Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-23

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washington. June 2l.- Hearing i
personal plea Tor Immediate action by
congress 10 revise the banking and
currency laws that business may be
aided In meeting tariff revision. press
idens wilson today for tho second
TIME went 20 the house OF representa-
tiNes and personally read his address
on the subject TO both houses OF con-
Rfens assembled In joint session.
Aithough shorn OF some of the now
city that attended hls first apncar-
ance. when he upset presidential ira
ditlons OF more than century. TO-
days visit OF the president 10 congress
t0ck on q deeper significance. on his
flFst visit he delivered "a message long
anticipated urging the carrying out OF
the party's pledges FOR Immediate re-
Vision 20 tSe tariff.
flls address today was an appeal to
every member OF the house and sen
ate 10 lay aside personal conaldera-
lions and sacrifice comfort and even
health n necessary 90 mcpre "a ONCE
4 revision and reform VT the natlonsn
banging system. only IN that way.
he declared. could the country secure
The heneflis of the tariff revision soon
10 oe completed.
IT II perfectly clear that Il IL our
duty io nuppla the new banking and
currency system the country needs
and that it viii Immediately need
more than ever said President VIII
son. ''shall We hasten 10 change our
tariff lawn and then be- lnggards about
making u possible ana easy Tor the
country 60 take advantage OF tho
change There can 0e only one an
s@er 60 that question. We must act
now. ~ whatever sacrifice 10 our
solves"
The president gave no direct en-
dorsemeni 20 the Glass currency blll
which is to form the hnslr of the Dem-
ocratic revision % the banking laws.
but In indirect language re made Il
known that " had been prel a'cd with
his counsel ana approval.
"The committees of congress 20
which legislation OF this character Il
referred have devoted careful aud dis.
passionate study Ia the means OF uc-
complishlng those objects. he said
In conclusion.
They have honorod me BY consult
ing me- They are ready TO suggest
action"
Vice President Marshall appeared
az tho center door Of the hall ~ the
house uf Representatives, az the head
of tho senators. marching two By
two. The vice prelldent took a seat
beside Speaker Clark ana the senate
took seats In the front rows OF the
Democratic side.
speaker Clark announced Repre-
sontatiyes Underwood. Fitzgerald and
Mann as members of the COMMITTEES
10 escort President Wilson 10 ghe
chamber The vice president Hn-
nonnccd Senators Kern. Reed and
Cnllinger as the senate members
There were many absentces am0ng
the house members and whole rows
OF seats In the rear OF the hail were
empty
Mrs Wilson and two Of the presl-
dents dauehters With a party 81
friends. look seats ln the executive
gallery ana several dlmontts at'
tended
President Wilson m0torod 10 The
capitol through a steady rain lis
went directly % Speaker Ciark's of'
flee. where he WAS met hy the joint
committee ana escorted 90 the ros'
trum In the hall. The house door
keeper then dashed Into the chamhei
and shouted.
THE President OF the United
stales
Galleries and the floor arose "a
the president walked In front of th'
speakers lobby and with q nod q
tito speaker and the vice president
mounted the steps 60 the clerks
desk
~ present 20 tho sixly-thifd con
eress The president of the Unlies
States" announced speaker Clark.
Addrcssing first the two presiding
officers, the president turned 20 ih'
desk and In low. even voice tina
was never raised. but which peneaai
ed clearly 10 every ear IN the cham
her. begnn reading his address No
a stir from the audience interrupted
President Wilson said
AR. Speaker Mr. proeidcnt Gen
lilemen of the cOngress
Il ~ under the compulslon % wha
seems 70 me q clear and impegatlvI