Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-09
No TARIFF VOTE
TAKENYESTERDAI
SENATE AGREED TO TAKE FIN
Al VOTE AT / O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON,
NJ, JDHITY Line UP SOLID
Every Amendment Aimed at the free
Trade section Was Quickly
Voted Down.

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...,,. ,i,,il,, ~, tha Dninocratic
ave wiz No'' '''''''''
tarit biIl tomorrow dl'ci"" "'
o'clock. This agreement was ieach'H
,oui,bt at i1.l5 o'clock when il be
-, mat 3, ,,o.,ld no inn
N''h' "Pp"' N'' ,..
poSSlple To pass "
adjournment tonight
The party leaders agreed TO Keep
the senate in session until well INTO
The morning to dispose of as many
of the amendments still pending as
possible and then to djJurn until 3
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The final onslaught of the oppo-
sition found the Democratic lines
standing soldly for the bill. Under
urging of their leaders the ranks
closed against the anti-frce wool ana
anti-frcc sugar forces and as laSJ u-
amendments came to a vote they were
defeated.
Attempts to restore to the bill
duty ON raw wool and to raise the
dut ~ wooden manufactured goods,
MADE successive amendments ny
$ ..,ors LA Toilette, 'alr"h an"
ienruse' were ucl
loss "l parry N"'o
4 last stand by the anti-free sugar
forces led by senator Ransdcl Of
Iouisiana. Democrat, held the at
t.,tinn of the senate throughout the
evening. but the votes of senators
Rausdeu and Thornton had been long
conceded to the Republicans sugar
schedule.
Democratic leaders were willing TO
adiourn at midnight if such an agree
nsnt could be reached, but while
nepotiations we're under way they in
sisted the senate should remain at
work with the prospect of an all
night session if the attempt at the
agreement failed.
Among the amendments defeated
vas tbat of Senator Norris for u
heavy tax on inheritances. This was
beaten 5g TO ~. the following Re-
nuhIicans Joining the Democrats IN
waiting against il:
Senators Brandegee, Catron Clarke
az Wvoming. Colt. Fall. Gallingcr,
Jackson. Limit. Lodge, Oliver, Pen
rose Perkins. Root. Sherman and
sutherland.
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TWO attempts py oSnatoI 10 80,
lette to secure ihe ADOPTION u @uo- ,a
StLluttS 10, tpr ',,,,,t,.
iff schedules ialled py sNlctlS PaIty
votes Ihere reiildlheu tle P'o9poI'
OF tlnal wool nsht "hch tilS siHSie r.
item or tree Wool was reacl'eu III '"0
free list OF the Din ~,
senator Rahsdell III pesliIiIihs lD1 iliS
tght against lree sugar aIIiou,.rT1 .i.., ~
he opposed iree wool alSo anu Wou'u T
JOIN IN any atIeinpt 10 nav a S','' ,
duty put on that prouuC'. ne nIu
voted agalnSi the La oilet,t an.e'iu III
ment whlch eInpraCeu uu's ~ an
classes OF woolef soous' nut Ha'
expected ne Would suppoIt th' ~
puhllcans IN the IiSt llSHI asaii,S'
the wool item IN thS lreS hS'.
tor tansdell insisted ne hau reSeINe
the rght TO ignore the dElcel'i'i't
f'a'heu ny Uie 'ei',oOi =. , az IsI',,,i,
support the Dlll' senator Ndiauoi'
insisted ne had reservoir lhe ilSnl "
vote as ne plsased on any sc0'i"" VI
the larlil Dlll.
Senators Brlsto" ana Jaliles
gagged In llVeN. coiIoquy W. Wv
tobacco taritt, which aIouseu ap
pltuse from we % %U,oNuo ~ ,1d IT,
lcries. senator warren Cdlleu w
Vlce-presldeht at'ehtIoh ~ '"''
That there shouId De no dpIlauae'
Il am very gfatelul 10 the S'Hdt'i
iro." "yna",mS ,ha rnio i' :" seid ' Mr. Marshall