Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-09
President Determined to Ap.
prove Only Measure Which
Will Adequately Protect
Grower and Manufacturer.
CONGRESS ASKED TO
REMAIN IN SESSION
Executive Voices Belief That
Both Houses Can Get To.
gether on Satisfactory Law
Reducing Duties.
,By Ev.aIaE aersld 4. .. leased wirsI

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Washington. Aus a.--For g second
time within year President Tuu toe
day vetoed bu 90 revise the wool
turiff-schcdul, rs" of th, Payne
Aldrich law.
IN, president returned Geo congress
the blli evolved ar ,unpurWisr h'-
tween thu house Hud senate. holding
'hut ts Tow rates would bring disaster
tu home industry Tie appealed iu
congress, however. not tp 'diuuru un-
til u had enacted q measure Co 'suh-
ttiutiallN reduce unnecessary existing
duties" without destroying protection
tor The wool iudus'r, boo the United
states.
The president disappro,al ut th"
wool bin is tu he followed with sltui.
lar veto OF the steel hiil aud the cot
ton bin Tho sugar hlll WAS likely iu
be- vetoed us is th, oNcis, tax hili, tho
iuttcr probably ou the ground that The
president believes 10 unconstitutional.
20 stand hy my pledges Go maintain
a degree ui protection Co offset thc
differences in cost uf production her"
and abroad and will heartily approve
OF any bin reducing duties q" THIS lev
rl' wort, Mr. TAFT While ih' pres
out bil and the one disupptuNcd last
wear we're identical Boo terms, tho
presidents reasons differed. tie Ncr
tupd the former because D. had been
framed before the tariff boards re-
uurJ Tho latter hcyaus, hr said %
had been frame with disregard lut
the boards findings.
Most of the rates iu thr submitted
uiIl." wrote ihr president FAR, su Tow
100 ,mHvlNts that if enacted into lHu
the enc, table result would hy IRE.
trrNiablc injury Co. the Wuul gruWlus
industr The enforced idlcuc's ol
much OF our 0uul yuWhl' aud WOOL
spinning machinery and ul thuu.Hud.
ur looms and tho consequence throw
ing out employment uf thuusduds OF
Wurkm'u.
The bill sent tu m, white House
Umpussd an ddNulurcm duty 90 ~ pei
cent ON raw Wuul uud ou clothes ui
a. per cent Both rates Ma Tait hcld
we're insufficient Go protect the wool
gruwrr and the munaia"iutrr. u was
predicted tudhN that the wool hill
iaight br passed hN the house over
Mt TaiTs veto. bat there was some
doubt us to uN tate 100 tl;D senate tc.
publican leaders were inclined to ht.
ucNc 10 would hil of passage There as
~ did twelve months ugu
The president declared 100 ms mes
sage that he was anxious TO scr
arhcdulv "k ,,isrd downward and
that he wuuld hr glad io sc" cong css
remain he -cssiuu until u hiU D., could
uusidcr pruprr vas presented iu tht
White House. tie found u impossible
IA, said. ln view ut tht platform on
which he was elected to approve the
submitted measure but declared on"
agreeable to hiF views had been dfuii
ed by minority members ui the house
ways aud means committee
81 strongly dcsir, tu reduce duues
read the message provided uulN ihy
protective system hv maintained ana
that Industries nov established br not
destroyed. n nov appears from the
tariff boards report aud from bills M
truduced Into the house and senate,
that % bin may b, drawn tu bee within
the requirements 90 protection ANA
rtiU offer "a reduction ui 90 per cent
uu most woods and lrom p per cent q"
30 per cent on rluthrr ! cannot a'i ON
the assumption that u majority ul
either brand viii refuse q" nuss a hhl
eft this kind therefore urRc upon
congress that IL de- not adjourn with
out taking advantage uf the PLAIN OPP
portunty thus substantially iu r"du',
unnecessary existing duties. I appeal
tu congress tu reconsider the measure.
which I nov return without my ap-
uruvul and tu adopt substitute
therefor mukiEg substantial rrduc-
tluns below the rates ut the present
act where the tariff board shows pos
sihlc. without dcstruyinr any rNah-
lishcd industry cor throwing any wage
carMrs uut uf employment ana which
win prVmPis approve.
despite the efforts that have boon
mEdp to disorcdit the work uf the
tariff board. their report of THIS
schedule has been accepted with
rcarvriv q dissenting voice, Dos an
those familiar with the problems dis
cusspd including active rvprrscnla
lives of ORGANIZATIONS formed ln the
interest of the public aud the con
sumner
The message was drawn after con-
trrrnccs between the president ana
chairman Emrrl uf the tariff board
n was submitted tu the cabinet Nrs'
tcrdHy at special meeting Rrpurts
that t',u members ut the presidents
official family urged him Go approve
this measure were denied.