the $1,000
600 deficiency in army pay; the
$i60, Geo for the Gettysburg memorial
celebration next year; the $3.50. 900 for
extension of customs work, and scores
of other important payments that
hinged on the passage of the bill. The
last measure to which his pen was
put was a bill dsposng of lands in
the Colville Indian reservation.
The session "just fizzled out in the
senate, to use the words of one OBJ
server. A comparatively handful of
members occupied their seats and a
call for a quorum in either the house
or senate would have forced return
of the embarrassing situation of last
week.
a wild outburst of applause greet
ed Speaker Clark's announcement of
adjournment as his gavel fell in the
house. The floor Immediately became
an animated scene. Just before he an
nounced the adjournment, Speaker
Clark addressed the house as follows.
"As the hour of adjournment APP
proaches,' he said, the speaker de-
sires to congratulate the house on
having reached the end OF one of the
lonpesf ana most Librarians sessions on
record Congress has actually been in
session more days since December
than any congress that ever sat. The
speaker desires to thank all members
of the house on both sides of the big
aisles, which separates us politically,
but not as friends or patriots, for the
uniform courtesy with which they
have treated the speaker. | hope that
they will all reach home safely, all
have enjoyable vacations and will all
return, refreshed and invigorated for
our work next winter"
There u,ar, an avon score Of sana
tors nn IN. e,onr of ~. senote when
tha resolution for adionrnment n,
43O o'clock. was put through.
recess was taken until 4.1O. Then
began a twenty minutes wait Senator
Nelson of Minnesota. awoke the SEN
ate for moment to thank the pre-
sidin, officers of the session. Senators
Gallinger and Pacon.
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