Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-11
Senate Ways and Means Com
mitlee Agrees to Accept
Views Of President Wilson
Only in Part,
UNDERWOOD HOLDS HIS
FORCES WELL IN HAND
Many Changes May be Made
IN Bill Between Time Of CaO-
Gus Approval and When It
Becomes Law,
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4 washington, April 10.-The atu-
tude of the senate toward President
Wilson, tariff plans. as embodied in
the new house tariff hlll. became fair
Nv well defined today after another
meeting Of the democratic members
3 Of the finance committee. Briefly, the
senate committee will agree to accept
the view of the president and of tho
house. as TO free wool and one-cent
sugar. with the free sugar in three
years" attachment but it will re-
serve the right TO amend its report
\ ON other schedules as il thinks best
The conference with the president
Yesterday brought a working agree
ment. under which both the executive
and the senate leaders have yielded
certain points. The senate democrats
do not propose to make any general
increase I'm the rates of the tariff bill.
or to make the senate liable 10 the
charge OF having impeded the efforts
of the president ana the house toward
uarilt Ie'Vi"l'
haises WIN "e '.."ue ~ n'""s
seheauleS' noNeNe'' 'ie "0'N nav ~
tion of the first schedule in the bin.
some oI 'he ei'"i'S''s' ''b,'V'e r.
necessary by the senate leaders. may
be carried over to the honse, and put
lHlo lhe pll III thc oeiioeIa''' 'ae'"S
Nll g pI''h'tss
me s'n"te ifau',H iese' 8 '"'
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Nlitl leNi9loH Hp"i' t4"''""'e "'N
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ne "'' 'isioli I" S''lii" ~ i'' ''''
'U'u' upon 'iie "''l 'iio 9u-.'
issues n"s NiouHn' t's war lns ~
UoUs ol inc ael'l''l't'i' 'Vlu - 'l'"
pi'es.''l UNITY IL ~ ''''' mum
fis9ieen' o''e si'e Il use i''"'oi ~
luse % accept any cNahse ~ lile N"o'
"lo susa' provisions y y u'l"e's'''o'
''e seA".e coiiiiii'''' "'ii leiu i'7 s''P-
P',a {" .llc Sdlile pi"St'ii''
ine llHnl against iiee ""oh n.y."
H"s "'euiii'' l'l"'' "N'''' -
'us oi 'le Vapitul' an" s'''''i a''''
"''gs''o"s IN the mousse are "pp'f,'''7
!" ugluoeIa'le senators Tor suppott ~
wy Hs'i' 20 retain some uu'f'
ny uel''ocfatlc caucus OF 'le ilons'
"au ie''neu ohly 'le lll'l" s'''e""i'
VI '''f nc" pill at 'ht thd Oh 'ou"A
"4'N' REPRESENTATIVE huel """" "'''
o''''i o''''ociatie l"'iil le"ueis W'''
n'@"iiE no appar'ht eilorl 10 l''''''
gs'tie or hasten "a party o''ision on
,"g oll, lnis deliberate progress l"s
"'''' ."o nope OIL 'he W"oi ana sus"'
"''''s" ''iat they may De a9ie |"
t''te' sun llleiehl slIthsth 20 eHallsN
w pl,l W lhe caucus - tnal y VIII
cue muse win At least st'ia"
D'Y on WOOL ana Without the pro-
'',,on 10 make sugar Tree IN i3io'
o.a.a 'iS oplh'oh IS strensthened py the
a,'''uue oi me senate democrats. a
5' ana Wooi ana sugar tarlli are
ing 'neir influence to the ilght in
Xxx 'ouse IN the nope thal lhe issue
'e lousht out there ana VIII not
70 De settled in the senate
Nepresentative Underwood and his
9oVia'es OF the ways and means
s',iii'lee succeeded IN plotting the
a'ii oiii through another DAYS de-
Ds'e IN the house caucus, without any
."anse IN its rates Many phases Of
fa arm We're gone into with demands
l enahses in duties coming from
n quarters. The greater part OF
Z uaS was devoted to work on the
'"en"are schedule, which finally
approved after a plea from Speak
e'afk and Representative Under
wood for party harmony.
'ne schedule evoked a lively eN
4 ,9s'on OF views The present tariff